Friday, March 18, 2011 6:45:50 PM
Since the FINRA reg changes I figured I'd at least try to learn to use what info's out there. I did some research on what 'short interest' is and I think I get it, but getting anywhere near accurate info for these subbies regarding that has eluded me.
But doesn't it make sense that if that big of a % are shorting TYTN, that THAT DAY's trading was overall heavily bearish? Coinciding with it being oversold on Williams?
Constructive criticism more than welcome.
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