AMZN has recovered 4% from its post-earnings low, but the gap between where the stock trades and where the Street thinks it belongs keeps the note interesting. The stock closed at $250.69 on Tuesday, up 2.1% on the day and roughly 10 points above the $240.35 it hit last Friday after Q3 results landed badly. The recovery has been brisk but incomplete. AMZN is still down just under…
AMZN cost to borrow surges to 0.28%, up 158% over the past week, as borrowing demand tightens amid equity positioning shifts ahead of Q3 earnings October 29.
Key data as of 5 Nov 2026
AMZN cost to borrow surges to 0.28%, up 158% over the past week, as borrowing demand tightens amid equity positioning shifts ahead of Q3 earnings October 29.
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Read on ORTEX →Sign up for premiumAMZN closes out September at $246.67, down 3.3% on the week, having given back the rebound documented in last week's note, yet heading into October with the lightest short positioning in months and a Street consensus…
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