Short Interest

[sj8070]

Anyone know a good website (preferably free as I understand this data is freely available) the collates short interest info across Stocks, Indices and FX Futures?

Nasdaq website good for single stock names, looking for a more complete solution

 

[wackypete2]

Browse around this site. I'm not sure if it's what you are looking for though.
Short Interest Stock Short Selling Data, Shorts, Stocks: Short Squeeze

Peter

 

[Patricia12]

Browse around this site. I'm not sure if it's what you are looking for though.
Short Interest Stock Short Selling Data, Shorts, Stocks: Short Squeeze

Peter

Thanks to share this site here. It is helpful for me as well. It is packed with lots of market info.

 

[sj8070]

yeah i found that with a quick google but doesnt seem to have index or fx..

plus its a pay service

 

[Rhody Trader]

yeah i found that with a quick google but doesnt seem to have index or fx..

plus its a pay service

There is no such thing as short interest for futures. By definition, there's a short on the other side of each long. Maybe you can use the index and currency ETFs as proxies, though.

 

[sj8070]

indeed but i was looking for a break down by invester..

i.e. Everyone Hates The Euro - EUR Shorts Hit New Record High | ZeroHedge

I understand the exchange publishes it, but has a fair lag..

 

[Rhody Trader]

indeed but i was looking for a break down by invester..

i.e. Everyone Hates The Euro - EUR Shorts Hit New Record High | ZeroHedge

I understand the exchange publishes it, but has a fair lag..

Sounds like you're talkng about Commitment of Traders data which is indeed published on a lag (end of Friday based on Tuesday's data, I believe).

 

[sj8070]

thanks - ideas on where to find this?

 

[Rhody Trader]

http://www.cftc.gov/cftc/cftccotreports.htm

 

[fibo_trader]

Anyone know a good website (preferably free as I understand this data is freely available) the collates short interest info across Stocks, Indices and FX Futures?

Nasdaq website good for single stock names, looking for a more complete solution

You get what you pay for.

For cryin out loud, spend the damn money and subscribe to the DSI (2K+++).