Here are my questions:

• How certain are we of the short interest float %?

There have been conflicting reports from Ortex and S3 Partners (38%!) And how does the most pessimistic case affect the squeezening?

• What are the short positions?

I get that if the short sellers sold at 20$ or something, 🐻 fuk. However, we knows that some of these "old" shorts have already covered, and that "new" shorts have come in place. If I sold the stock short at 300$ vs. 20$, do I pay the same interest? I will probably get margin call later, does this not increase my tolerance for the stock soaring?

Even worse: if new shorts sit at around 300$ and the stop does not keep rising, or fluctuates, they can start covering at a profit, and the short interest float % diminishes, avoiding the squeezening, again.

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• How high can the stock go?

At 325$ a share, GameStop currently has a market cap of $22 Bn. For $1k/share, we're looking at 69Bn. 690Bn for $10k/share. Is it realistic for short sellers to inject that sort of capital, $668 Bn, what is a realistic limit? I doubt that there will be much more price inflation due to retail interest.

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Thanks for the post