Ticker Short Interest

NTB Short Interest Intelligence

Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son Ltd positioning pressure, squeeze risk, bearish conviction, crowding, days to cover, and price-positioning divergence.

Latest settlement 30 Jun 2026 Crowded Short

Crowded Short

Shorts Under Pressure

NTB is classified as Crowded Short. Latest reported short interest is 615.8K shares; short interest changed +2.8%, price moved +2.6% since the previous report, short interest is in the 100th percentile, and days to cover is in the 29th percentile. Trend context is constructive.

Setup Score68/100Crowded Short
Reported Short Interest615.8K+2.8% vs prior report
Days To Cover2.0828.57 percentile
Price Reaction+2.6%since previous short report
Squeeze Pressure55crowding, trend, and pressure
Bearish Conviction32shorts adding into weakness

Reported Short Interest

2026-03-31 to 2026-06-30

Days To Cover

liquidity pressure

Short Interest Change

report-to-report

Price Context

2026-03-20 to 2026-06-26

Squeeze Radar

55

Elevated short interest becomes most interesting when price strength forces shorts to defend or cover.

Bearish Conviction

32

Rising short interest alongside weak trend can mean the bearish trade is being reinforced, not trapped.

Crowding

68

Latest short interest is 615.8K shares and days to cover is 2.08.

Divergence

37

Short interest rose while price rose. Bearish positioning is adding into strength, which can create squeeze pressure if the chart keeps improving.

Report History

NTB Short Interest Ledger

Most recent first
SettlementShort interestPreviousChangeDays coverAverage volume
30 Jun 2026 615824 599190 2.8% 2.08 295862
15 Jun 2026 599190 467242 28.2% 2.63 227860
29 May 2026 467242 359666 29.9% 2.38 196717
15 May 2026 359666 304854 18.0% 2.10 171673
30 Apr 2026 304854 473366 -35.6% 1.96 155355
15 Apr 2026 473366 505129 -6.3% 3.88 122156
31 Mar 2026 505129 478002 5.7% 2.63 192306

Short interest is delayed, reported on a periodic schedule, and may be revised. The dashboard is research context only and does not prove real-time short activity.