SEALSQ Corp
NASDAQLAES enters the second week of July with bears firmly in control — the stock has shed 11% in a week, borrow costs have nearly quadrupled since late May, and the CEO and CFO have been selling into every modest rally. The borrow market tells the most urgent story. Lending availability has tightened sharply, falling to 17% — meaning for every six shares already borrowed, only one…
LAES short interest jumps 23% in one week to 13.5% of float, while cost to borrow surges to 40.4%, highest in a month. Availability falls to 14.6%, signaling tightening supply amid rising short positioning.
Snapshot as of 12 Jul 2026
LAES enters the second week of July with bears firmly in control — the stock has shed 11% in a week, borrow costs have nearly quadrupled since late May, and the CEO and CFO have been selling into every modest…
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