Fidelity: Short and open interest trends

Short interest helps assess stock sentiment; open interest, an option's volatility. Short interest has generally plunged, while high open interest opportunities abound.

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Short and open interest trends Short interest helps assess stock sentiment; open interest, an option's volatility. Short interest has generally plunged, while high open interest opportunities abound. Read more CHART OF THE WEEK SPACs keep IPO market hot The number of annual US-listed IPO deals just hit a 25-year high. But the Omicron COVID-19 variant could disrupt the IPO market's momentum. Read more MARKET COMMENTARY The Omicron threat The latest COVID variant shook markets over the holiday week. It's wait-and-see time (again) for the economy and investors. Read more PODCAST Fresh Invest: How to pick a broker Here are some tips on how you may want to go about picking an online broker. Listen now OPTIONS Options talk Dan Nathan, Principal at RiskReversal, explains bid and ask prices for options, plus he shares his latest tactical trading ideas. Read more

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