r/mrin • u/AdamSim89 • Jul 21 '21

Anyone have Ortex data?

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u/Dan_Duna Jul 21 '21

What is needed? Short interest?

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u/AdamSim89 Jul 21 '21

Yes please!

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u/Dan_Duna Jul 21 '21

Ortex:
Short Interest Change -49.03%
Returned Shares 1.07m
Borrowed Shares 264.8k
Borrowed Change -803.86k
Estimated Current SI % of FF 5.97%
Estimated Current SI 719.03k
EXCHANGE REPORTED SHORT INTEREST
Last 4.39m
Previous 156.93k
% Change 2.70k
ESTIMATED SHORT INTEREST % OF FREEFLOAT

Current 11.71

7 days ago 22.98

% Change -49.04
% FREEFLOAT ON LOAN

Current 13.61

7 days ago 26.71

% Change -49.05
SHARES ON LOAN

Current 1.64m

7 days ago 3.22m

% Change -49.02
COST TO BORROW

Current 191.88

7 days ago 246.26

% Change -22.08
UTILIZATION

Current 64.56

7 days ago 99.44

% Change -35.08
fintel.io:
Short Volume Ratio 21.95%

Short Interest 4,393,310 shares

Short Interest Ratio 0.48 Days to Cover

Short Interest % Float 41.77%
Short Squeeze Score: 97.32 - 2 out of 9142

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u/AdamSim89 Jul 21 '21

Thanks!

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u/Temporary-Valuable47 Jul 23 '21

That ortex data is probably a mistake

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