Short sellers raised bets 16% over the past month. Put-call signals remain muted ahead of today's print.
Short interest stands at 12.9 million shares, representing 4.56% of free float. That's up 0.7% in one day and 0.8% over the past week. The monthly trend is more pronounced: shorts added 0.4% to positions over 30 days, a 16% cumulative build.
Days to cover sits at 5.47 based on official FINRA data. Cost to borrow jumped 27% week-over-week to 0.55%, the highest in recent weeks. Utilisation rose to 5.26%, well below the 52-week peak of 9.19% but trending higher.
March showed unusual volatility. Short interest spiked above 12.8 million on March 23, then dropped to 11 million by early April. The recent climb back above 12.9 million suggests renewed conviction among bears.
The put-call ratio sits at 0.22, in line with the 20-day average of 0.22. The Z-score of -0.26 signals neutral sentiment, neither bullish nor bearish. No unusual options activity ahead of the print.
Over the past year, PCR ranged from 0.07 to 1.19. Current levels show calls dominating, typical for this name. No implied move data is available.
No analyst coverage data is available in the snapshot. Target prices and ratings are not provided.
GLPI last reported on February 20, 2026. Prior to that, the company printed results in late October 2025. The stock is up 0.9% over the past month but down 1.1% over the past week, closing at $46.64 yesterday.
As a specialized REIT, the company trades in a sector sensitive to rate expectations and occupancy trends. The modest short build suggests some caution, but overall positioning remains light compared to broader market shorts.
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