Weird, but $BBW could actually squeeze like crazy with enough movement

With only \~12 million shares outstanding, **$BBW** doesn’t need an enormous amount of buying pressure to move.
A few things stand out to me:
• Roughly **25% of the float is sold short**
• **Days to cover sits above 5**, meaning shorts couldn’t all exit quickly if momentum picks up
• The relatively small share count can amplify price moves if demand increases
What makes this setup more interesting is that, unlike many of the classic meme squeezes, **Build-A-Bear is a profitable company generating positive free cash flow and is undervalued under its own cash flow basis.** That means the investment thesis isn’t solely dependent on a short squeeze.
There are also constant share buybacks as well as insider buys.