How our Tracker works
Our strategy
As stock chart fanatics, we uniquely analyze the past six months' chart patterns, examining variability and smoothness of downward trends to accurately identify relevant price and volume anomalies. This approach allows our algorithm to judge the relevancy of the anomalies and pinpoint potential short squeeze opportunities effectively.
Avoiding overly complex short squeeze indexes, our focus is on delivering instant, real-time alerts for any relevant price or volume anomalies suggesting some movement potentially due to insider information
We track over 3000 low market cap stocks, each brimming with explosive squeeze potential. With our advanced chart analysis algorithm, we distill the noise down to the following three key short indexes, ensuring you're alerted to every high-impact move:
Short percent of float - proportion of a company's available shares that investors have sold short
Shift in short interest - spotting shifts where shorts are piling on may signal a setup for a squeeze, any anomalies will catch short sellers by surprise
Real-time short ratio - current demand for shorting a stock against the availability of shares to short, offering insights into immediate market pressures.
Other alerts
1. Squeeze Play Live keeps you ahead of the curve by alerting you to the prospects of a second squeeze. When prices consolidate at a resistance level (determined by our chart analysis algorithm) post-squeeze, it primes the market for another potential uptick as short sellers rush to cover, potentially igniting another smaller squeeze.
2. Squeeze Play Live can also instantly notify you of sharp price drops, offering a chance to act before a likely rebound. This could stem from a price correction or short sellers covering, but tread carefully—these alerts come with higher risk.
How to use
Alert Review: Upon receiving an alert, click the provided link to check the price chart making sure the alert is valid. If a squeeze is in progress, stand by for the next alert, signaling a potential buy-in during dips at support levels. ***Caution against misinterpreting data spikes caused by anomalies like a reverse stock split or data errors.
Vigilance for News: Stay alert for any adverse company developments, such as announcements of reverse stock splits, disappointing earnings reports, or regulatory issues, which can negatively influence the stock movement. ***Also look for upcoming catalysts!
Trading Strategy: Embrace the ease of entry but plan your exit with care. Gradually build your position and take profits—restraint is key, especially if more than 30% rise within a day.
Time-Sensitive Decisions: Monitor the stock for a week. If it remains inactive, consider this a cue for exit to minimize exposure to stagnant positions.
End-of-Day Caution: Be extra cautious with alerts towards the end of the trading day, particularly on Fridays. The volatility during these times is more unpredictable, and holding positions over the weekend can introduce additional risks due to the possibility of significant news events affecting market sentiment.