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WSbears.com is dedicated to presenting various trading techniques. Main sections of WSbears.com include:

• Short-squeeze watch Identifying stocks with high short interest. WSbears looks for stocks with a combination of 2 catalysts: recent gains in a stock with a sizable short position (as a percentage of float). This equates to "cornered" shorts, i.e. demand for stock coming from shorts who have to cover at the worst possible price for them.

• Short picks A selection of stocks they believe are overvalued and represent shorting candidates. WSbears looks for stocks which experienced massive declines. The holding period is a maximum of 3 days, just long enough for the stock to reach a point of maximum pain (margin calls) and enter into a consolidation period.

• Trading futures Circular trading system for NASDAQ NQ futures.

WSbears offer e-mail alerts every time they update their site or add a new stock to their focus list.

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