u/Dependent_Guard_149

CXAI has an insanely small float, and right now there are basically no shares available to short. That alone could make things get wild very quickly if volume starts poring in.
The fundamentals are starting to get interesting too. For FY2025, 98% of revenue was subscription revenue and GAAP gross margin reached 87%. Management also says they’re pursuing a $100B+ addressable market and had 20+ enterprise opportunities in the pipeline. (CXApp, Inc)
They already have customers among 20+ Fortune 1000 companies, deployments across 50+ countries / 200+ cities, and a pretty significant portion of the company is dedicated to R&D. (CX App)
So you have:
Extremely low float
Little/no borrow availability
High-margin recurring SaaS revenue
Actual enterprise customers
Agentic AI narrative
Potential catalysts as CXAI 2.0 rolls out
A tiny ticker where increased volume could matter A LOT
Obviously this is a high-risk microcap and could go either direction fast, but the combination of the share structure + improving SaaS fundamentals + AI catalysts could be intersting

As of the latest reported FINRA settlement data (June 15, 2026):
Short interest: 3.07 million shares
Short interest as % of free float: 25.5%
Days to cover: 8.4 days
Public float: 12.0 million shares
Shares outstanding: 12.5 million shares

Honestly BBW could easily pump as it’s still trading under cash flow value of like 55

With price targets from analysts going between 60-70 dollars

With only ~12 million shares outstanding, $BBW doesn’t need an enormous amount of buying pressure to move.
A few things stand out to me:
• Roughly 25% of the float is sold short
• Days to cover sits above 5, meaning shorts couldn’t all exit quickly if momentum picks up
• The relatively small share count can amplify price moves if demand increases
What makes this setup more interesting is that, unlike many of the classic meme squeezes, Build-A-Bear is a profitable company generating positive free cash flow and is undervalued under its own cash flow basis. That means the investment thesis isn’t solely dependent on a short squeeze.
There are also constant share buybacks as well as insider buys.

What do you guys think of BBW?

P/E around 8.
Positive earnings.
Dividend.
Share buybacks.
Analysts generally clustered around $60–70 targets.
Recent earnings beat EPS expectations

Robinhood shows
261% borrow rate
1.8mil short interest
386% short float
This could explode

It looks like it was replaced with the ladder