Short interest for every US stock: NYSE, Nasdaq, NYSE Arca, NYSE American, Cboe and OTC, about 22,000 stocks per settlement date, straight from FINRA's official consolidated short interest. Look up your tickers with up to a year of history, or scan the whole market for the most-shorted stocks with filters. Add the daily short-sale volume and short ratio, or pull the daily files on their own.
Built for traders and short-squeeze screeners, quant and research teams, financial newsletters and dashboards, fintech apps and AI agents.
Why this Actor
- Whole market in one run. Every listed and OTC stock, not only one exchange: ~22,000 rows in about 10 seconds.
- Screen it. Minimum days to cover, short interest, change %, average volume and short volume ratio; sort by any of them.
- History. Up to 24 settlement dates (one year) per ticker.
- Two datasets. Twice-monthly short interest and daily short volume, joined on request.
- Alerts. Turn on Only new and schedule it: each new settlement date or trading day arrives once. Send it to Slack, Google Sheets, email or a webhook.
- AI insights (optional). Squeeze risk, what the numbers say (shorts building or covering) and what to watch next, in plain words; with your profile, a fit score.
- For AI agents. Callable as an MCP tool.
How to use it
Most-shorted Nasdaq and NYSE stocks on the newest date:
{
"markets": ["Nasdaq", "NYSE"],
"minDaysToCover": 10,
"minAvgDailyVolume": 500000,
"addShortVolume": true,
"maxItems": 100
}A year of history for your watchlist:
{ "symbols": ["GME", "AMC", "TSLA"], "historyCycles": 24 }Daily short volume, last 5 trading days, heavy short selling only:
{ "dataset": "shortVolume", "shortVolumeDays": 5, "minTotalVolume": 1000000, "minShortRatio": 0.6 }Pricing
$5 per 1,000 rows (one stock on one date) plus a small start fee per run. AI insights, when you turn them on, are $0.01 each. On the Apify free plan a run returns up to 100 rows.
Good to know
- FINRA publishes short interest about a week after each settlement date and keeps one rolling year. Daily short volume appears the evening of each trading day.
- Daily short volume covers trades reported to FINRA's facilities, not every exchange's own trades, so
shortRatiois the share of that volume. - Figures are as FINRA publishes them. Need another field or market? Contact tacps126@gmail.com.