Not financial advice, if you want more details for anything displayed, just say so and I can share what my homemade tool has found. Good luck to all.
Squeeze scanner
Ranks your watchlist by short-squeeze potential. Each name needs two things: LOADED — heavily and expensively shorted (short interest % of float, days-to-cover, borrow fee); and IGNITION — actually moving (dealers short gamma forced to buy, aggressive call buying, price up on volume). The score discounts loaded "fuel" by how little it's igniting, so a 🔥 Igniting name is loaded AND moving, while a 🔒 Loaded one is a coiled setup that hasn't fired yet. Short interest is FINRA data — reported twice a month with a \~2-3 week lag (shown as the as-of date), so treat it as the standing setup, not a live tick. It surfaces candidates; it is NOT a buy signal.
What each tile shows:
• Score — the big number, overall squeeze potential (0-100).
• Loaded / Ignition — the two halves shown as bars, each 0-100.
• SI — short interest as a percent of float; the arrow is ↑ rising or ↓ falling versus the prior FINRA report.
• DTC — days-to-cover: at average volume, how many days of buying it would take shorts to cover (higher = harder to exit).
• Fee — annualized cost to borrow the shares (turns red at 5%+ = hard to borrow).
• Move — recent price thrust: the percent change over the last few sessions and the volume multiple, so "+29% · 2.2x" means up 29% on 2.2× its normal volume.
• Calls — the share of options flow that is aggressive call buying (squeeze chasing).
• Gamma — dealer positioning: "short" means dealers must buy into strength (fuel), "long" dampens it.
• ↑ tightening / ⚠ diluting — borrow getting harder / float growing (which can blunt a squeeze).
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