The JP Morgan substantial holder notice does indicate quite a bit of borrowed stock was returned around the end of FY, and new borrowing taken out on July 1.
But this is only a small proportion of the total 'shorted shares'.
It is difficult to figure out what exactly is going on because two (or more) things can be happening at once, spread over various nominees.
the other interesting thing about the JP Morgan data is that is shows there is a lot of false volume being generated, presumably between seperate accounts both held with JP. For example:
Short squeeze party thread, page-236
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