Squeeze Finder Watchlist
The SqueezeFinder Live Watchlist is updated every 30 minutes with a combination of short interest data from several sources, upcoming events, and integrated charts! All of this info is in one place giving you the best and most current data available. All you have to do is check the Watchlist regularly and look for the highest scores! All subscriptions include a daily email with a market summary and some interesting tickers to keep on watch.
This is a grid-style Squeeze Finder Watchlist, designed to help you efficiently identify potential trading opportunities. You can seamlessly switch between two distinct views to tailor your analysis. Within this interactive interface, you’ll have the ability to scrutinize and sort data based on our proprietary ranking system.
This is a table-style Squeeze Finder Watchlist, designed to help you efficiently identify potential trading opportunities. You can seamlessly switch between two distinct views to tailor your analysis. Within this interactive interface, you’ll have the ability to scrutinize and sort data based on our proprietary ranking system.
Squeezability
Once all of the data has been compiled and each criteria has been scored, the values are averaged into what we call a “Squeezability Score”.
Juice target
This is a potential target that estimates how far a stock might run during a squeeze.
Share Availability
The second most important criteria is share availability If short sellers can’t find shares to borrow then they can’t open new short positions.
Financial Health
This important criteria measures the amount of debt vs cash on hand for the company.
Social Sentiment
This score tracks social media “buzz” and assigns a score from 1 to 20 based on current rank as well as 24 hour trends.
Market Capitalization
Market Cap is the absolute value of a company a lower market cap is good for squeezes because it takes less buying pressure to move the price upwards.
Float Size
Public float has a very similar impact to the squeeze process as the market cap.
Days to Cover (DTC)
This value represents the length of time it would take for every short to cover their positions.
Percentage of Free Float Short
It is critical to know the percentage of float which has already been sold short.
Naked Shorts
This calculation determines whether or not naked shorting is taking place, and to what degree.
FTD vs Float
This calculation measures upcoming Fails to Deliver (FTD) that will be due within the next 7 days.