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WKHS T Borrow Costs Surge Amid 23.8% Short Interest

Workhorse Group (WKHS T) is seeing increased borrow costs of 27.50% as short interest remains high at 23.8% of float.

By The Forensic Ledger Desk September 23, 20261 min read
Company
Workhorse Group
Borrow Fee
27.50%
Short % Float
23.8%
Days to Cover
7.6

Lending Market Alert: WKHS T

Workhorse Group (WKHS T) is currently experiencing significant borrow market pressure, with fees reaching 27.50%. The stock maintains a high short interest of 23.8% of its float. With a days-to-cover ratio of 7.6, the time required for short sellers to exit their positions is substantial, increasing the risk of a liquidity-driven price spike. The combination of high borrow fees and elevated short interest makes WKHS T a primary candidate for monitoring by those tracking institutional short positioning and potential squeeze setups.

Source

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

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