> The problem with the short interest being %140 is that the notional value of shares to cover that extra %40 is in fact, infinite There’s a significant amount

> The problem with the short interest being %140 is that the notional value of shares to cover that extra %40 is in fact, infinite There’s a significant amount of disinformation regarding the 140% figure and what it means in practical terms. I’m curious, do you see a difference between a stock with 99% short interest vs. 101% short interest? If so, what is the difference? (In my mind, there’s no difference - curious if you see it differently)