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This board follows large short positions and the dates of settlement - this board is under construction.

http://www.shortsqueeze.com

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Short squeezes occur more often in smaller cap stocks with small floats.

If a stock starts to rise rapidly, the trend may continue to escalate because the short sellers will likely want out. For example, say a stock rises 15% in one day, those with short positions may be forced to liquidate and cover their position by purchasing the stock. If enough short sellers buy back the stock, the price is pushed even higher


  

Short Squeeze™ has developed the Squeeze Ranking™ system used to gauge a stock's squeeze potential. We use a proprietary algorithm used to rank a stocks potential for either a bullish or bearish stock price move. Squeeze Theory™ is the creation of Dylan Wetherill, the founder of Short Squeeze™. The theory seeks to identify the basic principles that cause a stock to experience a short squeeze (bullish) or a long squeeze (bearish).
 
For example, a Squeeze Ranking™ of 0 is neutral, with unlimited up or down values to mark bullishness or bearishness. A Squeeze Ranking™ of 2,000 would be more bullish than a Squeeze Ranking™ of 50. Conversely, a negative Squeeze Ranking™ of -3,000 would be much more bearish than a Squeeze Ranking™ of -50. As a Short Squeeze™ member you are able to search all stocks and find stocks with the highest Squeeze Rankings™: short squeeze (bullish) and long squeeze (bearish). The process Squeeze Ranking™ system is designed according to the principles of Squeeze Theory™.
 
Many people assume that short interest in a stock alone biases a stock to either upward or downward price moves. This is not the case. The potential for a squeeze is dependent upon two market forces: the amount of concentrated short interest that exists in a stock and the price action of the stock.
 
Part 1: A stock's Days To Cover (Short Ratio) and it's Short Percent of Float are both used to identify the amount of concentrated short interest that exist in a stock. The higher these numbers, the higher the amount of relative levels of concentrated short interest there is in a stock.
 
Part 2: The second factor in evaluating a stock Squeeze Ranking™ is the stock's price action. The stronger a stock's price performance is, the more pain will be felt by people who are short a stock. If someone is short a stock and the price action is relatively flat, there is little immediate incentive for a short to cover their position (buy stock). On the other hand, a stock experiencing powerful upward performance, or even making new 52-week highs, can cause an extreme desire by short traders to exit their trades. This is done by buying stock, which can initiate a chain reaction of buying interest to surge into a stock. This powerful market force is called a short squeeze.
 
Short Squeeze™ provides exclusive proprietary data and services, designed to give our members the tools and data to identify powerful opportunities in the market and gain an exclusive edge in the market.
 
Short Squeeze™ provides powerful raw stock data and encourages you to experiment with expanded factors that influence squeezes to occur in the market. The Squeeze Ranking™ and the Squeeze Theory™ are mathematical equations used to calculate a stocks bullish or bearish ranking. Although it can take much study in this art, you may profit by experimenting with deviations from this published algorithm that give you an edge in identifying powerful trading opportunities.
 
Squeeze Theory™ is the creation of Dylan Wetherill, the founder of Short Squeeze™. The theory seeks to identify the basic principles that cause a stock to experience a short squeeze (bullish) or a long squeeze (bearish).
 
Short Squeeze Ranking™ algorithm includes:
(Days to Cover) x (Short Percent of Float) x (52-Week Performance)

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