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Short squeeze pressure calculator.
Put five market conditions into one transparent pressure profile. The output describes the inputs you provide—it is not a squeeze probability, a price forecast, or a recommendation to trade.
Input pressure profile
Exactly how the profile is calculated
This intentionally simple heuristic caps every component. A single extreme input cannot create the entire score, and no undisclosed ticker data is used.
| Input | Maximum points | Full-points reference |
|---|---|---|
| Short interest / float | 30 | 30% or above |
| Days to cover | 25 | 7 days or above |
| Borrow fee | 15 | 50% annualized or above |
| Positive five-day move | 15 | +20% or above |
| Relative volume above 1× | 15 | 4× or above |
Important: a high profile only means the supplied conditions are intense under these weights. Reported short interest is delayed snapshot data, borrow availability can change quickly, and sharp price moves can reverse. Never use this page as a substitute for source verification, security-level research, or risk controls.
Definitions and source cautions
FINRA’s Equity Short Interest Glossary defines days to cover and its calculation. FINRA’s short-interest explainer distinguishes twice-monthly position snapshots from daily short-sale volume. The SEC’s Regulation SHO overview explains short sales, squeeze mechanics, and manipulation risk.
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