Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) has been identified on the FINRA Reg SHO threshold list for 48 consecutive days, signaling sustained short-selling activity. The threshold list tracks stocks with high short-volume ratios, and JNJ's inclusion suggests that a significant portion of daily trading is marked as short. Despite a recent price increase of over 35%, the stock remains under heavy short-side pressure. Investors should monitor this closely, as the threshold flag indicates that short sellers are actively participating in the market, even as the stock price moves higher.
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