I really like NXTC, and I'm going to say it plainly:
The numbers look great:
**106%+ short interest / free float**
**100%+ CTB**
**10/10 squeeze momentum**
**"Goldie Squeeze" rating**
**Tiny float**
**Merger catalyst**
And then you have the piece that really gets me: Insider buying!
A 10% holder just bought 346K+ shares around $5.
While shorts are positioned at more than 100% of the reported free float, a major holder is stepping in and aggressively buying around $5.
That's not noise.
That's a massive supply/demand mismatch.
The shorts have already crowded into this thing.
Now ask yourself what happens when real volume shows up.
There simply aren't that many shares available.
You don't need every short to cover.
You need the marginal buyer to start overwhelming the available supply.
And once shorts are forced to cover into that move?
This is exactly what I look for:
**Heavy short positioning.**
**Expensive borrow.**
**Tiny float.**
**Catalyst.**
**Insider accumulation.**
**Momentum building.**
Everything is lining up.
If this starts moving with volume, I think the shorts are going to learn very quickly that they may have picked the wrong stock to crowd into.