Short interest in CUBI has fallen modestly in recent sessions as the regional bank prepares to report Q1 results today. The stock has rallied 15% over the past month while options traders have turned more bullish.
Short interest stands at 2.48 million shares, or 7.25% of the free float.
That marks a slight decline from recent peaks. Shares short have dropped 0.3% over the past week and 0.2% in the last day. However, the month-over-month picture shows a 41% surge in short positioning from the 1.76 million shares recorded in mid-March.
Days to cover sits at 5.89 based on recent trading volumes. Cost to borrow remains benign at 0.41%, down from 0.52% a month ago. Utilisation runs at just 4.24%, well below the 52-week high of 5.76%.
The put/call ratio has collapsed to 1.25, signaling a sharp shift toward bullish positioning.
That reading sits two standard deviations below the 20-day mean of 1.78. In late March, the PCR hovered near 2.0 as put buyers dominated. The reversal suggests traders are positioning for upside or closing downside hedges ahead of the print.
No analyst rating data is available in the snapshot.
Customers Bancorp has reported earnings three times in the trailing 12 months. The most recent announcement came April 23, 2026.
The stock has added 15% in the past month and 2.5% over the past week. Shares closed at $77.47 on April 23, up 1.1% on the day.
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