Retail investors like to keep track of who is buying stocks lately, especially when it comes to the institutional side, as this is how a certain level of sentiment gauge is developed as to where capital is looking to head into and why. However, there is an opposite side to this equation that is as important as tracking where buyers are headed, if not more important, in figuring out where pivots and opportunities may be headed next.
This site represents the short-selling side, more specifically, the short interest levels of a given stock and company. Whenever short interest levels change significantly, whether to the upside or downside, there is typically good reasoning behind the shift, which can give investors a new view of what might happen next in these sectors or specific stocks.
