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Short interest · FINRA / NYSE / Nasdaq

Who’s being shorted hardest right now.

FINRA requires every member firm to disclose short positions twice a month. We aggregate the most-shorted U.S. equities — by % of float, days-to-cover, and recent change. The same data the “short squeeze” setups are built from.

Highest concentration

Top by % of float

#Ticker% of float
1BYND logoBYND
Beyond Meat, Inc.
42.0%
2LCID logoLCID
Lucid Group, Inc.
35.0%
3UPST logoUPST
Upstart Holdings, Inc.
31.5%
4CVNA logoCVNA
Carvana Co.
28.5%
5PLUG logoPLUG
Plug Power Inc.
27.0%
6FUBO logoFUBO
fuboTV Inc.
24.0%
7GME logoGME
GameStop Corp.
22.0%
8NVAX logoNVAX
Novavax, Inc.
22.0%
9AMC logoAMC
AMC Entertainment Holdings
18.5%
10AFRM logoAFRM
Affirm Holdings, Inc.
18.2%
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Liquidity-adjusted squeeze risk

Highest days-to-cover

Shorts adding

Biggest builds

Shorts covering

Biggest unwinds

How to read this data

Short interest is the total shares sold short but not yet repurchased. % of float divides that by the publicly tradable share count — anything above 20% is heavily shorted. Days-to-cover (DTC) is shares-short divided by average daily trading volume — how many days at normal volume it would take to repurchase every shorted share.

High short interest is BOTH a squeeze setup AND a smart-money conviction signal. GameStop in 2021 was an example of the squeeze dynamic; Beyond Meat’s persistent 40%+ short interest is an example of the conviction signal.