Hub Cyber Security is a coiled spring for a short squeeze, because forced buying on its tiny float would meet almost no real supply. Per @Courage_wins, naked shorting has piled up failures to deliver and put it on Nasdaq's Reg SHO threshold list; it traded 437M shares in a day against about 60M outstanding, with 133M sold short. Threshold rules force shorts to buy real shares, and the April 20 reverse split vote, which forces a new CUSIP and full share reconciliation, often acts as the trigger. … Show more

Applied Digital looks set for a strong bounce as heavy buying pressure meets a crowded short base. Buyer-pressure readings are almost three times the spike seen near the March bottom, just before the stock exploded higher, and the bottom signals from then are back, bigger and more prolonged. Short interest is above 23% of the float with off-exchange activity above 70%, making a squeeze more likely, and a tightly compressed bullish pennant could resolve higher in the next few weeks if it holds. … Show more

Borealis Foods is set up for a short squeeze continuation. Short interest is about 335%, Fintel and Robinhood show no shares left to borrow, and volume has run about 100x normal, exceeding the entire share count in a day. A break above the high of day at $2.42 would confirm the next leg. x.com  x.com  x.com 

Rackspace looks primed for a short squeeze: Apollo owns 52% of the stock while 22% of shares are sold short, and Apollo is unlikely to put up with that. Rackspace has also signed an MOU with AMD. x.com 

WhiteFiber is a live short-squeeze candidate, with 57.1% of its float sold short and 3.0 days to cover, and the move has not happened yet. Short interest data settles about a month behind, with new figures due September 1. x.com 

CoreWeave and Nebius just put the bears back to sleep, even with 18% of CoreWeave's shares and 30% of Nebius's sold short. x.com  x.com 

Tesla looks good because its high and growing short interest tends to mark a bottom and signal trend strength. Spikes in short sale volume, and especially extended periods of heavy shorting, are more often than not bullish: the more people short, the higher it goes. x.com 

Merlin Labs shorts look set to get caught as borrowing costs hit records and options positioning tilts heavily bullish. Per @ShawarmaCapital, shorts took about 330,000 shares of borrow in 90 minutes as the fee jumped from about 45% to 110%, now around 140%, the highest ever for the ticker. June 18 open interest runs nearly 10:1 calls, with 6,955 at the $10 strike versus 1,177 puts at $7.50, while the stock is pinned at $8. x.com