The Campbell's Company
NASDAQCPB put/call ratio surges to 0.927, highest in nearly a year—4.2 standard deviations above the 20-day mean of 0.685, signaling extreme options bullishness as stock drops 7% in one session.
Snapshot as of 19 Oct 2026
CPB reports its fiscal Q4 results on September 2 with one of the more striking positioning shifts in the packaged-food sector — short sellers have been covering aggressively, even as the stock remains well below where…
Campbell's heads into its September 2 earnings print with short sellers aggressively rebuilding positions and the Street broadly unmoved on the bull case. The defining move this week is a sharp jump in short interest.…
CPB enters the back half of July with a quietly contradictory setup: short interest remains one of the highest readings in the packaged food universe, yet the stock has crept higher, borrowing costs have collapsed, and…
CPB delivered an earnings beat on June 8. Short sellers haven't left. The borrow market tells you why. Cost to borrow sits at 5.996% — more than four times where it stood six weeks ago. The put-call ratio just hit 2.5…
Wall Street has turned decisively negative on CPB ahead of Monday's June 8 print — and the analyst downgrades are the sharpest signal heading into results. The past week has brought an unusual wave of cuts. Bernstein…
CPB heads into its June 8 earnings with a short position that has nearly doubled in six weeks and a borrow market tightening fast — a charged setup for a stock already trading near multi-year lows. Short interest has…
CPB heads into the last day of April as one of the more sharply contested names in consumer staples. Short sellers, analysts, and options traders are all pushing in the same direction — down — and the setup reflects a…
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