Based on volatility and market shares, is a short squeeze likely for MULN?


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Okay, let's tackle this question about whether a short squeeze is likely for MULN today. The user is asking based on volatility and market shares. First, I need to check the references provided to gather relevant data.
Looking at the references, there's a mention of MULN's short interest ratio in Query 3, but the results are incomplete. The table shows "Interest Expenses on Short-term Debt (MRQ) / Total Revenue (MRQ)" as empty, and only Total Revenue is listed as $4.95 million. That's not enough to calculate the short interest ratio directly. However, Query 21 mentions a reverse stock split effective June 2, which might have affected short positions. Also, Query 17 shows recent short volume changes with 33.78 million shares traded between June 3-5, but no institutional vs retail data.
The user's background mentions that MULN's market cap is $4.38 million as of June 5, 2025, which is quite small. Small-cap stocks are more prone to volatility and short squeezes. The recent news about the 95% stake in Bollinger Motors and the reverse stock split could have triggered increased trading activity. The stock price surged 198.7% on June 4 after announcing securities purchase agreements, which might indicate some short covering.
However, without specific short interest data (like the percentage of shares shorted), it's hard to quantify the likelihood. The user's profile shows interest in tech stocks and news-driven strategies, so they might be looking for actionable insights. The lack of short interest data in the references is a problem, but I can infer from the recent price action and
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