First Solar, Inc.
NASDAQFSLR short interest climbed to 10.8% of free float as of Sept. 25, up 21.4% in one week — the highest level since mid-August — while cost to borrow remains subdued at 0.52%.
Three distinct signals converged on FSLR this week. Short sellers added aggressively, options traders piled into protective puts, and an analyst lifted their bearish rating — all at once. Short interest hit 10.3% of…
FSLR has dropped 5.1% this week and 10.3% over the past month, closing at $202.34 — and the options market is now more defensive than it has been in months. The clearest signal right now is in options. The put/call…
Snapshot as of 30 Sept 2026
FSLR heads into the final week of August with shorts covering at pace, analysts lifting targets, and the stock sitting nearly 30% below where the Street thinks it should trade. The most striking move this week is the…
FSLR has pulled back nearly 10% this week to $225.56, surrendering a chunk of the 20% surge that followed the Q2 print — and the question now is whether shorts are pressing their advantage or getting squeezed into the…
FSLR reports second-quarter results on July 28 against a backdrop of sharp price deterioration, a crowded bull case on the Street, and insider selling that peaked at higher prices — a combination that puts the quality…
FSLR enters its Q2 print with a fresh analyst upgrade pulling against a stock that has shed 18% over the past month — and short sellers quietly rebuilding positions into the slide. The most striking development this…
First Solar heads into the final weeks before its July 28 earnings with a sharply split picture — the analyst community turning more constructive even as insiders trim at the highs and short sellers edge back in. The…
FSLR reports Q1 results after the close today — April 30 — and the most striking feature of the setup isn't the guidance anxiety or the analyst target cuts. It's the speed at which short sellers have been…
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