Wendy's, Xerox and Icahn Enterprises are set up for a short squeeze. They are the only stocks with over 30% short interest that pay dividends above 7%, so shorts pay heavily to stay short and lose more if prices rise. All three are in Stage 2 uptrends, and Wendy's and Xerox are retesting recent high-volume breakouts. A short-covering summer could start if the market breaks higher out of its consolidation. x.com 

China SXT Pharmaceuticals is a short-squeeze candidate: short interest exceeds 20%, institutional ownership exceeds 100%, no shares are left to borrow and the cost to borrow is over 500%. It has the same setup as other low-float, high-short-interest plays; after coiling all day, a pop on incoming volume is only a matter of time because shorts are trapped. x.com  x.com 

Veea is another short-squeeze opportunity, ranking first on the Short Squeeze Tracker with a borrow rate of about 780%. Stocks down 98% make good short squeezes, and recent news seems to be driving this tiny company's shares. x.com  x.com  x.com