Illustrative coverage topic: broad-market and sector context. This sample is not live market commentary or an investment recommendation.
Real symbols · Illustrative figuresNot live market data
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Ownership & shorts
Explore reported activity and positioning.
Add disclosure records, ownership changes, and short-interest data to your market research.
Congress & institutions
Move from a filing to the underlying holdings.
Browse recent congressional trades, late filings, and activity by member or ticker.
Search institutions and inspect their latest 13F filings, holdings, and sector allocations.
Review reported position changes and institutional owners of a selected ticker.
Short interest & borrowing
Compare distinct measures of short activity.
Review shares short, float short, and days to cover.
Inspect short-volume ratio histories across 10, 30, or 90 sessions.
Review available borrow fees, shares, rebates, venue breakdowns, and failures to deliver.
Explore an example
Explore the short-interest view.
Compare illustrative session ranges and review short-interest and borrowing metrics.
StratosHedge / Short interest & borrowingIllustrative sample data
Short interest & borrowing
IREN · Sample data
Shares short18.4MReported positions
Float short3.2%Share of tradable float
Days to cover2.1At average daily volume
Latest short volume51.6%Of reported trading volume
Short-volume ratio
100%75%50%25%0%
Session 1Session 15Session 30
30 illustrative sessions. Latest ratio 51.6%; five-session average 55.6%.
Daily short-volume ratio5-session average
Borrow fee0.85%Provider snapshot example
Shares available2.4MIllustrative availability
Rebate rate2.10%Provider snapshot example
Daily short-sale volume differs from outstanding short interest. Borrowing terms and availability can change.
Real symbols · Illustrative figuresNot live market data
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Watchlists & crypto
Make the workspace your watch.
Keep symbols organized and explore additional views of sector and crypto market activity.
Watchlists & Market Map
Build a monitoring view around your interests.
Create categories, add symbols, and reorder watchlists by dragging.
Configure symbol alerts for the conditions you want to follow.
Explore the sector Market Map by daily price change or GEX, with tiles sized by exposure.
Crypto research
Study supported crypto assets in a dedicated view.
Choose from supported assets and USD, EUR, or GBP quote currencies.
Switch chart intervals from one minute to one month.
Inspect descriptive statistics and recent OHLC and volume data.
Your research process
A clearer routine for the week ahead.
Move from an event to the relevant tools, then keep the names you follow organized.
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Scan upcoming events
Review the calendar and filter for releases relevant to your watchlist.
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Set reminders
Choose the events and lead times you want to monitor.
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Open the company context
Move from an earnings event into Research to inspect results, estimates, and transcripts.
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Follow developments
Review news, disclosures, and your watchlists as new information arrives.
Using the workspace
A few practical details.
Which events can I set reminders for?
The calendar supports earnings, economic, and IPO events. Choose a supported lead time of zero, 15, 60, or 1,440 minutes. IPO availability depends on provider access, and earnings times use approximate before-market or after-market session times.
Are institutional and congressional records live trades?
No. These tools present reported disclosures and institutional filings with their transaction or reporting dates. Records can arrive after the underlying activity; they do not provide a live view of institutional trading.
Does news search cover a historical archive?
News search filters the currently loaded feed by headline, source, or ticker. Ticker mentions help narrow that feed, and source links open the original articles.
Where can I find dividends and stock splits?
Dividend and split history is organized under Capital Returns in company Research. The market calendar and its reminders cover earnings, economic, and IPO events.
How should I compare short volume and short interest?
They are separate datasets: short-volume ratios describe reported trading activity, while short interest describes outstanding short positions. Borrowing figures are provider snapshots, and coverage can vary.
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Data intelligence. Visualization with context.
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