Crawford & Co. short interest
No short-interest figures for Crawford &
FINRA has no short-interest row for Crawford & in the settlements read.
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- Short interest is the number of shares investors have borrowed and sold, betting the price will fall, and not yet bought back.
- Days to cover is shares short over an average day's trading: how many days it would take short sellers to buy them all back. Above 5 or so is high.
- Rising short interest says more investors are betting against the stock. A crowded short can also rise fast if shorts rush to buy back.
- Brokers report it twice a month to FINRA, about ten days after each settlement date.
- What is short interest?
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