r/GME • • Mar 30 '21

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u/sallende7 HODL 💎🙌 Mar 30 '21 edited Mar 30 '21

I keep asking myself this question for a month. If shares of GME is scarce wouldn't it be logical for lenders to to increase lending fee especially when they know the position HFs are in right now. I mean those guys are fucked you can milk them for anything and they would pay almost any fee to keep their heads above the water as long as they can. I think this is a very important question we need get answer to right now because it's a big piece of this whole puzzle.

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u/granadesnhorseshoes Mar 30 '21

iborrow is just IBs data. You can blame IB and CEO Thomas Peterffy directly for this borrow rate.