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WLDN Borrow Costs Surge 208% Weekly

WLDN borrow costs jumped 208% over the last week, though overall availability remains high.

By The Forensic Ledger Desk November 9, 20261 min read

Company

WLDN

Borrow Fee

0.48%

Short % Float

11.5%

Days to Cover

WLDN Borrow Fee Volatility

While WLDN's cost to borrow has surged 208% over the past week to 0.48%, the figure remains near historic lows. Despite the sharp percentage increase, the availability of shares remains robust at 649%, suggesting that the market is not yet facing a supply crunch. Short interest currently sits at 11.5% of the float. While the cost spike is notable, the ample supply of shares indicates that the current short-selling activity is not yet constrained by lending market limitations.

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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