Security Intelligence
SQ Lens
Consolidated intelligence view for any security. One screen with short interest, borrow rates, holders, 13F ownership, volume, and price action.
How this works
Most short-side data lives in silos — short interest here, borrow rates there, holders somewhere else. SQ Lens pulls all of it into one screen per security: current short interest and days-to-cover, borrow rate trend, named holder positions where available, 13F institutional ownership, short volume, and price action side by side. The point isn't any single dataset — it's seeing how they relate for one name at once, which is genuinely hard to do by checking five different tools.
Key features
- Cross-dataset security view
- Short pressure chart
- Setup summary
- Tabbed detail panels
For retail traders
Get the full picture on any stock before trading.
For institutional users
Quick due diligence on any name across all short-side datasets.
Sample: AAPL SnapshotSee more →
| Symbol | Short % Float | Days to Cover |
|---|---|---|
| AAPL | 0.97% short | 2.4 days to cover |
Frequently asked questions
- Is SQ Lens its own dataset?
- No — it's a consolidated view drawing on every other module (Short Interest, Borrow Rates, Holders, 13F, Short Volume) for a single security at once, rather than a new data source of its own.
- Does it work for every stock?
- The view adapts to what's available for that market — a US stock shows aggregate short interest and no named holders, a UK stock shows named holders since that data exists there. Sections with no underlying data for a given market simply don't render.