EFSI reports today with minimal short interest and modest borrowing costs. The stock has rallied 18% over the past month while short sellers trimmed positions.
Short interest stands at 87,188 shares, representing 1.64% of free float. Days to cover sits at 5.75. Short sellers reduced positions by 0.98% in the latest session after building exposure earlier in April. Over the past month, short interest climbed 12.6%, though the absolute level remains negligible for a regional bank.
The official FINRA figure from March 31 showed 85,135 shares short, closely aligned with current estimates.
No options data available for this small-cap regional bank.
No analyst coverage tracked for Eagle Financial Services.
The company last reported on January 27, 2026. Previous earnings dates have clustered around late January for Q4 results. The stock has gained 17.95% over the past month and 2.67% in the past week, suggesting positive sentiment heading into the print.
No active ORTEX Alpha signals at present.
Cost to borrow averaged 1.15% in the latest session, down 14.2% week-over-week but up 47.8% over the past month. Utilisation remains extremely light at 3.33%, well below the 52-week high of 32.08%. The ORTEX short score of 38.9 reflects below-average short pressure.
The lack of significant short positioning or options activity suggests limited speculative interest in the name. Traders are entering the print with a clean slate and recent upward momentum.
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