For small-cap traders
For you if: You trade companies under a billion dollars, where share supply, short positions and halts move the price more than earnings do.
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Start here
- PathSpot the traps in a small-cap (about 53 min)Float, splits, short interest and promoter disclosures, in order.
- TermAuthorized sharesThe ceiling on how many more shares the company may issue.
- TermDays to coverA short position against average volume, and why it is a ratio, not a forecast.
Share supply
- ToolFloat and share countThe filed share count for any ticker, with the concept it came from.
- ToolDilution trackerOfferings, warrants and runway joined on one page.
- ToolS-3 shelf checkerWhether a company has a shelf registration it can sell shares under.
Short positions and halts
- ToolShort interest by tickerFINRA shares short and days to cover, dated to the settlement.
- PageShort interest by monthEach stored month’s largest positions and largest changes.
- PageTrading haltsOfficial halts and resumptions, with the reason code.
- Ticker listDilution watch listFive names with active offering records, side by side.
Every link above goes to a page that already exists; none of them is a suggestion of what to buy. Other readers: active traders · long-term investors · options traders · filing readers