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CHD Dark Pool Activity

Church & Dwight Company, Inc.

Data as of Oct 23, 2026 · Source: FINRA daily short sale volume (off-exchange)

On Oct 23, 2026, FINRA reported 682K CHD shares in publicly disseminated off-exchange trades (dark pools and other off-exchange venues). 428K of those shares (62.7%) were marked short or short-exempt, above CHD's 30-day rolling average of 62.4% (z-score 0.05). Over the last 10 FINRA sessions (Oct 12, 2026 – Oct 23, 2026), CHD's off-exchange short volume ratio ranged from 46.3% to 67.0% and averaged 56.5%; the latest reading is above that 10-session average.

Off-Exchange Volume

682K

Short Volume

428K

Short Volume Ratio

62.7%

30-Day Average

62.4%

z-score 0.05

Daily readings — last 10 FINRA sessions

CHD daily off-exchange volume, short volume and short volume ratio, oldest first
DateOff-exchange sharesShort sharesShort ratio
Oct 12, 2026 498K282K56.6%
Oct 13, 2026 477K295K61.8%
Oct 14, 2026 723K426K58.9%
Oct 15, 2026 997K465K46.6%
Oct 16, 2026 818K379K46.3%
Oct 19, 2026 523K350K67.0%
Oct 20, 2026 654K340K52.0%
Oct 21, 2026 653K343K52.6%
Oct 22, 2026 1.1M664K60.1%
Oct 23, 2026 Latest682K428K62.7%

Source: FINRA daily short sale volume (off-exchange). Ratio = ShortVolume ÷ TotalVolume for the day.

CHD dark pool FAQ

How much CHD off-exchange volume did FINRA report on Oct 23, 2026?
FINRA's daily short sale volume file reported 682K CHD shares in publicly disseminated off-exchange trades on Oct 23, 2026; 428K of those shares (62.7%) were marked short or short-exempt.
Is CHD's dark pool short volume ratio unusual right now?
As of Oct 23, 2026, CHD's short volume ratio of 62.7% is above CHD's 30-day rolling average of 62.4% (z-score 0.05). Meridian's dark pool model does not flag this reading as an anomaly.
What does the dark pool short volume ratio measure?
FINRA publishes daily short sale volume for trades reported off-exchange to its trade reporting facilities, which include dark pools and other off-exchange venues. The ratio divides FINRA's ShortVolume figure, which counts both short and short-exempt sales, by the total off-exchange shares reported for that day. It is not short interest and not a directional signal: market-maker hedging and reporting mechanics can raise it, so it is context for other signals.