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IBM Dark Pool Activity

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Data as of Oct 22, 2026 · Source: FINRA daily short sale volume (off-exchange)

On Oct 22, 2026, FINRA reported 5.0M IBM shares in publicly disseminated off-exchange trades (dark pools and other off-exchange venues). 2.1M of those shares (42.6%) were marked short or short-exempt, below IBM's 30-day rolling average of 47.9% (z-score -0.77). Over the last 10 FINRA sessions (Oct 9, 2026 – Oct 22, 2026), IBM's off-exchange short volume ratio ranged from 36.9% to 50.1% and averaged 44.4%; the latest reading is below that 10-session average.

Off-Exchange Volume

5.0M

Short Volume

2.1M

Short Volume Ratio

42.6%

30-Day Average

47.9%

z-score -0.77

Daily readings — last 10 FINRA sessions

IBM daily off-exchange volume, short volume and short volume ratio, oldest first
DateOff-exchange sharesShort sharesShort ratio
Oct 9, 2026 1.5M539K36.9%
Oct 12, 2026 1.1M478K42.9%
Oct 13, 2026 1.9M867K44.8%
Oct 14, 2026 1.5M693K45.0%
Oct 15, 2026 1.9M829K43.1%
Oct 16, 2026 1.9M906K48.5%
Oct 19, 2026 2.1M974K47.3%
Oct 20, 2026 2.5M1.1M43.2%
Oct 21, 2026 2.9M1.4M50.1%
Oct 22, 2026 Latest5.0M2.1M42.6%

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

IBM dark pool FAQ

How much IBM off-exchange volume did FINRA report on Oct 22, 2026?
FINRA's daily short sale volume file reported 5.0M IBM shares in publicly disseminated off-exchange trades on Oct 22, 2026; 2.1M of those shares (42.6%) were marked short or short-exempt.
Is IBM's dark pool short volume ratio unusual right now?
As of Oct 22, 2026, IBM's short volume ratio of 42.6% is below IBM's 30-day rolling average of 47.9% (z-score -0.77). 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.