I believe the shorters are being charged up to 20% for the shares they "borrow". I assume that is 20% annually. So they will be charged 20% / 365 per day? In which case the cost of borrowing will not be too high if the shorter holds the borrowed shares for a week or two.
Can anybody explain?
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