We Added Historical Stock Data
Have you ever wanted to see how the float or short interest for a stock has changed over time? Now you can! We hope you’ll find this historical information helpful with your trading and investments.
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Have you ever wanted to see how the float or short interest for a stock has changed over time? Now you can! We hope you’ll find this historical information helpful with your trading and investments.
When a company first goes public through an IPO, the number of shares in the float may not yet be reported across the web. Let’s see how we can quickly look over the publicly-available filings to check the float ourselves.
In this post we’ll set out our list of low float stocks that also have a high short interest, as reported on the popular financial websites Yahoo Finance, Finviz, TD Ameritrade, Morningstar, and the Wall Street Journal. These types of stocks can sometimes experience explosive price movements. Check out our February 2022 list now!
We thought it would be interesting to look back at the stock float and short interest of GameStop on the one-year anniversary of its epic short squeeze. GME ushered in a new era of “meme stocks” followed by millions of traders on social media. Let’s check out how likely it is that we’ll see another squeeze.
We thought it might be interesting to analyze the reported data and list the lowest float stocks and the highest short interest stocks for January 2022. We’ll break this out for the five financial sites: Yahoo Finance, Finviz, TD Ameritrade, Morningstar, and the Wall Street Journal. Let us know if you find this useful for your trading.