Daily Short Pressure
GameStop (GME) continues to see heavy short-selling flow. According to FINRA data reported via Fintel, the daily short volume ratio for GME reached 59.06% on November 11, 2026. This figure represents the percentage of total off-exchange trading volume that was marked as short, indicating significant intraday selling pressure.
Flow vs. Position
It is critical to distinguish this daily short volume from open short interest. This 59% ratio reflects the volume of shares sold short during the trading session on November 11, not the total number of shares currently held short. However, such a high ratio of daily short volume suggests that market participants are actively adding to or maintaining short positions, contributing to the ongoing volatility in the stock.
Key Takeaways
- GME recorded a 59.06% short volume ratio on November 11, 2026.
- This high daily short volume indicates persistent intraday selling pressure.
- Daily short volume is a measure of flow and should be distinguished from bi-monthly open short interest reports.
The Bottom Line
GameStop remains a high-activity name for short sellers, with daily volume data consistently showing a high proportion of short-side participation.
Signal data sourced from Fintel. This post is an original analysis prepared by The Forensic Ledger from publicly available data. Not investment advice.
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