Data from the FINRA Reg SHO daily short-sale volume files for October 28, 2026, highlights significant short-selling flow in Baker Hughes (BKR). The off-exchange short volume ratio reached 48.0%, representing a deviation of +2.0 standard deviations from the stock's 20-session average. This indicates heavy short-selling pressure during the session. It is important to distinguish that this figure represents daily trading flow (the number of shares marked short on trades) rather than open short interest. The high volume suggests active market-maker hedging or aggressive intraday bearish positioning in the energy services sector.
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