Short interest measures the total number of a company's shares sold short but not yet covered. Traders use it to gauge market sentiment—high levels often signal bearish bets or potential for a short squeeze. Investors benefit by spotting overvalued stocks or contrarian opportunities, while regulators monitor it for market manipulation risks.
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