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New Pacific Metals Corp. (NEWP) — Short Volume History

Daily short sale volume for NEWP from FINRA Reg SHO data. Average short ratio over the last 22 trading days: 57.40%.

Short volume history for NEWP

Date Short volume Total volume Short ratio
May 20, 2026 146,301 212,280 68.92%
May 19, 2026 192,124 314,048 61.18%
May 18, 2026 312,829 494,348 63.28%
May 15, 2026 610,463 938,331 65.06%
May 14, 2026 355,792 613,925 57.95%
May 13, 2026 169,995 357,920 47.50%
May 12, 2026 234,642 369,366 63.53%
May 11, 2026 270,504 605,047 44.71%
May 8, 2026 139,058 286,043 48.61%
May 7, 2026 234,969 401,629 58.50%
May 6, 2026 186,772 309,070 60.43%
May 5, 2026 239,763 329,614 72.74%
May 4, 2026 318,214 569,532 55.87%
May 1, 2026 137,788 237,625 57.99%
Apr 30, 2026 97,030 170,863 56.79%
Apr 29, 2026 158,691 270,597 58.64%
Apr 28, 2026 75,010 198,616 37.77%
Apr 27, 2026 68,556 126,611 54.15%
Apr 24, 2026 101,316 181,874 55.71%
Apr 23, 2026 159,132 273,263 58.23%
Apr 22, 2026 167,978 276,756 60.70%
Apr 21, 2026 197,322 362,400 54.45%

Frequently asked questions

What is short volume for NEWP?
Short volume is the portion of daily trading volume in NEWP 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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