Venture Global had 80.47% of its available shares sold short, the largest share in the list. The article reports no change to its business, so its outlook is unchanged.
That figure shows many investors are betting against VG, but the story reports no change to the company's business. A squeeze could lift shares if a new event forces short sellers to buy, but the article says this is uncertain and warns of business risks. The story gives no clear reason to change how we read VG.
Minimed Group had 47.64% of its available shares sold short. The article reports no change to its business, so its outlook is unchanged.
CleanSpark had 42.81% of its available shares sold short, and the article says it has also moved into AI and computing. It gives no results from that move, so its outlook is unchanged.
Ondas had 40.96% of its available shares sold short, and its trading volume could speed a squeeze if one starts. That possibility is not a change to the company's business, so its outlook is unchanged.
SoundHound AI had 40.47% of its available shares sold short. The article reports no change to its business, so its outlook is unchanged.
Dutch Bros had 39.78% of its available shares sold short. The article reports no change to its business, so its outlook is unchanged.
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