Magyar Bancorp reports Monday with just 0.12% short interest. Cost to borrow rose 31% over the past month despite negligible bearish positioning.
Short interest stands at 7,424 shares, representing 0.12% of the free float. That's barely measurable. The position fell 13% day-over-day on April 22nd but remains in the same low range it has held for weeks. Days to cover sits at 1.0, reflecting thin liquidity rather than elevated short conviction. This is the opposite of a squeeze setup.
No options data is available for MGYR. The stock trades without option chain coverage, leaving no implied-move data or put-call ratio signals ahead of the print.
No Wall Street analysts cover Magyar Bancorp. There are no target prices, consensus ratings, or recent upgrades to guide expectations into the release.
The company last reported on January 29th, 2026. Previous prints occurred on October 30th and 31st, 2025. Price action around those events is not captured in the snapshot, but the stock is up 5.1% over the past month and down 2.1% on Thursday's close at $17.52.
No ORTEX Alpha signals are currently active on the name. The ORTEX short score sits at 27.8 out of 100, below median and reflecting the lack of short-side interest. Utilisation is 1.51%, well below the 52-week high of 6.17%. Borrow remains cheap and available.
Monday's print will likely move on fundamentals alone, absent any crowd positioning.
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