Net Lease Office Properties (NYSE:NLOP) experienced a notable increase in short interest during January. As of January 15, the number of shares sold short reached 413,887, up 22% from 339,151 shares reported at the end of December. This change reflects growing activity among investors betting against the stock.
The average daily trading volume for NLOP stands at approximately 180,241 shares, providing context for the scale of the short interest relative to typical market activity.
**Why this matters**
An increase in short interest can signal that investors are anticipating potential challenges or a decline in the stock’s price. Monitoring short interest trends helps market participants gauge sentiment and potential volatility around the stock.
Source: NewsData