Group 1: Samsonite Group - Samsonite stock has seen a significant increase in short interest, spiking over 500% in the last month, despite a 3.75% rise in stock price [3][5] - The company has experienced a 123% increase in stock value over the last five years, driven by demand for travel [3] - Year-over-year revenue and earnings have been declining for several quarters, indicating potential long purchase cycles for its products [5] Group 2: Burberry Group - Burberry stock has increased by 25% this year, but short interest has risen about 75% in the last month, while the stock has decreased by 8.5% recently [6][7] - The company is undergoing a brand overhaul under new CEO Joshua Schulman, aiming to restore its identifiable Britishness [7] - Factors such as "luxury fatigue" and geopolitical uncertainty may impact the luxury market, despite potential catalysts from lower interest rates [8] Group 3: Fury Gold Mines - Fury Gold Mines stock has surged 78% in 2025, with a 303% increase in short interest over the last month, although this remains a small percentage of the overall float [10][11] - The company is in the exploration stage and is currently unprofitable, making it less attractive for short-term investors compared to other mining options [11] - Analysts have given Fury a Buy rating with a price target of $1.40, indicating a potential increase of over 110% [11]