Intraday Selling Pressure on ARM
Recent data from FINRA indicates that ARM Holdings (ARM) is experiencing significant short-selling flow. As of the latest consolidated tape reporting, the daily short volume ratio reached 63%. It is critical to distinguish that this figure represents daily flow—the volume of shares marked short during the trading session—rather than the total open short interest. This level of activity suggests aggressive bearish positioning during the session.
Market Context and Borrow Availability
While the daily flow is elevated, the official FINRA short interest remains at 15.5 million shares, with a days-to-cover ratio of approximately 3.9. Borrow fees remain relatively low at 0.3%, with roughly 1.4 million shares available to borrow via Interactive Brokers. Investors should monitor whether this high daily short volume translates into a sustained increase in open interest in the next reporting cycle.
Key Takeaways
- Daily short volume ratio hit 63%, signaling high intraday bearish pressure.
- Official short interest stands at 15.5 million shares.
- Borrow fees remain stable at 0.3%.
- Days-to-cover is currently 3.9, indicating moderate liquidity for shorts.
The Bottom Line
ARM is seeing a surge in daily short-selling flow, though the cost to borrow remains cheap, suggesting that the market is not yet facing a supply-side squeeze.
Signal data sourced from CurvedTrading. This post is an original analysis prepared by The Forensic Ledger from publicly available data. Not investment advice.
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