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Re: allezlOM post# 29745

Friday, 07/22/2016 3:39:16 PM

Friday, July 22, 2016 3:39:16 PM

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The money you receive for shorting the stock is all yours, though there might be some delay in freeing it from the broker's grip -- it holds the money as collateral until it writes off the loan.

Exactly. And the amount of collateral you have to cough up to short a stock trading at 0.0001 is $2.50 a share. Do the numbers.

In addition, it was obvious nobody was shorting ARIOQ. Volume has been very low.
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