Report post
The cost to borrow shares of Mullen Automotive (MULN), an electric vehicle maker, has skyrocketed to 742%, indicating a potential short squeeze. The high borrowing cost is a result of the scarcity of shares available for shorting, making it harder and more expensive for short-sellers to maintain their positions. The surge in borrowing costs suggests that a significant number of short-sellers may be forced to cover their positions, driving up the stock price.

The World's Leading Crypto Trading Platform

Get my welcome gifts