The main figure in the box highlights the DTC change over the last 5 days. DTC or Days To Cover is the number of shares shorted divided by the average daily volume. A high DTC therefore indicates that it’s harder to buy the shares back and hence close out a short position.
To the right, users see the latest overall DTC number and below, the percentage change of the latest flag versus overall shorts.
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