Securities Finance Reacts to the U.S. Election
EquiLend Orbisa analyzes shares of Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) and other stock names as the effects of the U.S. 2024 election ripple through securities finance.
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Orbisa is built specifically for hedge fund managers to gain transparency across their portfolio, add depth to buy-side trading analysis by providing strategic insights and validate market sentiment across the wider industry.
Utilization, short interest ratio, new loans, on-loan value, returns and rerates, duration (days to cover) and other key metrics are available, offering a comprehensive view of the market’s outlook on specific securities.
By analyzing short interest data, Orbisa delivers deep insights into the wholesale securities lending market, including exclusive analysis around broker-to-broker activity and borrower and lender depth as multiple indicators of the wider lending community.
The Orbisa Real-Time Data package provides users with an exclusive view of intraday securities lending and sentiment data for a given security.
Orbisa Sentiment Data provides users with enhanced market color and insight into retail trader sentiment for individual securities by analyzing social media volume, short squeeze mentions and a time-weighted sentiment score.
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