Short interest scans

Shorts Covering Into Strength

Price up 5%+ over a month while shorts close out — the setup that powers squeezes.

16 matching stocks · short positions as of · ASIC data, T+4 delay

Shorts Covering Into Strength
CodeShort %Δ 4wΔ 1mDays to cover
SPR0.07%-2.3pp+1754.5%—
PTM0.22%-4.0pp+46.0%—
SLA0.02%-5.8pp+40.9%0.1
CYB0.03%-0.9pp+38.1%7.8
JLG0.17%-3.3pp+23.3%—
MAC0.22%-1.5pp+15.3%—
UNI2.19%-1.0pp+15.1%8.0
ASM0.00%-1.2pp+12.5%—
TWE10.54%-0.8pp+11.2%29.7
4DX10.91%-1.5pp+10.5%17.1
PNR1.28%-0.7pp+10.3%1.5
ANN1.77%-0.6pp+10.2%4.9
EVT1.84%-1.1pp+7.0%9.0
DTR0.35%-1.3pp+5.6%0.5
MYR2.26%-2.1pp+5.6%3.4
SHA0.31%-0.8pp+5.5%1.3

About this scan

The most dangerous moment for a short position is when the price rises and other shorts start buying to exit — their covering adds fuel to the very rally hurting them. This scan isolates that setup: ASX stocks up at least 5% over the past month whose short interest has simultaneously fallen. It is effectively a squeeze-in-progress detector, complementary to the squeeze radar (which flags the preconditions before the move). Stocks appear here when the unwind has already started; the question the table answers is how much short interest remains to be covered.

All inputs come from official ASIC short position reports (published with a T+4 trading-day delay) joined with daily price and volume data; the scan is recomputed every trading day. Equities only — ETFs and debt securities are excluded.