Short interest is extremely low compared to what it was for a long time. Cost to borrow is only 5.58% compared with it regularly being 20% plus during the height of Nader and for more than a year and a half after he left.

When the stock squeezed in the summer of 2022 after the rumor mill heated up the cost to borrow was something like 60%.

Shorts are not having any effect on the price currently.

I've said it before but I think the market cap has held up exceptionally well through a couple of years of not much happening, at least not much publicly compared to the past, and I think all retail longs should pat themselves on the back for keeping the faith and the valuation of the company up.