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by 314
1968 days ago
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This is not true. Party A has a contract that party B owes them a share - not the share that they originally loaned. The whole idea is for party B to buy a share later to balance the trade. A better analogy to understand why short interest can rise above 100% is fractional reserve lending and the effect that it has on money supply. |
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