Alpine Income Property Trust reports earnings today at 1pm ET. Borrowing costs have spiked while short interest holds steady at modest levels.
Short interest stands at 1.94% of float as of April 22nd. That represents 274,711 shares. The position dipped 0.07% day-over-day. Over the past month, shorts increased their stake 4.16%. The official FINRA reading shows 1.77 days to cover — a minimal timeline reflecting the stock's thin short interest.
Short interest dropped sharply on March 23rd, falling from 308,513 shares to 263,340. It has since stabilised around current levels.
The put/call ratio sits at 0.13 as of April 23rd. That signals strong call-side positioning. The 20-day mean is 0.14, yielding a Z-score of -1.04 — slightly below average but not extreme. The 52-week PCR range spans 0.05 to 1.07. Current sentiment leans bullish ahead of the print.
Cost to borrow hit 1.65% on April 22nd. That marks a one-month surge of 354%. The week-over-week climb was 85%. Utilisation remains subdued at 2.41%, well below the 52-week high of 10.87%. Despite the CTB spike, shares remain readily available to borrow.
PINE last reported on February 6th, 2026. The company announced the April 23rd date on March 26th. Prior earnings have been scheduled with short lead times. The stock has climbed 6.6% over the past month and trades at $19.66 as of April 23rd.
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Data as of April 24th, 2026. Short interest is estimated. This is not financial advice.
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