Short Interest Spike
September Short Interest Jumps Significantly Across OceanPal, Sea to Sky Cargo ETF, and Oculus
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September short interest rose across three securities: OceanPal’s increased 278.6% to 15,251 shares, or 0.8% of its shares outstanding, while its short-interest ratio remained low at 0.1 days. OceanPal, a dry-bulk shipping company, also received a rating change from “sell (e+)” to “sell (d-),” but its consensus rating remained Sell. Short interest in the U.S. Global Sea to Sky Cargo ETF rose 108.2% to 7,024 shares, equal to 1.1% of shares outstanding, with a 0.4-day ratio. Oculus VisionTech’s short interest jumped 597.5% to 1,395 shares; its reported days-to-cover ratio was 0.1.
Key Points
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OceanPal was spun off from Diana Shipping in 2021 and has historically operated Panamax and Capesize dry-bulk vessels, earning revenue through time-charter and voyage-charter arrangements.
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The U.S. Global Sea to Sky Cargo ETF is designed to track the Delta Global Shipping Index, which covers maritime-shipping companies, including businesses transporting dry bulk and operating tanker, container, specialty-chemical and LNG vessels.
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Oculus VisionTech focuses on digital-asset protection and authentication; its VerifyMe platform is intended to verify digital content and documents and support rights management and intellectual-property protection.
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