The Short Interest and Volume Report from Exchange Data International (EDI) offers comprehensive daily short interest data across numerous global markets. Short interest serves as a crucial market-sentiment indicator, signaling investor expectations about a stock's future price movements and allowing for the examination of evolving investor sentiment over time. Reporting requirements for short interest vary significantly by country, and EDI ensures compliance with local regulations, including ESMA short selling regulations for European markets. The report covers countries providing data by position holder and by traded volume/position, and also identifies countries where short selling is permitted but currently inactive. Additionally, the service provides daily threshold securities listings, essential for brokers to adhere to SHO regulations governing short selling activities. Data is sourced from major exchanges like NASDAQ, NYSE MKT, New York Stock Exchange, OTC Markets, and NYSE Arca. EDI identifies each listed security by cross-referencing consolidated threshold listings with its securities database. Data delivery options include online and SFTP, with formats such as TAB, TXT, and XML. The report also incorporates notifications of restrictions to short selling regulations as published by market regulators and exchanges, including specific EU restrictions.

Features & Benefits

• Global Short Interest Data: Provides daily short interest data for a wide range of global markets.
• Regulatory Compliance: Helps brokers and investors comply with SHO regulations and ESMA short selling rules.
• Threshold Securities Listings: Offers daily listings of threshold securities from major exchanges.
• Multiple Data Delivery Options: Data available online and via SFTP in TAB, TXT, and XML formats.
• Restriction Notifications: Includes notifications of short selling restrictions from regulators and exchanges.