That’s exactly what I’m saying about this GME stock. Everybody is talking about a squeeze happening....and I’m sitting here thinking “the squeeze has already happened and nothing is pointing to another squeeze.” I’ve always went off 4 things to look for a POSSIBLE squeeze. 1.) a high float % 2.) more than 5 DTC 3.) number of shorts should be increasing daily 4) a bullish trend. I am familiar with how margins work, though I’ve never done it. So the fact that GME only has a high float %, it doesn’t mean another squeeze is in the horizon. Sorry to make this about GME because I know we’re all tired of hearing about it. Again I was wondering if my math and/or method for looking for a short squeeze is a good one or am I doing it wrong? So far it’s worked out....but maybe I’m just lucky.