Open Question
Is there a formula to figure out how much a stock needs to move up before a
short squeeze will start happening? Like shares outstanding, %as short, price,
etc....
couldn't one of the big boys just do the math and buy shares and the stock up to
where that point is or even higher, to cause a massive short squeeze?
(simple example: stock is at 3, short squeeze "point" is at 4, they used the
math to figure this out... so they buy the stock up to that point and let the
shorts have to cover and then the stock has to go up even higher)
Thanks!
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there's all sorts of websites like shortsqueeze.com that say they can predict
the squeeze, but you have to pay them and they're not very good at the service
they provide. it isn't worth it for an institutional investor/fund to drive a
shortsqueeze unless they're in collusion with other funds, which is rare unless
they know someone's in trouble, then they drive him into the ground. other than
that it's a waste of money, even for the billionzillionaire funds.
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Shortsqueeze.com is a pretty up-to-date and comprehensive site.
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