Looking Into CBRE Group's Recent Short Interest
Portfolio Pulse from Benzinga Insights
CBRE Group (NYSE:CBRE) has seen a 6.9% increase in short interest since its last report, with 7.82 million shares sold short, representing 3.1% of its float. It would take about 3.87 days to cover all short positions. While an increase in short interest can indicate bearish sentiment, CBRE has less short interest compared to its peer group average of 7.58%. The rise in short interest doesn't necessarily predict a stock price fall.
January 05, 2024 | 4:15 pm
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CBRE Group's short interest has increased, which may suggest bearish sentiment among investors. However, it remains below the peer group average, indicating less negative sentiment relative to its peers.
The increase in short interest for CBRE Group suggests that some investors are expecting the stock price to decline. However, since the short interest is below the peer group average, it does not necessarily indicate a strong bearish consensus. The impact on the stock price in the short term is uncertain, as short interest is just one of many factors that can affect stock prices.
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