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icebraining
9y ago
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its basically risk-free since the brokerage bears the counter-party risk.
Well, unless the brokerage itself goes under, no?
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durkie
9y ago
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Yes, but I would think that's always a risk.
csomar
9y ago
That's part of what you are getting paid for. You are getting paid for providing TSLA liquidity and risk of default on loans.
durkie
9y ago
That's true. The only point I would add is that my loan is with the brokerage and they put up cash collateral. I'm not having to deal with individual short sellers and whatever risk profile they might have.
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