White Arrow schreef op 26 april 2024 21:05:
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When an investment manager has identified a security that it wishes to sell short it will: (1) borrow the security, (2) sell the security at the prevailing market price, (3) purchase the security at a later date, and (4) return the borrowed security to the original owner. When the security is sold in that second step, there is nothing preventing the new owner of the stock from relending it. Thus, the same share can be borrowed and lent several times, and potentially enough times that short interest exceeds 100 percent.