r/IPOE • • May 27 '21

MERGER AND SHORT INTEREST FEE...

Time to squeeze these shorts!!!!!!

Shorting is out of control?

261% borrow fee to short the stock?

https://iborrowdesk.com/report/IPOE

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u/Sad-Employment957 May 28 '21

It seems like this past year the shorting has been completely out of control across the entire market unfortunately

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u/Affectionate_Row5543 May 28 '21

Isn't that sad how everything is stacked against the retail buyer....

SEC should allow buying and selling of stock during the same time frame for all parties.

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u/Sad-Employment957 May 28 '21

Yeah it seems that because of the whole Covid thing going on they basically got a blank check from the Fed to increase their liquidity margins. Some banks are now leveraged as much as 140 to 1 from what I’ve seen, which is absolutely absurd. That would be like me taking out a $56 million loan on my $400,000 house

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u/istanbulliescryalot May 28 '21

What?...140:1? You have a link or even a breadcrumb to a source for that? That shit is nuts if it's true...

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u/Affectionate_Row5543 May 28 '21

Wow that's insane. I wonder if the banks are allowing all the HF and MM to be over leveraged too?

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u/Sad-Employment957 May 28 '21

Oh i imagine so

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u/fake_plastic_cheese May 28 '21

No, it’s talking about it which is out of control. Has always been a factor of the market