Daily short sale tracking: Advanced Micro Devices's short volume increased by 5 million, with a short sale ratio of 10%
On Feb 25, the top shorted US stocks on the last trading day are as follows:
$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ had the largest short volume, with an increase of 4.25 million shares in short sale volume and a total short volume of 16.73 million shares, which is an increase of 34.07% compared to the previous trading day. The short volume ratio reached 9.55%.
$Pembina Pipeline (PBA.US)$ had the highest short sale ratio, with an increase of 889.75K shares in short sale volume and a total short volume of 1.13 million shares, which is an increase of 377.96% compared to the previous trading day. The short volume ratio reached 56.39%.
$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$ had the largest change in short volume, with an increase of 5.64 million shares in short sale volume and a total short volume of 8.6 million shares, which is an increase of 190.75% compared to the previous trading day. The short volume ratio reached 10.57%.
For more short sale data on individual stocks, please refer to the chart below:
Note:
Daily short sale tracking filters US stocks with a total market cap of more than $5 billion and a short sale volume of more than 500,000 on the day.
Stocks in the image are sorted by short volume change.
Short volume ratio = total short volume / trading volume of the day
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