RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:SqueezeActually, I don't think YOU understand. Short volume means nothing. Short interest is what matters. Short interest represents the number of shorted shares that have yet to be closed out or covered by investors. That, as a % of total share count is peanuts at this point for MindMed. If and when that grows and the stock has a heavy short interest is when you could possibly run the risk of a short squeeze.
Get an education, stop trying to mislead people because you're a bag holder and keep liking your own posts.
Superss63 wrote: Yeah okay, you believe what you want to believe
The amount of outstanding shares mean SFA, it's the average daily shares traded that matter to the shorts. But you don't seem to understand.
25 May % of Vol shorted 57.98
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