Short interest screen · refreshed after the Nov 12, 2026 close

Short squeeze monitor: Real Estate

Stocks with the largest share of their tradable float sold short. A high share of float sold short means many traders are betting on a decline. If the price rises instead, short sellers may need to buy shares to close their positions, which can add to the move. Days to cover shows how many average trading days that buying would take.

CriteriaShort interest ≥ 20% of floatPrice ≥ $2Market cap ≥ $100MCommon stockFloat record validated2 stocks

#	Company	Price	Today	Short % float	Days to cover	Δ short int.	Short vol. 10d	Mkt cap
1	JANJanus LivingReal Estate	$32.15	−1.23%	24.7%	6.3	−1%	39.5%	$8.51B
2	JBGSJBG SMITH PropertiesReal Estate	$11.99	−1.48%	24.2%	18.9	+1%	59.7%	$693.0M

Data guard: 1 stock withheld — KPLT (float record is implausibly small). They return once the float record is verified.

Method & sources

Computed after each close from Massive / Polygon prices (split-adjusted), SEC filings, FINRA short-interest settlements and FMP earnings dates. Rows are rebuilt every session; a stock appears only when every criterion is met with current data. Full methodology

Informational screen, not a recommendation.

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