The most-shorted stocks in the market include retailer Kohl's and CRISPR Therapeutics.

The list of the top 10 is ranked by the percentage of shares outstanding on loan to short sellers.

The market is hovering around all-time highs, but some stocks are still seeing high short interest.

On July 7, data from analytics firm Ortex showed that investors betting against Tesla collected paper profits of $1.6 billion following the stock's slide on Elon Musk's announcement that he would be forming a new political party.

However, the list of the most-shorted names is mostly made up of smaller companies, representing a wide range of sectors and industries. Data from S&P Global Market Intelligence recently revealed the 10 most shorted stocks in the US, as calculated by the current percentage of shares outstanding loaned to short-sellers.

Here are the market's most-shorted names.

Percent of shares loaned to short-sellers: 41.73%

Year-to-date performance: -34%

Percent of shares loaned to short-sellers 36.02%

Year-to-date performance: +40%

Percent of shares loaned to short-sellers: 35.31%

Year-to-date performance: -9%

Percent of shares loaned to short-sellers: 35.11%

Year-to-date performance: -22%

Percent of shares loaned to short-sellers: 34.76%

Year-to-date performance: +74%

Percent of shares loaned to short-sellers: 33.50%