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Winmark Corp. short interest

Short interest is the number of shares investors have borrowed and sold, betting the price will fall, and not yet bought back. Brokers submit it twice a month, and days to cover is how many days of normal trading it would take to buy them all back.

Short interest in Winmark Corp. was 355,628 shares at the 30 September 2026 settlement, down 4.1% on the previous settlement, with 2.73 days to cover at an average daily volume of 130,034 shares, as reported to FINRA.

SettlementShares shortChangeAverage daily volumeDays to cover
30 September 2026355,628-4.1%130,0342.73
15 September 2026370,763+3.5%72,5915.11
31 August 2026358,129+4.3%36,2179.89
14 August 2026343,412+5.1%53,2096.45
31 July 2026326,859-0.5%49,1816.65
15 July 2026328,479+2.9%42,8487.67
30 June 2026319,352-0.5%50,8746.28
15 June 2026321,001-0.9%42,6187.53
29 May 2026323,835+1.7%43,7847.40
15 May 2026318,384-0.8%44,0217.23
30 April 2026321,029-9.4%58,5695.48
15 April 2026354,445-1.0%97,1503.65
FINRA publishes consolidated short interest twice a month, about ten days after each settlement.
Read moreDays to cover is shares short over average daily volume. Short interest as a share of the float is not shown: the float is not in the public record.

Source

FINRA equity short interest data, the public dataset.

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