Short Squeeze And Gap Fill To Come - GME, AMC, EXPR, OTRK, KOSS, LIVE

Meme stocks and short squeeze candidates remain bullish after today. The star of the show today was OTRK which went up 17% to $35.18. This was the highest close it has had since its big gap down on March 1. Short interest data pulled from Yahoo Finance was updated for numbers up to the end of February:

These stats are posted exactly as is from Yahoo Finance and we're aware that the short % doesn't equate to the short interest divided by float. GME remains the top target, though its short interest as a percentage of the float did decrease from 60% to 52%. OTRK's increased slightly to 32% from 30% and remains the second highest shorted stock of the six. KOSS' short interest doubled to 21% so that's another one to watch. 

A chart of OTRK's recent performance really outlines its short squeeze and gap fill potential:




 













The stock has a white candlestick extending well above the highs of the gap down made on March 1. This is really important because now it's in the zone where it can fill that gap quickly. The stock lost as much as it did that day after news of it losing its largest client, but financial results released earlier this week are being very well received by the market, with many thinking it can overcome this loss and still see strong growth going forward. 

LIVE remains a dark horse play. The short interest is low, but it doesn't really need short interest because of its extremely small float of only 1.27 million shares. KOSS has generally had a low short interest but that didn't stop the stock from running to over $100 from $10. LIVE's float is less than half of KOSS. Also LIVE is the only one in the group that has earnings and a P/E ratio. Most P/E ratios are around 20 so LIVE being at only 6 makes the stock nearly four times undervalued. We think it can reach $100 to come more in line with average P/E ratio numbers. 

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