RMIX has seen a significant increase in short interest, jumping 27% in just one week to reach 2.57 million shares. This build in bearish positioning coincides with a 28% slide in the stock price. Interestingly, despite the surge in short interest, borrowing costs have actually fallen to 0.87%, suggesting that there is currently no shortage of shares available for lending. This divergence between rising short interest and falling borrow costs indicates that the market is not yet facing a supply-side squeeze, despite the aggressive bearish sentiment.
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