La Rosa Holdings reports earnings today amid extreme volatility. Short interest collapsed 88% in one week even as the stock crashed two-thirds.
Short interest stands at 7.1% of float as of April 22. That figure represents a dramatic 88% decline from the prior week, when over 1.29 million shares were short. Short sellers rapidly covered positions as LRHC collapsed. Days to cover remained minimal at 1.0 day per the latest FINRA data. The current short interest of 115,928 shares is up 31% from a month ago, suggesting a recent spike followed by aggressive unwinding.
Cost to borrow remains elevated at 298%, up 33% week-over-week. Utilization sits at 66%, down from a peak of 84% on April 16. The borrow market remains tight despite the recent short-covering wave. CTB has ranged between 213% and 337% over the past month, indicating persistent difficulty securing borrow.
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LRHC last reported earnings on November 19, 2025. The stock has declined 20% in the past day and 29% over the past week. The month-long drawdown of 66% coincides with the mid-April spike in short interest to 1.47 million shares. Short sellers appear to have timed the decline well, entering heavily on April 16 before rapidly exiting as the stock continued lower.
ORTEX Short Score remains elevated at 80.2, ranking the name in the top quintile for short squeeze potential despite the recent covering activity.
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