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If the short position’s larger than the float, the squeeze will get sqouze.
by devoutsalsa 6y ago
If the short position’s larger than the float, the squeeze will get sqouze.
- FabHK 6y agoNo. As I’ve explained, the crucial cutoff point is that the squeezers have to hold more than 100% of the long interest to squeeze the shorts. Whether the short positions add to 90% or 110% of the net supply matters only a bit.