Short sell ratio
The vast majority of stocks in the US stock market can be shorted, with short selling data provided by major exchanges and updated daily.
Short sell ratio=number of short sell stocks/total number of traded stocks.
The high short sell ratio reflects investors' bearish view of the future stock price, and on the other hand, due to the need for short sellers to buy stocks to close their positions in the future, it will also stimulate an increase in the future stock price.
The high short sell ratio reflects investors' bearish view of the future stock price, and on the other hand, due to the need for short sellers to buy stocks to close their positions in the future, it will also stimulate an increase in the future stock price.