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GMEX ROBOTICS CORPORATION (GMEX) — Short Volume History

Daily short sale volume for GMEX from FINRA Reg SHO data. Average short ratio over the last 22 trading days: 40.11%.

Short volume history for GMEX

Date Short volume Total volume Short ratio
May 20, 2026 35,679 58,490 61.00%
May 19, 2026 10,270 70,826 14.50%
May 18, 2026 94,130 160,019 58.82%
May 15, 2026 17,736 67,701 26.20%
May 14, 2026 121,430 236,531 51.34%
May 13, 2026 25,500 63,733 40.01%
May 12, 2026 32,291 104,445 30.92%
May 11, 2026 62,102 150,518 41.26%
May 8, 2026 272,922 592,808 46.04%
May 7, 2026 608,707 1,208,957 50.35%
May 6, 2026 43,273 79,768 54.25%
May 5, 2026 48,613 146,197 33.25%
May 4, 2026 23,623 86,339 27.36%
May 1, 2026 202,073 373,993 54.03%
Apr 30, 2026 297,229 904,494 32.86%
Apr 29, 2026 270,266 1,071,917 25.21%
Apr 28, 2026 233,194 867,392 26.88%
Apr 27, 2026 303,154 890,391 34.05%
Apr 24, 2026 21,714,041 45,614,193 47.60%
Apr 23, 2026 89,185 243,260 36.66%
Apr 22, 2026 117,931 375,658 31.39%
Apr 21, 2026 592,923 1,015,591 58.38%

Frequently asked questions

What is short volume for GMEX?
Short volume is the portion of daily trading volume in GMEX that was executed as short sales. FINRA publishes this data every trading day as part of the Reg SHO daily short sale volume files.
Is short volume the same as short interest?
No. Short volume counts short sales each day (flow), while short interest measures open short positions at a point in time (stock). A share can be sold short and covered in the same day without affecting short interest.
What is a high short volume ratio?
A short volume ratio above 50% means more than half of that day's reported volume was short sales. Sustained high ratios can indicate aggressive shorting pressure.

Source: FINRA Reg SHO Daily Short Sale Volume files.

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