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Hertz Global Holdings, Inc. HTZ

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1.64 USD +0.14 (+9.33%)

At closeNov 11, 2026, 7:59 PM EST

1.59 -0.05 -3.05%

After hours · Nov 11, 7:59 PM ET

1.48 Day range 1.65
1.45 52-week range 8.18
YTD
-68.09%
1 year
-74.29%

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WhyNot HTZ 1 week ago #11

When y’all rake in these profits, check out SOC, Ticking time bomb!

WhyNot HTZ 1 week ago #12

HTZ and EOSE looking good for earnings. Going to take a position in SOC next.

WhyNot HTZ 1 week ago #13

Previous Quarter was estimated to come in at -.23 cents per share, came in at -.11 cents per share.

This Quarter estimates are +.22 per share…

That would be an absolute massive increase in profits.

If it meets or exceeds that estimate, it will move up hard, possibly $5+ range.

If it misses, it’s back to $1.50 area.

Earnings are Nov 5th, in PreMarket.

So wherever you think it’s going, have your position set by close tomorrow.

WhyNot HTZ 1 week ago #14

Put some limit buys at $1.98 and $1.92

WhyNot HTZ 1 week ago #15

The CTB (Cost To Borrow) is for the CURRENT AVAILABLE SHARES THEY ARE TRYING TO LEND. You morons that think these Hedge Funds are having to pay that are insanely ignorant.

They borrow the initial shares
They dump them and cause the stock to drop
They then BUY CALLS 6 months to a year or more out, because they are insanely cheap due to said stock dumping. Thus, they are already covered on shares, there is no shortage because they have already locked up what they needed by buying the Options of everyone selling them (they control your stock),
As the price starts to run back up, so does the value of those Options they hold.

The only shorts that will get burned are the small single traders that don’t know what the hell they are doing. Hedge Funds learned their lessons from the GameStop/AMC play.

If y’all spent half the time actually educating yourself on how the process works, instead of posting rockets and misinformation on here, you’d be a much better trader.

WhyNot HTZ 1 week ago #16

The Shorts who have their position in this aren’t in at those high-borrow rates, those rates are for the shares available to borrow currently. The only ones borrowing those are the little guys.

This is being daytraded daily, which is why you get the dips throughout the day. Load up on the dips, sell in premarket. Rinse and repeat.

WhyNot HTZ 1 week ago #17

Y’all do realize that the Shorts hedge their positions by buying cheap Calls a few months out that they can exercise at any time? You aren’t going to burn Shorts.

The amount of you that have zero clue on how the process works is mind boggling..

WhyNot HTZ 2 weeks ago #18

$1.88 incoming

WhyNot HTZ 2 weeks ago #19

The funniest part is watching people lose their minds cause they think others are selling, before it gets to the price that they themselves are gonna sell at 😂

WhyNot HTZ 2 weeks ago #20

1.85 and 1.78 are the two main loading zones. May not make it down to 1.78 unless they flash crash it via stop-loss raids, but good to have some limit buys in place there.