Short interest in Erie Indemnity has fallen 1.9% over the past week to 5.3% of float. Put-call ratio crashed to 0.14 — a 52-week low — signaling unusual call-buying ahead of today's print.
Short interest stands at 2.45 million shares, or 5.3% of the free float. That translates to 8.2 days to cover based on recent volume. Shorts have been trimming positions over the past week, down nearly 2%. Over the past month, however, short interest is up 8.5%. Cost to borrow has fallen sharply — down 15% in a week and 47% over the month to just 0.44% APR. Utilisation sits at 22%, well below the 52-week high of 24% touched two weeks ago.
The put-call ratio dropped to 0.14 on April 23, down from a 20-day average of 0.23. That represents a Z-score of -2.8 — meaning call volume is running nearly three standard deviations above normal. The ratio hit a 52-week low of 0.13 earlier this month. This sharp tilt toward calls suggests speculative positioning for a positive earnings surprise or bullish volatility play.
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ERIE last reported on February 27, 2026. The stock has climbed 3.2% over the past week and is up 1.2% over the past month. Shares closed at $248.90 on April 23, down 0.4% on the day. The ORTEX short score remains elevated at 65.7, indicating above-average short pressure relative to the broader market.
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