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▲ 10 r/Shortsqueeze

• Insane Borrow Fees (CTB): The Cost to Borrow has absolutely skyrocketed. It jumped from around 70% in the morning to over 125% by the afternoon. This means it's becoming painfully expensive for shorts to keep their positions open.

• Zero Shares Available: If you look at the real-time data, the available shares to borrow are constantly hitting "0." The supply for shorting has essentially dried up completely.

• The Perfect Catalyst: That recent news about the $6 million purchase order is acting as a massive trigger. We have a solid fundamental reason for a pump, combined with shorts who are trapped and have no more room to maneuver.

Looking at these numbers, the shorts are backed into a corner. With the supply dried up and the borrowing costs through the roof, even a small influx of buying volume could trigger a massive short squeeze. This setup is looking very primed.

$CYCU

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u/Jungscofield-gtm78 — 25 days ago
▲ 1 r/Pennystock

• Insane Borrow Fees (CTB): The Cost to Borrow has absolutely skyrocketed. It jumped from around 70% in the morning to over 125% by the afternoon. This means it's becoming painfully expensive for shorts to keep their positions open.

• Zero Shares Available: If you look at the real-time data, the available shares to borrow are constantly hitting "0." The supply for shorting has essentially dried up completely.

• The Perfect Catalyst: That recent news about the $6 million purchase order is acting as a massive trigger. We have a solid fundamental reason for a pump, combined with shorts who are trapped and have no more room to maneuver.

Looking at these numbers, the shorts are backed into a corner. With the supply dried up and the borrowing costs through the roof, even a small influx of buying volume could trigger a massive short squeeze. This setup is looking very primed.

$CYCU

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u/Jungscofield-gtm78 — 25 days ago
▲ 46 r/Shortsqueeze

Take a look at these Fintel numbers. We are looking at a Cost to Borrow (CTB) consistently over 600%. Short shares availability has been hitting ZERO multiple times this week. The shorts are trapped and paying a fortune just to keep their positions open.

[Key Catalyst: Low Float + High Insider Ownership]

• Micro Float: The tradable float is only around 4.3M - 4.6M shares.

• Insider Strength: Insiders own nearly 30% of the company. They aren't selling here.

• Institutional Support: Around 11% held by institutions.

• The Trap: With such a tiny float and massive borrow fees, any buying volume will trigger a violent chain reaction (Short Squeeze).

[Fundamental Turnaround]

This isn't just a meme play. System1 (SST) is actually turning the corner:

• Adjusted EBITDA is Positive.

• Shift towards high-margin "Owned & Operated" products.

• Integrating AI to maximize marketing efficiency.

• Earnings Date: Expected around May 5th. This could be the spark that lights the fuse.

[Price Target]

• Current Price: ~$3.90

• Fair Value/52-Week High: $15.00

The gap between the current price and its actual value is massive. If we break the $4 resistance, we could see a fast move back to double digits.

We've seen extreme volatility over the past 1-2 weeks, signaling that a major move is brewing. On top of that, we have a huge bullish signal from the inside: the CFO recently purchased 26,910 shares at $3.00. When insiders buy with their own cash at these levels, it’s a clear sign of confidence.

Insane borrow rates + zero availability + tiny float + earnings catalyst = The perfect storm. I’m buckled up for next week. What do you guys think?

Disclaimer: Not financial advice. Do your own DD.

u/Jungscofield-gtm78 — 28 days ago