Short sellers are piling into a wide group of US stocks, with the latest screen showing short interest ranging from roughly 37 percent to 87 percent of float. Topping the list is Louisiana LNG exporter Venture Global (NYSE: VG) with about 87.16 percent of its float sold short. VG trades at [$12.97](claim:1), down [2.37](claim:11) percent today, with a market cap near [$31.7 billion](claim:17) and well off a 52-week high of [$19.50](claim:19). Bears have pointed to execution risk at the company's Calcasieu Pass and CP2 liquefaction facilities and questions around long-term supply contract fulfillment. Choice Hotels International (NYSE: CHH) sits in second at 66.69 percent short, trading at [$105.37](claim:2). Avis Budget Group (NASDAQ: CAR) ranks third at 58.45 percent short, with shares at [$189.91](claim:3), still far below a 52-week high of [$847.70](claim:20). Bitcoin miner CleanSpark (NASDAQ: CLSK) is fighting back today, up [8.19](claim:12) percent to [$16.12](claim:4) with 45.74 ...