SI 6.33% / 0 share available/ CTB 194%

godwillhelp us : @Alvinnnnnnn89
Hi Alvin looks the ASMB shares CTB has been increased?

yue6868 : Just a weak question, the higher the CTB value, the more worth it to load?? How many stocks are still available, and what does that mean?

soyabean89 yue6868 : High CTB = High interest paid by the Air Force every day.
Higher = higher chance that the Air Force will stop shorting at any time, buy back shares, and rebound in stock prices

Fewer stocks can be shorted = the more difficult it is for the Air Force to have excess stocks to lower the stock price. It can be said to the bottom, and there is a high possibility that the price will rebound

yue6868 soyabean89 : Thank you so much for the support

STD0313 yue6868 : CTB=cost to borrow. It is expressed as an APR. So if the borrower kept the borrowed shares for a year they would pay the CTB %. When you break it down to daily it is negligible. Pennies.

0 shares available means that all shares that have been marked for borrowing have been borrowed.

SI% is the percentage of the free float that is currently borrowed.

No, you should not use any of those metrics to base your investments on. In many cases a high short interest is a good indicator that the company could be failing. Or is in a market that currently has many "headwinds". Remember that short sellers for the most part, perform a very vital role in the market.

The stocks that Alvin and others suggest have very specific reasons there is a chance of such huge gains.

Your best bet as a new investor is to find stable companies that are established for your real money. Use paper trading to follow Alvin and others trades until you have a better understanding of the market.

At least that is my 2 cent

Alvinnnnnnngenius OP STD0313 : Quite true , new traders should not trade this , it is short term momentum but they always don’t buy on time and sell on time