建工来袭
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1. Live Short Interest % of Free Float: 35.74% (+16.06%) → 35.74% of the free float is currently sold short (i.e., short interest ratio), and it surged by 16 percentage points in the past day. → A short interest ratio of 35.74% is already considered extremely high (GME peaked at around 140%, but anything above 30% is categorized as highly risky). 2. Live Short Interest: 264.09k (+36.55k) → Currently, a total of 264,000 shares are held by short sellers (borrowed and sold short). 3. CTB Avg 658.41% → The current average annualized stock borrowing rate is 658.41%. → In simple terms: for every dollar worth of stock borrowed, short sellers now pay an annual interest of $6.58! → This is not just "expensive"—it’s exorbitantly costly and practically unsustainable. 4. Min 6.66% → Max 1,050% The cost of borrowing the same stock from different brokers ranges from 6.66% to 1,050%. The cheaper ones have already been borrowed, and now only those with a rate exceeding 1,000% are available. 5. Shares Available: Only around 2k~5k shares (2,000~5,000 shares) remain. → Almost no borrowable shares are left. Short sellers wanting to increase their short positions or cover margin calls cannot find shares to borrow. 6. Borrowed Change +73.1k, Borrow +75.2k → Recently, another 75,000 shares were borrowed in a single day to continue shorting (possibly by stubborn holders or hedge funds aggressively holding their positions). What does this chart tell you when taken together? The situation for this stock (CETX) is even more extreme than your previous PLRZ stock, as it enters the eve of a super short squeeze: • Extremely high short interest (above 35% and still rising) • Borrowing costs have surged to an annualized 600%~1,000% (short sellers are bleeding heavily every day) • Borrowable shares are nearly depleted (once liquidation occurs, it will trigger a chain reaction) • The stock price has already dropped 14% today, but the short data is even more extreme → a typical case of 'bear squeeze' + 'lock-up'. In one sentence: The bears are almost completely cornered and could collapse at any moment. As soon as someone pulls the trigger, or if a few shorts can't hold on and close their positions, the stock price will soar like a rocket, potentially doubling or even increasing tenfold in the short term.
NEHNEHPOK : does ctb mean cost to borrow?
zleipnir : i'm in with 100 shares.
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建工来袭 : 1. Live Short Interest % of Free Float: 35.74% (+16.06%)
→ 35.74% of the free float is currently sold short (i.e., short interest ratio), and it surged by 16 percentage points in the past day.
→ A short interest ratio of 35.74% is already considered extremely high (GME peaked at around 140%, but anything above 30% is categorized as highly risky).
2. Live Short Interest: 264.09k (+36.55k)
→ Currently, a total of 264,000 shares are held by short sellers (borrowed and sold short).
3. CTB Avg 658.41%
→ The current average annualized stock borrowing rate is 658.41%.
→ In simple terms: for every dollar worth of stock borrowed, short sellers now pay an annual interest of $6.58!
→ This is not just "expensive"—it’s exorbitantly costly and practically unsustainable.
4. Min 6.66% → Max 1,050%
The cost of borrowing the same stock from different brokers ranges from 6.66% to 1,050%. The cheaper ones have already been borrowed, and now only those with a rate exceeding 1,000% are available.
5. Shares Available: Only around 2k~5k shares (2,000~5,000 shares) remain.
→ Almost no borrowable shares are left. Short sellers wanting to increase their short positions or cover margin calls cannot find shares to borrow.
6. Borrowed Change +73.1k, Borrow +75.2k
→ Recently, another 75,000 shares were borrowed in a single day to continue shorting (possibly by stubborn holders or hedge funds aggressively holding their positions).
What does this chart tell you when taken together?
The situation for this stock (CETX) is even more extreme than your previous PLRZ stock, as it enters the eve of a super short squeeze:
• Extremely high short interest (above 35% and still rising)
• Borrowing costs have surged to an annualized 600%~1,000% (short sellers are bleeding heavily every day)
• Borrowable shares are nearly depleted (once liquidation occurs, it will trigger a chain reaction)
• The stock price has already dropped 14% today, but the short data is even more extreme → a typical case of 'bear squeeze' + 'lock-up'.
In one sentence:
The bears are almost completely cornered and could collapse at any moment. As soon as someone pulls the trigger, or if a few shorts can't hold on and close their positions, the stock price will soar like a rocket, potentially doubling or even increasing tenfold in the short term.
70557046 NEHNEHPOK : Yes