Virgin Galactic (SPCE) remains under heavy scrutiny from the short-selling community, with 36.8% of its float currently sold short. The daily short volume ratio of 50% indicates that the stock is seeing consistent selling pressure during regular market hours. With a borrow fee of 0.9% and a days-to-cover ratio of 6.9, the stock is showing signs of a stable but significant short position. While the borrow fee is relatively modest compared to other high-short-interest names, the high percentage of float shorted makes it a candidate for volatility. Market participants should track the daily FINRA short volume reports to see if this flow-based pressure continues to build or if shorts are beginning to cover their positions.
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