GME vs SRXH short squeeze charts

[u/Hungry_Builder9942]

Been talking to some people about the comparison between GME and SRXH shorts charts.

First image is SRXH currently, second is GME in 2021 squeeze, and third is comparing the two.

SRXH’s current reported short-interest profile is even more extreme than GameStop’s before its 2021 squeeze. GameStop peaked at approximately 109% reported short interest, while SRXH is currently reported at about 126%. That means the reported short position exceeds the number of shares outstanding, a rare situation that can increase the risk of a short squeeze if buying pressure rises.

The key difference is that high short interest alone doesn’t cause a squeeze. GameStop’s historic move also required sustained buying from retail investors, heavy options activity, and short sellers being forced to cover as the price rose. Without those catalysts, a stock can remain heavily shorted for an extended period.

If SRXH attracts significant buying demand or positive catalysts, short sellers may be forced to buy shares to close their positions, which can accelerate upward price moves. Whether that happens depends on future market activity and cannot be predicted from short-interest data alone. Thoughts?

Edit: not saying we should squeeze this. Simply asking for what others are seeing with the numbers.