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Answers: I'm not sure what you mean by the amount of short sale an equity can tolerate. I guess they can tolerate as much as can be shorted. Shorting begins to stop when no more shares can be borrowed to short or when an equity become no longer eligible to short because the price is too low. Keep in mind that a immense short position can be bullish long term as shorts eventually hold to be covered (bought back). And having to buy shares pay for will eventually force the price of a equity up. If there's one thing an equity cannot tolerate, it's consistently poor results. That will snuff any stock.
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There's no such thing as the "typical percentage of short sale that an equity can tolerate"
Every security is different, they differ by the number of shares outstanding, the number of shares owned by the public, and institutions, they trade contained by different makets, and trade a different prices.
All of these factors enter into or must be considered within the short sale process. So at hand is not "typical", "average" or "approximation" that can be given.
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