GME just so y'all who are waiting for the short squeeze know, most of the shorts now are hedges on the convertible debt, not speculative shorts. those don't squeeze. they are aimed to be market neutral with the bonds that are being held, while pocketing the interest gained from the money they got for shorting minus borrowing costs. with borrow rates around .4% and bond rates around 4.5%, they make 4% or so, regardless of which way the stock moves while waiting for the bonds to reach maturity.
therefore, they won't squeeze like normal shorts, because if the stock jumps, the value of the convertible bonds will rise, offsetting short losses. the shorts are there as protection against a drop in the stock price. but feel free to doubt that, idc. just a public service announcement for those who don't understand what is going on rn.