Short Interest Update USPATH

UiPath (PATH) Shorts Rebuild Exposure

After a period of decline, short sellers are rebuilding positions in UiPath (PATH), with short interest rising to 31.6% of free float.

By The Forensic Ledger Desk October 3, 20261 min read

Company

UiPath

Short % Float

31.6%

Days to Cover

1.9

Shorts Return to UiPath (PATH)

Following a significant rally in shares, short sellers are once again increasing their exposure to UiPath (PATH). Ortex data shows short interest as a percentage of free float has climbed from 29.4% to 31.6%. While the days-to-cover ratio remains relatively low at 1.9, the renewed interest from the short side indicates that bears are looking to capitalize on the recent price appreciation, signaling potential resistance ahead for the stock.

Source

Signal data sourced from Markets Insider. This post is an original analysis prepared by The Forensic Ledger from publicly available data. Not investment advice.

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