TMUS cost to borrow surges 128% in one week to 0.401%, highest since late October. Short interest remains subdued at 1.39% of free float.
Key data as of 10 Nov 2026
TMUS cost to borrow surges 128% in one week to 0.401%, highest since late October. Short interest remains subdued at 1.39% of free float.
3 Cost to Borrow updates in 30 days
TMUS upgraded to Outperform by Raymond James; $170 price target announced. Stock down 13.3% in one day to $148.58 as analysts continue cutting despite bullish consensus.
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