Borrow Fee Spike USWLDN

WLDN Borrow Costs Jump 208% in One Week

WLDN cost to borrow has spiked 208% over the last week, though it remains near historic lows.

By The Forensic Ledger Desk November 7, 20261 min read

Company

WLDN

Borrow Fee

0.48%

Short % Float

11.5%

Days to Cover

Borrowing Costs Spike for WLDN

Despite remaining near historic lows, the cost to borrow WLDN shares has jumped 208% over the past week to 0.48%. Current data shows short interest at 11.5% of float, with share availability remaining high at 649%. While the percentage increase in borrow fees is significant, the absolute cost remains relatively inexpensive, suggesting that while short interest is building, the market for borrowing shares remains well-supplied.

Source

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

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