Why do you care? It is just one of hundreds of reasons why we buy and sell. Are you looking to use it as a trading signal? I can find short interests monthly but that is not tradable for my system and when I backtested monthly short interest vs directional most of the time the correlation was not that good.
Well the only way to determine short squeeze is to determine the amount of shorts, generally as a % of issued capital and days for a short to normally unwind. I don't believe a free list of market shorts is available in USA, there may be a list which needs to be paid for by being subscribed in USA. In Australia they have a free list for the ASX300. https://www.marketindex.com.au/short-selling My experience, if a Co. is shorted, it's usually for a good reason. A short squeeze rarely happens unless super good news comes out, shorts are often informed and well cashed up investor groups or traders and busting them is difficult. You may think shorts are being squeezed but often they come back and whack the longs. Here is a chart of a Co. which just the other day I bought and bailed out 3 days later, prior to the plunge, I lost 2.6% on my position, I smelt trouble, and I was keeping a very tight stop. Very close call from getting sizzled badly. If you refer to my short list link, it is ranked number 22 atm. The two very bearish bars prior to the plunge was the red flag which additionally promped me to bail.
Could there be a short squeeze on SENS? With an 18.4% short interest the shorts could be quite nervous?
%% IT depends; not in SOXS now but up 33% in a week,can be a clue to tighten stops OR JUST GET OUT .LOL It's above 50day moving average now. I had to edit out the word ''luck'' out of your post, no such thing as luck...............................................................................................[NOT saying its a dead cat, most tech stocks/ETFs are alive to the max + the better %% above 50 dma , anyway] Some sectors like DAL are a downtrend looking for a place to downtrend ,not dead, its got earnings + dividend .........................
yes, those are levels of high liquidity. the top one is sellers orders and the parallel ones in the middle are buyers orders, which this pattern reflects it's algo orders.