Oscar Health, Inc.
NYSEOSCR cost to borrow surges 126% in one week to 0.50%, signaling tightening supply despite short interest easing to 7.1% of float.
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Read on ORTEX →Sign up for premiumOSCR arrives at its September 16 earnings event in a genuinely unusual position: short sellers have been cutting exposure into the print even as the stock rallies hard, creating a setup where the bearish structural…
Snapshot as of 20 Sept 2026
OSCR enters the week after earnings with an uncomfortable split: the stock fell 7.3% on its August 6 print, then bounced 5.1% Friday — but the more durable tension sits in the insider register, where CEO Mark Bertolini…
OSCR enters the final stretch before its August 6 Q2 print with shorts entrenched near multi-month highs, a CEO who sold roughly $54 million of stock in a single week, and a stock trading above where most analysts…
OSCR is navigating a tricky post-rally moment — a 12% monthly surge now fading, a CEO who cashed out $100 million near the top, and short sellers quietly adding to positions as the stock retreats. The short interest…
OSCR enters the second week of June having done something most health insurance stocks have failed to do this year — rally 29% in a month — and now faces the question of whether the Street's belated conviction can…
OSCR just reported the quarter, and the numbers tell two different stories depending on where you look. Q1 2026 EPS came in at $2.07, more than double the $1.01 consensus estimate. Revenue of $4.65 billion was a 53%…
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