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ORTEX tracks short interest across every major global exchange. Pulses fire 24/7 when short interest, cost to borrow, or utilization cross significant thresholds; long-form articles contextualise what the movement means for a stock.
Today's calendar is packed. COST reports after the bell at 5pm ET. The warehouse giant carries a $445bn market cap with short interest at just 1.5% of free float — bears have little conviction here. ADSK and NTAP also…
Today delivers a packed slate of earnings. COST kicks off after the bell at 5pm ET. The warehouse giant carries a $445bn market cap. Short sellers are barely present — SI sits at just 1.5% of free float. Also today,…
Wall Street delivered a split verdict on two major industrials Wednesday. F Ford Motor was downgraded, pushing its consensus bearish count to 16 holds. The target price held flat at $13.75. Ford carries a short…
Short sellers made notable moves this week. Paycom Software saw its short interest jump to 14.8% of free float — up 3.45 percentage points in seven days. That's a sharp climb for the HR software firm as investors…
Three distinct signals converged on TEL this week. The put/call ratio, borrow costs, and short interest all moved in the same direction — despite the stock clawing back from a post-earnings low. The put/call ratio hit…
Today is packed with earnings. COST reports Q3 2026 results after the close. The $445 billion retailer carries just 1.5% short interest — bears have barely touched it. DLTR and KSS also report this morning. Both face…
NCNO enters its May 29 earnings call with short sellers adding pressure and analysts cutting targets, yet the lending market tells a strikingly different story about how convicted those bears actually are. Short…
ORTEX News publishes the articles. For the live picture — daily short-interest estimates, days-to-cover, short squeeze signals, and the full history — the platform is at app.ortex.com.
Short interest measures the total shares of a stock that have been sold short but not yet covered. Expressed as a percentage of the free float, it shows how much of a company's tradeable stock is currently bet against. High short interest combined with rising cost to borrow and utilization is a classic short-squeeze setup.
ORTEX aggregates short interest from agent lenders, prime brokers, and broker- dealers worldwide, updated daily. This gives a much fresher picture than the fortnightly FINRA official reports alone.
Key short-interest metrics ORTEX News tracks: short interest % of float, days to cover, cost to borrow (CTB), utilization, and the ORTEX Short Squeeze signal.
