hershey101
Active Member
Short interest update (I think this is the largest number of shares shorted in the history of TSLA):
1/29/2016 | 30,287,107 | 3,886,291 | 7.793319 |
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1/29/2016 | 30,287,107 | 3,886,291 | 7.793319 |
Short interest update (I think this is the largest number of shares shorted in the history of TSLA):
1/29/2016 30,287,107 3,886,291 7.793319
Was just going to post that. Also don't forget there is another 6 million shares generated since then as well. So % of float is not quite as high even with the same number.It's not. Short interest was 32,316,654 as of 3/15/2013 settlement: Tesla Motors, Inc. (TSLA) Short Interest - NASDAQ.com
The fee rate at Interactive Brokers was 7.8% on 1/26 and is now 10%. That might indicate it is higher today. Interestingly the fee rate was 5% this morning and went up to 10% during the day today.For the record, this is short interest as of 1/26/16 when the share price closed at 193. It must be even higher now.
Anyone with insights into SCTY short interest this week? Shorts must be absolutely piling on with this massive dive, if they hadn't already.
I can give you the latest rates Fidelity is paying me for loaning out my shares: TSLA is still at 3% (it's been somewhere between 2% and 3% since the start of February) while SCTY is now a whopping 24.5%.Hi there, just wondering where to get the most up-to-date info on short interest and interest rate charged for short borrowing? Unfortunately, the info on Yahoo and other common sites is often outdated by days or even over a week. This has been such a good indicator of price movement that it helps us all to know almost real time.
It is 12.2% to borrow at Interactive Brokers.I can give you the latest rates Fidelity is paying me for loaning out my shares: TSLA is still at 3% (it's been somewhere between 2% and 3% since the start of February) while SCTY is now a whopping 24.5%.
I can give you the latest rates Fidelity is paying me for loaning out my shares: TSLA is still at 3% (it's been somewhere between 2% and 3% since the start of February) while SCTY is now a whopping 24.5%.
So if you own SCTY they pay you 24% to loan them out? Is that paid daily?
That's an insane 'dividend'. Even TSLA at 3%....
That's an insane 'dividend'. Even TSLA at 3%....
Up to 3.75% today.
AT IB as of right now you will receive the following rates:
TSLA = 4.8%
SCTY = 32.1%
People can easily transfer their shares to IB if they wanted keeping their cost basis intact
AT IB as of right now you will receive the following rates:
TSLA = 4.8%
SCTY = 32.1%
People can easily transfer their shares to IB if they wanted keeping their cost basis intact
I can give you the latest rates Fidelity is paying me for loaning out my shares: TSLA is still at 3% (it's been somewhere between 2% and 3% since the start of February) while SCTY is now a whopping 24.5%.
Not a stupid question. Not 100% sure, but I think you need to have shares in a cash (non-margin) account. If you have a margin account, your brokerage can/will loan out your shares without telling you or paying you anything - it's part of the margin agreement. I think.Sorry for stupid question, but what do you have to do to get paid for loaning shares?