Short sellers have added positions into BULL's first-quarter report. Options sentiment remains muted with low put activity, while recent price strength complicates the technical picture.
Short interest stands at 18.08 million shares, or 4.3% of the free float.
Shorts added 2.2% yesterday and 6.7% over the past week.
Over the past month, however, short interest has fallen 15.6% from 21.4 million shares in mid-March.
Days to cover sits at 1.54 — minimal by most standards.
Cost to borrow is negligible at 0.43%, down 8% week-on-week and 29% over the month.
Utilization reached 33.8% on April 22, well below the 52-week high of 100% seen earlier this year.
The put-call ratio closed Wednesday at 0.14 — heavily skewed toward call volume.
That's in line with the 20-day mean of 0.14, with a z-score of just 0.34.
Put buyers remain scarce, suggesting little hedging or bearish conviction heading into the print.
No implied-move data is available in the snapshot.
No analyst coverage data was available for BULL.
The stock trades without Wall Street price targets or consensus ratings.
BULL has reported earnings three times since going public.
The most recent event was March 4, 2026, announced the same day after market close.
Prior events occurred in late November 2025 and earlier in the IPO cycle.
Price performance has been volatile — the stock is up 30% over the past month and 6.6% over the past week, but fell 5% on Wednesday to close at $6.91.
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