GitLab Inc.
NASDAQGTLB heads into Wednesday's earnings event with short sellers still pressing the stock and the price itself now lower than when the previous note was published. The bear rebuild documented earlier in the week has continued. Short interest climbed further to 14.4% of the free float as of June 11 — up another 5% on the week and 30.6% over the past month. That the build has persisted…
GTLB short interest climbs 25.7% in one week to 13.7% of float, highest level since earnings beat on June 2. Stock up 16.6% over same period; shorts refuse to cover despite rally. Borrow costs remain cheap at 0.41% annually.
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Read on ORTEX →Sign up for premiumGTLB heads into Wednesday's earnings event with short sellers still pressing the stock and the price itself now lower than when the previous note was published. The bear rebuild documented earlier in the week has…
Snapshot as of 19 Jul 2026
GTLB enters the week of its next scheduled event — June 17 — with short sellers adding rather than retreating, even as the stock gave back ground following last week's Q1 beat. The short interest story has shifted…
Two days after GTLB's Q1 earnings beat, the data tells the same story it did yesterday — shorts are not covering. Now the options market is joining the chorus. The put/call ratio hit 0.47 on June 3. That is a 2.96…
GTLB has given the market a lot to digest — a clean Q1 beat, a guidance raise, a 14% headcount cut, and a 5.8% pullback on the day analysts were lifting targets. The most telling detail this week is what shorts have…
GTLB dropped 10% on Tuesday after announcing a round of layoffs and an internal overhaul aimed squarely at the AI-agent era — a move the company framed as opportunity but the market read as disruption, sending the…
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