Highest days to cover

Days to cover — also called the short-interest ratio — is the number of shares sold short divided by the stock's average daily trading volume. It answers one question: if everyone betting against this stock tried to get out at today's normal pace, how many trading days would it take? The higher the number, the more crowded the exit.

#StockPriceDays to cover
1EDITEditas Medicine, Inc.$3.2316.4
2NVAXNovavax, Inc.$10.2215.4
3CHPTChargePoint Holdings, Inc.$9.8914.4
4BEAMBeam Therapeutics Inc.$29.6613.3
5EZPWEZCORP, Inc.$33.3212.6
6NTLAIntellia Therapeutics, Inc.$12.7412.3
7EHEHang Holdings Limited$4.6912.2
8VKTXViking Therapeutics, Inc.$34.8711.7
9RXRXRecursion Pharmaceuticals, Inc.$3.6310.3
10NAVINavient Corporation$9.6310.0
11AIC3.ai, Inc.$10.469.7
12KSSKohl's Corporation$19.449.3
13SRPTSarepta Therapeutics, Inc.$22.508.7
14LEUCentrus Energy Corp.$173.898.2
15TMDXTransMedics Group, Inc.$89.988.2
16TRIPTripAdvisor, Inc.$9.338.1
17PRGOPerrigo Company plc$14.927.5
18QUBTQuantum Computing Inc.$8.017.4
19NNENano Nuclear Energy Inc.$17.726.9
20RHRH$147.996.9
21JACKJack In The Box Inc.$16.146.8
22CVNACarvana Co.$74.596.5
23MMacy's, Inc.$23.056.4
24BKKTBakkt, Inc.$8.336.4
25ROPRoper Technologies, Inc.$407.286.0
26WSMWilliams-Sonoma, Inc.$227.426.0
27KLCKinderCare Learning Companies, $2.675.9
28UPSTUpstart Holdings, Inc.$28.055.8
29NVCRNovoCure Limited$17.945.7
30WOLFWolfspeed, Inc.$28.355.7
31INSPInspire Medical Systems, Inc.$63.085.5
32WENWendy's Company (The)$8.035.3
33OLLIOllie's Bargain Outlet Holdings$76.575.0
34PLUGPlug Power, Inc.$2.175.0
35BETRBetter Home & Finance Holding C$14.484.7
36ANFAbercrombie & Fitch Co.$149.674.1
37SPCEVirgin Galactic Holdings, Inc.$3.044.0
38AEOAmerican Eagle Outfitters, Inc.$17.393.9
39BYNDBeyond Meat, Inc.$11.793.6
40SGSweetgreen, Inc.$6.843.4
41TTDThe Trade Desk, Inc.$14.433.1
42DPZDomino's Pizza Inc$341.083.1
43HUTHut 8 Corp.$93.552.8
44APLDApplied Digital Corporation$26.372.8
45OKLOOklo Inc.$41.272.7
46WWayfair Inc.$99.432.7
47RDWRedwire Corporation$10.532.2
48FCELFuelCell Energy, Inc.$14.951.8

Educational research, not advice. Figures come from exchange-reported short interest and live volume, and can be revised.

What counts as a high days-to-cover number

Under one day is routine — the short position is small next to how much the stock trades. Between two and five days is getting crowded. Above five days, an orderly exit is not really possible: any rush for the door has to be paid for with higher prices.

That's why days to cover matters more than raw short interest for squeeze hunting. A stock can be 30% short and still trade so heavily that the shorts could leave in an afternoon. A thinly traded stock at 12% short with eight days to cover is the more fragile setup.

It's a snapshot, not a prediction. Volume rises when a stock gets busy, which mechanically lowers days to cover on the very day the squeeze starts. Use it to size up the fuel, then watch price and volume for the spark.

How is days to cover calculated?

Shares sold short divided by average daily volume, usually the 30-day average. Two million shares short on 500,000 shares a day is four days to cover.

Is days to cover the same as the short interest ratio?

Yes — the two terms describe the same calculation.

How current is this table?

Short interest comes from the latest published FINRA cycle; volume and price update through the trading day. Stocks with an out-of-cycle reading are dropped rather than shown stale.