SLE closed at $3.76, down 1.3% Friday and 11.7% for the week. Short interest fell to 0.40% of float—lowest in a month. Cost to borrow declined to 60% from recent peaks near 113%, while utilisation backed off the 52-week high. Earnings scheduled Thursday.
Super League Enterprise closed at $3.76 on April 24, down 1.3% on the day. The stock fell 11.7% over the week and 14.4% over the past month.
Short interest sits at 46,076 shares, or 0.40% of float, as of April 23. The position dropped 14.7% on the day and 15.8% over the week. This marks the lightest short interest in roughly 30 days—the last comparable reading was 39,502 shares on April 10. A spike to 58,210 shares on April 21 reversed within 48 hours.
Cost to borrow is 60.2% APR. That figure has declined 9.2% over the week and 27.2% over the month. A month ago, on March 13, CTB stood at 112.8%—the highest reading in the trailing 30-day window. The metric briefly touched 84% on March 19 before climbing again in late March, then falling steadily through April.
Utilisation is 86.1%. The stock hit 100% utilisation on April 21—matching the 52-week high—then fell back. April 9 saw just 55.8% utilisation, while March 13 registered 61.9%. The current level sits well above mid-March but below the peak two days ago.
Days to cover was last reported at 2.78 by FINRA, based on the April 15 settlement.
Put/call ratio was last reported at 0.0156 in September 2023, below both the 20-day mean of 0.0157 and the 52-week range of 0.0146 to 0.0749. The z-score of -0.17 suggests a near-neutral reading. Options data is now 960 days stale.
One analyst covers SLE with an outperform rating and a $14.50 target price. No recent upgrades, downgrades, or target changes appear in the dataset. The consensus data is 24 days old.
EV/EBITDA was -0.52 as of April 2, up 0.16 from the prior day. Enterprise value itself is negative at -$10.1 million as of year-end 2025.
Factor ranks include an 86th-percentile EPS surprise score, 70th-percentile sector and DTC scores, and 48th-percentile analyst recommendation differential. Short score rank sits at the 8th percentile, while utilisation ranks at the 6th. Dividend score is 33rd percentile. No momentum, quality, value, earnings yield, or EV/EBIT scores are available.
Empery Asset Management initiated a 104,165-share position as of December 31, 2025, representing 7.1% of shares outstanding. Clayton Haynes added 73,959 shares to reach 73,967 shares, or 5.1%. Pioneer Capital Anstalt opened a 32,881-share position worth 2.3%.
Among established holders, Geode Capital Management added 7,825 shares to 8,087 shares (0.55%) in late February. Mariner initiated 6,172 shares (0.42%) and Citadel opened 4,346 shares (0.30%) as of year-end.
Director Mark Jung sold 137 shares on November 28, 2025, at $0.85 for $116.60, leaving a negligible net 90-day position.
Further back, independent director Jeff Gehl bought three tranches in July 2024—25,000 shares at $1.34, 25,000 at $1.37, and 50,000 at $1.11—for a combined $123,062.50. Gehl also purchased 50,000 shares in September 2023 at $1.82.
The company has four recent earnings events logged, the most recent on April 1, 2026. No price-reaction data (1-day or 5-day moves) is attached to those entries.
SLE reports earnings Thursday, April 30, at 3 p.m. UTC. Short interest fell to month lows while CTB cooled from triple-digit levels. Utilisation reached the 52-week ceiling two days ago before pulling back.
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