Cooper-Standard Holdings Plunges 25.12% on Upgrade, Short Interest
1min read On March 25, 2025, Cooper-Standard Holdings experienced a significant drop of 25.12% in pre-market trading, sparking concerns among investors and analysts alike.
One of the key factors contributing to the stock's decline is the recent upgrade by StockNews.com, which changed its rating from "hold" to "buy." This move suggests that the market may have overreacted to the news, leading to a temporary sell-off.
Additionally, the short interest in Cooper-Standard Holdings stands at 1.10 million shares, representing 6.67% of the float. This indicates that a notable portion of the stock is held by short sellers, who may be betting on further declines in the stock price.
Despite the recent volatility, Cooper-Standard Holdings remains a significant player in the auto parts industry, with a market capitalization of $0.30 billion USD as of March 2025. The company's performance in this sector will be closely watched by investors in the coming weeks.
