Shorts to cover refers to the short interest. You take the number of shares short divided by the average daily volume and if only the shorts bought stock, that is how many days it would take them to cover. It is just an indicator of how much extra buying may be generated if a stock is moving higher and shorts need to cover to unwind their position

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Short interest is only reported twice per month, 15th and 30th. The short interest (days to cover) is just an indicator that if a stock gains momentum, a large short interest will contribute to the move.

Xgti will spike first thing in the morning and then fade.

Does the R-R mean Reserved Ratio?

@Jcobra47 it means risk- reward ratio

nice, i really like VSLR

just a quick question, what do you abrievations stand for. EP,SL,TP,R-R

Sorry didn't mean to give you a karma

@myman50grand Ep: entry point, Tp: take profit, sl: stop loss, r-r reward-risk