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Orbisa Insights

Separating Signal From Noise

Orbisa offers buy-side market participants a view into securities lending market activity, distilling 37 key data points to inform and validate your trading strategy.

Daily MARKET SPOTLIGHT

AS OF June 26, 2024

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ORBISA ON MSTR

Orbisa insights dives into MicroStrategy Incorporated (MSTR), which has seen a steady increase in demand in the securities lending market in recent months, with the total quantity of shares borrowed up 7% and the borrow demand percentage up 6% month over month.

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ORBISA ON GME PART 3

Part three of our Orbisa Take Notes on GME dives into the rollercoaster ride for GameStop (GME) which rumbled along as its share price rocketed on Monday.

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ORBISA ON GME PART 2

Part two of our Orbisa Take Notes on GME shows that the rally for meme stocks may have ended just as quickly as it began, with shares of GameStop Corporation (GME) falling roughly 46% in the last week.

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ORBISA ON GME

Orbisa insights observed increased securities lending activity for “Meme Stocks,” principally GameStop Corporation (GME), following a surge in retail trading volumes.

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ORBISA ON DJT PART 2

Following our previous Take Notes on DJT, Orbisa takes a deeper dive as the financing rate for DJT in the securities lending market has again risen sharply as the stock’s price rallied from a significant slide in April.

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ORBISA ON DJT

Orbisa insights dives into Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT), owners of Truth Social, which has seen volatile activity and significant fees in the lending market following the company’s NASDAQ listing.

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SVB FINANCIAL (SIVB) AND THE IMPACT ON SECURITIES LENDING PART 5

Regional bank stocks rebounded this week as news broke that First Citizens Bank (FCNCB) would acquire the deposits and loans of SVB. In part five of our Silicon Valley Bank analysis, Orbisa continues to track the impact of market movements across several banking securities signaling the momentum is largely mixed. 

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