US:GME / GameStop Corp. - Short Interest, Short Volume, Short Squeeze

Short Shares Availability

GME / GameStop Corp. short shares availability is shown in the following table. This table shows the number of shares of US:GME available to be shorted at a leading prime brokerage. It is not the total number of shares available to short, nor is it the short interest. This data can be used as a proxy for estimating changes in short interest on an intraday basis, and should be inversely (and loosely) correlated to total short interest. The higher this number is, the lower the short interest is likely to be.

Update Frequency: Intraday

The table below show the changes in the date over time. We update our database on an hourly basis but only display changes, in order to improve readability.

Short Borrow Fee Rates

GME / GameStop Corp. short borrow fee rates are shown in the following table. This table shows the interest rate that must be paid by a short seller of US:GME to the lender of that security. This fee is shown as an annual percentage rate (APR). Lenders are funds or individuals that own the security that have indicated to the broker that they are willing to lend it out. Dividends paid to a shorted security go to the owner/lender of the security, not to the borrower.

Update Frequency: Intraday

The table below show the changes in the date over time. We update our database on an hourly basis but only display changes, in order to improve readability.

Short Volume

GME / GameStop Corp. short volume is shown in the following chart. Short Volume is a data set that can be used to understand investor sentiment. When an investor makes a short sale, they do so with the belief that a security will decline in price. If the short sale volume increases as a percentage of the total volume, then that suggests a bearish (negative) sentiment by the market. If short sale volume decreases as a percentage of total volume, then that suggests a bullish (positive) sentiment.

Update Frequency: Daily at Close of Day

Short Volume

Total number of short shares traded on the major US markets each day

Short Volume Ratio

Total number of short shares traded divided by the total shares traded each day (lower chart)

Market Date	Short Volume	Total Volume	Short Volume Ratio
2021-01-27	15,692,871	92,837,600	16.90
2021-01-26	27,348,512	161,894,423	16.89
2021-01-25	27,342,770	177,874,000	15.37
2021-01-22	33,257,918	194,084,194	17.14
2021-01-21	11,420,490	57,079,754	20.01
2021-01-20	6,764,533	33,471,789	20.21
2021-01-19	14,785,915	74,721,924	19.79
2021-01-15	8,433,389	46,866,358	17.99
2021-01-14	16,957,718	93,717,410	18.09
2021-01-13	46,075,278	143,530,129	32.10

Short Interest

Short Interest is the total number of open short positions of a security. A Short Squeeze is when a company with a high degree of short interest increases in price, which forces short sellers to "cover" their short interest by purchasing actual shares, which in turn drives the price up even further.

Funds Disclosing Short Positions

This section shows institutions, funds, and major shareholders that have reported short positions in their last reporting period. Green rows indicate new positions. Red rows indicate closed positions.

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