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Why Would My Broker Borrow My Stock?

by James
(Houston, Texas)




Why would my stockbroker ask to borrow shares of a particular stock in my portfolio and offer to pay me interest payments every month?




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Why Would My Broker Borrow My Stock?

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Feb 21, 2011
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by: Shaun

I have never heard of that before. They normally hold stocks on the side so they can let short sellers borrow it. Maybe they don’t have that stock on hand.

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