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Option Trading Veteran and Power Cycle Trading® Founder Larry Gaines explains what a high short interest ratio is and how it's used. He talks about the two different ways to look at short interest ratio: days covered and short interest as a percentage of float. He also talks about how shares and volume of a stock can effect your ratio. Finally he discusses why you'd want to divide the total number of shares short by the total number of shares available for trading.
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