Daily Short Volume Flow
NVIDIA (NVDA) remains a focal point for short-selling activity. Based on FINRA Reg SHO daily short sale volume files, the stock has maintained a consistent level of short-selling pressure. In the most recent trading sessions, the short ratio—the percentage of daily volume executed as short sales—has fluctuated between approximately 22% and 29%.
Contextualizing the Data
It is essential to remember that this data represents daily flow, not the total open short interest. A share sold short and covered within the same day will appear in these figures but will not contribute to the bi-monthly FINRA short interest report. The 22-day average short ratio for NVDA stands at 41.83%, indicating that while recent days have seen lower short volume relative to the monthly average, the stock remains a high-liquidity target for both institutional hedging and speculative shorting. Investors should monitor these daily spikes as indicators of intraday sentiment rather than long-term bearish positioning.
Signal data sourced from Finshort. This post is an original analysis prepared by The Forensic Ledger from publicly available data. Not investment advice.
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