Short sellers pulled back ahead of Richmond Mutual's earnings today. SI dropped 8% over the past week to just 2.1% of float, while the stock climbed 4.7% in the same period.
Short interest stands at 206,113 shares, representing 2.1% of the free float as of April 22. That marks a week-over-week decline of 8.0% and a one-month drop of 1.3%. Days to cover sits at 11.7 based on recent volume. The modest short position suggests bears are not aggressively positioned against the regional bank heading into the print. Cost to borrow remained subdued at 0.76%, down 16% over the past week. Utilisation of available shares is just 9.9%, well below the 52-week high of 39.2%.
Options data is unavailable for RMBI. No implied move or put/call ratio is calculable for this illiquid name.
No analyst coverage data is available. The regional bank does not appear to be followed by sell-side firms, leaving investors without Wall Street guidance on valuation or earnings expectations.
The company last reported on January 22, 2026, with prior prints in January 2026 and October 2025. Historical earnings reaction data is not available in the snapshot. The stock has gained 8.8% over the past month and trades at $14.85 after rising 0.2% on April 23.
No active ORTEX Alpha signals are currently firing for Richmond Mutual. No recent signals have triggered in the observed period.
Richmond Mutual Bancorporation reports Q1 2026 earnings today after market close. The modest short interest and lack of options activity suggest limited speculative positioning ahead of the results.
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