Where to find the # of Shorted Shares.....

[andyf]

What is the best web site to find out how many shares are currently Shorted (and the Short Interest ratio) on a particular ETF?

 

[nooby_mcnoob]

Same question

 

[Arnie]

Maybe just look at the top 10 holdings and see what the SI is for those?

 

[guru]

http://shortsqueeze.com/?symbol=TSLA

 

[Metamega]

Don’t think it’s monitored. Problem with an ETF is the outstanding shares can change as they can be redeemed or created so theirs no hard value.

 

[themickey]

What is the best web site to find out how many shares are currently Shorted (and the Short Interest ratio) on a particular ETF?

I doubt many ETF's are directly shorted, any trader wishing to do so would do so via a BEAR ETF or Inverse ETF, same thing.
On USA Market I couldn't find freely available short list, like there is on ASX.... https://www.marketindex.com.au/short-selling

 

[guru]

The link I provided above does show short interest or number of shorted shares for ETFs.
May not be 100% accurate, especially due to ETF share creation and destruction, but it shows whatever data may be available.

 

[Arnie]

With so many inverse ETF's why would you short a long? Just buy the inverse.

 

[TommyR]

etf's are created out of thin air they have no tangible value

 

[themickey]

etf's are created out of thin air they have no tangible value

Ya, but, gotta admit, QQQ is ok, it's a reasonably safe bet for a trader.
As for many others, ETF's appear to give substandard results.
An example, I follow via data hundreds of stocks and their sectors, it's not uncommon for me to see a large number of stock in one sector rising on a partucular day while the ETF of that sector falls and vice versa on a day by day basis.