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AMC Short Interest Today

Free Live Updates: AMC Short Interest Today, GME, SOFI, + More

By Frank Nez
October 17, 2023
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Updated on July 25, 2026

Community, I’m going to be updating this list of momentum stock and their short interest (AMC short interest, TSLA short interest, GME (GameStop), SOFI, Nvidia (NVDA), and more).

Be sure to bookmark this page for AMC short interest updates and more.

Other metrics being updated daily will include the cost to borrow, shares on loan, + short squeeze scores as they become available.

If there are other heavily shorted stocks you’d like me to update daily, please leave a comment below and I’ll be sure to look into them before adding them to the list!

– Frank Nez

#1. TSLA Short Interest

Short Interest: 2.51% | Off-Exchange Short Volume: 12,836,973 Shares | Available Short Shares: 10,000,000 | Days To Cover: 1.51

6/30/2026 Fails-to-Deliver (FTDs): $26,928,982.08

#2. AMC Short Interest Today

Short Interest: 5.96% | Off-Exchange Short Volume: 8,949,197 Shares | Available Short Shares: 10,000,000 | Days To Cover: 0.68

6/29/2026 Fails-to-Deliver (FTDs): 2,842 (Quantity)

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#3. GME Short Interest

Short Interest: 13.56% | Off-Exchange Short Volume: 855,364 Shares | Available Short Shares: 7,500,000 | Days To Cover: 20.11

6/30/2026 Fails-to-Deliver (FTDs): 26,069(Quantity)

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#4. SOFI Short Interest

Short Interest: 14.72% | Off-Exchange Short Volume: 37,644,665 Shares | Available Short Shares: 10,000,000 | Days To Cover: 2.31

6/30/2026 Fails-to-Deliver (FTDs): 1,042,067(Quantity)

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#5. Nvidia (NVDA) Short Interest

Short Interest: 1.39% | Off-Exchange Short Volume: 15,887,210 Shares | Available Short Shares: 10,000,000 | Days To Cover: 3.58

6/30/2026 Fails-to-Deliver (FTDs): 46,597.83(Value)

Nvidia Short Interest Today

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  3. The fbi is more concerned on Trump. They are scamming the whole world with Biden disgrace of democracy. They all need to go. All these investors and banks are in on the government and they continue to get rich.

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  5. Please add MMTLP to your list,
    and GTII, and GNS.
    Thank you for all your help.
    Ron

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    1. Thanks for all u do for all communities! You truly are fighting to get fair honest info out & it’s appreciated.

      Would you consider looking into both $LAES, the sister Co to & $WKEY. They have a partnership w Elon/Starlink releasing the FOSSA-powered satellites. Low float, Swiss Co, Laes was a free divie & truly free, just joined the Nasdq June 1 I believe it was. Wkey wants to do another r/s & hasn’t recovered from the last. And then all these outstanding sh w Laes that weren’t issued…what am I missing? Would love to hear your opinion on $WKEY & $LAES if you can.

      Regardless keep up the GREAT work! And thank u for the continuous free, but we should be donating, info!

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  7. Does this even matter Frank? The corruption has continued and will continue for quite some time. The true value of AMC has been stifled for a very long time. What makes you think this will stop? Adam Aron is diluting his shares when he doesn’t have too, is he corrupt too? Should he step down? I wish he would. Do you agree that until the FBI gets involved nothing will change?

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  8. What’s the difference between the CTB info you provide of 251 vs. what’s being reported by others of over 1000 +/- % ??

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  12. Please explain the short squeze score. For example, you have AMC at 90 or 91, is that good or bad? What is the max and minimum and what does it need to be to trigger a squeze?

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    1. Hi Frank, please give us some context as to what the meaning of short squeeze score means. For example, you have AMC with a SSS of 90. Does that mean a squeeze is likely, or maybe imminent, or maybe not likely any time soon? What is the range, 0-100? What is good versus what is bad? Or better yet, what means likely versus not likely? I love your content and your posts. Please continue to keep us informed. Regards, Barry

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  13. Please provide the purpose, importance for each of the numbers and how those numbers determine your short squeeze score for people who are new investors (3th grade education). Trying to explain it to my granddaughter.:

    Short Interest:
    Utilization:
    Cost To Borrow:
    Shares On Loan:
    Days To Cover:
    Short Squeeze Score:

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  17. Frank, I can’t stop thanking you for all the information you offer us daily, I want to ask you if you can include on this page how the interest behaves in the short term of this new action, the APE? What if you could give your criteria for your behavior today and your future at your discretion?

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  18. Can you report on nwbo. I can’t understand what happened recently. They reported great results from their clinical trial and the stock dropped doesn’t make sense.

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  19. Regarding AMC, it’s written days to cover 2.84. Is it 2.84 days from the last record date from Marketbeat? ?Or 2.84 days to cover from today?

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  23. Hi Frank, not sure why I can’t leave a comment but I’m able to reply to other comments. Are these 8-9 stocks the most shorted stocks on the market? With the highest short interest? What about NILE, CFVI, PHUN, and LLL? Appreciate your time and content so much. I’ve learned so much over the past year from your website- thank you!

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    1. Hi Francis,

      Thanks for your comment! These are not stocks with the highest short interest but rather heavily shorted stock the community has voted to get daily updates for. Happy to hear my website has provided you with value.

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  24. Usually at what time do you update this webpage? I’d like to know bc I get on about an hour before the market opens and usually this page was from yesterday. In this case June 29th (today is the 30th). Could you please let me know so that I don’t come here hoping that it’s been updated already? lol I really appreciate it. I wish I could afford your patreon, but I’ve only got pennies to invest. Crazy world. Thanks!

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  25. 11.80 CTB is a percentage rate, not dollar amount. So if they borrow shares (shorting) then they are paying a percentage rate of 11.8%.

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  26. What exactly does “Days to cover” mean? I see on has 0.17? AMC is 3.75. I don’t get what this means that number never changes

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  27. I just asked this to you on Twitter before I noticed I could leave a message here. I am new to following you and I wondered if you have looked into RDBX at all. It is Red Box as you probably know but I heard yesterday that its short interest was 157% and cost to borrow was over 600%.. can you tell me where to find that data to verify this? And if it is accurate, is this a good (the next) squeeze play?

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    1. Hi Michael, looking at RDBX and it has a 162% SI, and 571 CTB. It is indeed heavily shorted. With enough buying pressure it could certainly cause it to squeeze.

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  28. Hi Frank, quick question, are “days to cover” on related to days the market is open? Like regular business days?

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  30. Hi – can you explain days to cover? Can you use amc as an example where you say above 2… days. What does that mean? Thank you so much and great content

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  32. Frank am I understanding this right on BBIG the cost to borrow on a short sale is 11.80
    like in $11.80 isn’t that extremely expensive.

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  35. To everyone reading this, I strongly encourage you to join Frank’s paid Patreon site. I’ve been a member for a couple of months now and the information he provides is worth FAR more than the nominal $12 or so per month. Thanks Frank for all you do and keep up the great work me friend!!!!

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  38. SENS is #5 on the short interest list. It was announced FDA approval for the 180 day Eversense is weeks away. In your opinion, do you see a potential gamma squeeze with SENS?

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  39. Hi Frank,

    I was just checking SPCE.

    The short as percentage of float is listed as 16.62% based on Marketbeat and 18.83% based on Yahoo Finance as of Nov. 30, 2021.

    Days to recover is 2.8.

    At which point and according to what metrics can we time a possible short squeeze?

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  41. Hello Frank, could you tell me what the most important thing is to look out for on these shorted stocks; the short interest, cost to borrow, utilization of shares on loan? I can’t make that out.
    If AMC squeezes I am planning to invest a bit of money in another shorted stock because I love the community and the tension this year on AMC.
    It’s getting pretty excited now with AMC. I’m looking forward to your answer. Thanks.

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    1. Hi Rob, the short interest is basically the percentage of the entire float that’s being shorted. It’s important because it can be viewed as the ‘juice’ AMC has to runup. As shorts begin to cover, the short interest percentage will drop. It fluctuates from time to time but it’s a good indicator to how shorted the stock is. Thanks for commenting!

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  43. Can you explain why shares on loan has dropped over the last several weeks from 113m to 86m and yet the price drops? Is it possible that Hedgefunds have found a way to circumnavigate a potential MOASS?

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  45. Hey Frank. I’m invested in AMC and SNDL and hoping for big gains in both but another I have heard some SI buzz about is PROG which shot up alot over this week so maybe you could run the numbers on it. Thanks for what you do.

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  46. Thank you for all you do. Any chance to get the short interest data before the market opens each day so we can know breed where we stand with AMC going into the trading day?

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  50. Hi Frank. I read fintel scores ATIF as highest short squeeze score, any ideas if that’s correct or worth looking into? Thanks for the good work

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  57. Hello Frank, can you explain to me where to pay attention to; SI, Cost to borrow, utilization and shares on loan?. What does it say these numbers and percentages? I’m trying to find out, as an new investor, what’s important to find out if and what shares first needs to be covered by the HF. Thanks in advance. Greetings from Holland

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    1. Greetings Rob, short interest is the percentage of the float that’s being shorted and has not been covered, cost to borrow is the fee from the broker, utilization is how much of the float is being loaned, shares on loan are the actual number of shares that are being loaned.

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  58. Frank, the numbers from AMC Stonk-O-tracker on the shares available to borrow are way off or wrong. I consulted Ortex and they told me the formula to calculate it is: (shares on loan)/utilization – (Shares on loan). (107.74M)/0.9339-107.74M=7.63M. So, currently there are still 7.6 million AMC shares available to borrow according to Ortex data. BBIG has about 3.43 Mil shares available to borrow. Thought you like to know.

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  59. Thanks Frank! This is awesome.
    Are the shares on loan the amount of shares shorted? Just wondering if theres a way to estimate how high these have potential to go.

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  60. MMAT- Meta-Materials 34% short, only 1.2B market cap, 6.3 held by Institutions , average volume 100k, last three days over 200M shares traded fast moving averaged crossed over 50day and 200day today, dancing around $4.40sh.

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