MET reports Q3 results on November 4 with short sellers stepping back and the analyst community broadly raising its view of the stock. Short interest has fallen sharply. Positions dropped roughly 13% over the past month to just 1.6% of the free float, a level that places MET firmly in low-conviction bear territory. The week-on-week decline alone was nearly 7%, and borrow costs have…
MET cost to borrow surges to 0.58%, up 172% over one week, as short interest remains modest at 1.81% of float.
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MET cost to borrow surges to 0.58%, up 172% over one week, as short interest remains modest at 1.81% of float.
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MetLife reports second-quarter results on June 16 against a backdrop of unusual momentum: the stock has climbed 13% over the past month to $88.84, and the Street has spent the last several weeks upgrading its view of…
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