Squeeze Radar
A standalone professional dashboard for finding elevated short-pressure conditions, tracking reported short-interest history, separating daily short-sale flow, monitoring Reg SHO pressure, and explaining every score with freshness and evidence.
Included with the Professional tier.
More than a high short-interest table.
Squeeze Radar is the standalone desk for crowded reported positions, new short-interest pressure, daily short-sale flow, float constraints, Reg SHO flags, stale-data warnings, saved screens, and alert rules.
Score Squeeze Ingredients Without Prediction Theater
Rank short pressure, trend, float tightness, trigger momentum, Reg SHO status, and confidence without claiming a move has to happen.
Track Reported Short Interest Over Time
Use twice-monthly position history for short interest, SI percent of float, days to cover, and period-over-period changes.
Keep Daily Short-Sale Flow In Its Own Lane
Daily short-sale volume helps describe trading-flow pressure, but it is scored separately and never substituted for reported position data.
Screen Float And Liquidity Pressure
Bring float, market cap, average volume, liquidity, price move, and relative volume into the same ranked research surface.
Flag Reg SHO Pressure Clearly
Threshold-list presence, appearance, disappearance, and stale status sit beside the score so users know what is current.
Turn Screens Into Alerts
Save reusable screens and create alert rules for score crosses, SI changes, days-to-cover spikes, flow-ratio spikes, and threshold events.
The problem
A high-SI table does not explain the setup.
Short pressure is useful only when position data, daily flow, float, liquidity, momentum, threshold status, and freshness are visible together.
The response
Every row carries evidence, warnings, and rank logic.
The board explains why a ticker ranks, which fields are missing, when reported short interest is aging, and what changed since the prior reading.
The payoff
Users can decide what needs deeper research now.
Saved screens, alert rules, and row-click evidence make it a working desk instead of a static list of crowded names.
Built for evidence, freshness, and repeatable monitoring.
The product should answer which symbols have short-pressure ingredients, why they rank, which evidence is stale, and what should be watched inside this tool.
Find elevated short-pressure conditions fast.
Preset views cover top setups, new SI spikes, Reg SHO pressure, low-float movers, and exhausted runs while filters keep the ranked board narrow.
Open ticker-level proof without leaving the tool.
The detail drawer shows short-interest history, days-to-cover trend, daily short-sale flow, price and volume context, Reg SHO status, score breakdown, and invalidation notes.
Know whether the evidence is current enough to trust.
Reported short interest, daily short-sale volume, threshold status, and market snapshots get separate dates, coverage labels, and stale-data warnings.
Keep repeatable screens and alert rules inside Squeeze Radar.
Reusable filters and alert rules stay scoped to this product, so users can monitor short-pressure changes without cross-tool dependencies.
Start With A Dense Radar Board
The board is built for scanning: top metrics, preset chips, strong filters, focus queue, freshness labels, and sortable setup evidence stay in one compact research surface.
- Setup score, reported SI percent of float, days to cover, daily short-sale ratio, float, market cap, price move, volume, exchange, and freshness can all shape the screen.
- Preset views keep the common research jobs one click away.
- The board avoids horizontal scrolling and keeps the ticker evidence readable.
Ranked Setups
Reported short interest is position data; daily short-sale volume is trading flow.
ARKI
High reported SI with firm days-to-cover pressure
ARES
Short-interest trend needs the next position update
ADAG
Float pressure and elevated daily short-sale flow
ACHC
Crowded reported position with liquidity constraints
Open The Evidence Drawer
A row click opens the why: short-interest trend, days-to-cover movement, short-sale flow, price and volume context, float profile, Reg SHO status, score breakdown, and what would invalidate the setup.
- Reported short-interest history and daily trading flow never collapse into the same metric.
- Freshness warnings stay visible before users interpret the score.
- The detail panel explains why a ticker ranks and what would weaken the setup.
Why this ranks
Elevated reported short interest, high days to cover, fresh daily short-sale flow, and constrained liquidity explain the setup score.
Setup score
70
Reported SI
32.6%
twice-monthly
Days cover
8.4
position pressure
Daily flow
58%
trading context
Short-interest history
Daily short-sale volume trend
What would invalidate it
Keep Freshness Above False Precision
Squeeze Radar is explicit about data dates, missing fields, stale reported short interest, coverage gaps, and source-run health so a number never looks cleaner than the evidence behind it.
- Reported position data and daily trading-flow data get separate freshness labels.
- Coverage gaps are scored as confidence issues, not hidden inside the rank.
- Source-run status, row counts, and data dates remain auditable behind the dashboard.
Freshness
Source-run log
Status, row count, data date, and stale warnings are recorded.
Save Screens And Create Alert Rules
Users can keep reusable filters for recurring research jobs and create alerts when short-interest, flow pressure, Reg SHO status, days to cover, or setup score crosses a threshold.
- Saved screens preserve the exact score and freshness constraints users rely on.
- Alert events stay inside the product and remain tied to the evidence type that triggered them.
- Exports and refresh actions are tracked without exposing backend provider names.
Saved screens
High SI + low float
SI 20%+, float under 50M
New SI spike
SI change 10%+, aging hidden
Reg SHO names
threshold status present
High short-sale flow
daily ratio 55%+
Alert rules
Why a standalone short-pressure desk matters
The value is not another rank number. It is a compact workflow for deciding which crowded names deserve attention, what evidence supports the setup, and which data is too old or incomplete to trust.
"The useful part is the separation: position history, daily flow, threshold status, and confidence all stay visible before a ticker gets attention."
Short-pressure workflow
Research desk
"Aging data is called out before the score, so the board feels like a research control surface rather than a decorative ranking."
Freshness workflow
Data review
Built to prevent the common short-data mistake
Is daily short-sale volume the same as reported short interest?
What does the Squeeze Setup Score mean?
What happens when reported short interest is stale?
Why is this standalone instead of another preset?
Built around the loop: screen, inspect, persist.
Screen for pressure
Start from top setups, new SI spikes, Reg SHO pressure, low-float movers, or exhausted runs, then tighten the board with score and freshness filters.
Inspect the evidence
Open the ticker panel to separate reported position history from daily flow, review confidence, and read why the ticker ranks.
Persist the research
Save the screen or create an alert rule so future score crosses, SI changes, flow spikes, and threshold changes are captured in context.
Give short-pressure research its own evidence desk.
Squeeze Radar gives Professional users a focused place to screen, inspect, save, alert, refresh, and export short-pressure research while keeping reported positions and daily trading flow separate.
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