FactSet Research Systems Inc. (NYSE:FDS) experienced a significant 27.6% increase in short interest in January, reaching 2,299,198 shares, which represents about 6.3% of its total stock sold short. Separately, two directors, Malcolm Frank and Laurie Siegel, collectively reduced their holdings by over 70% in January through stock sales. Despite the rise in short interest and insider selling, FactSet reported an EPS beat, provided FY2026 guidance, and authorized a $600 million share buyback alongside a quarterly dividend.
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FactSet Research Systems Inc. (NYSE:FDS) Sees Large Growth in Short Interest
FactSet Research Systems Inc. (NYSE:FDS) experienced a significant 27.6% increase in short interest in January, reaching 2,299,198 shares, which represents about 6.3% of its total stock sold short. Separately, two directors, Malcolm Frank and Laurie Siegel, collectively reduced their holdings by over 70% in January through stock sales. Despite the rise in short interest and insider selling, FactSet reported an EPS beat, provided FY2026 guidance, and authorized a $600 million share buyback alongside a quarterly dividend.