AME closed Friday at $241.12, down 4.2% on the day and 3.9% over the past month, yet options traders are not treating the pullback as a reason to hedge. The put/call ratio stands at 0.26, virtually flat against its 20-day average of 0.26 and near the 52-week low of 0.23, meaning calls continue to dominate the options market by a wide margin. The peer divergence is the sharpest data…
AME short interest jumped 28% over the past week to 1.64% of free float, though cost to borrow fell 29% to 0.25%, signaling reduced scarcity amid a modest uptick in bearish positioning.
Key data as of 4 Nov 2026
AME short interest jumped 28% over the past week to 1.64% of free float, though cost to borrow fell 29% to 0.25%, signaling reduced scarcity amid a modest uptick in bearish positioning.
6 Short Interest updates in 30 days
Options traders have turned sharply bullish on AME — but short sellers are moving in the opposite direction. That divergence is the sharpest signal in this week's data. The put/call ratio for AME hit 0.30 on May 27.…
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