Asked Nov 7, 4:29 PM ET
- Searched Palantir's press releases
- Read the Nov 2 release
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2026-11-06: 1.3M shares short. FINRA daily trades, not short interest.
Across the four sessions FINRA has for GME (Nov 3 to Nov 6), about 52.1% of volume was short sales: 5.42M of 10.40M shares. Nov 2 is not in the data, so this is not a full five-day week. Daily short share ranged from 48.1% (Nov 5) to 54.0% (Nov 4 and Nov 6).
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2026-11-06: 1.3M shares short. FINRA daily trades, not short interest.
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