Scholar Rock reports Q3 results on November 10 with a striking split in its data: a director spent roughly $8 million buying shares in the open market two weeks ago, while short interest climbed to its highest reading in the data series over the past month. Despite that, the borrow market is not tight. Availability is 155%, meaning roughly 1.5 shares remain available to borrow for every share already lent out, and the cost to borrow has fallen 30% over the past week to just 0.45%. That combination, high short interest but easy borrow conditions, reflects a disagreement between investors rather than a supply squeeze.
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