The situation you describe sounds doubtful.
Margin agreements usually have clauses that inform you shares can be loaned out. It is not up the customer. At some firms which offer cash accounts with fully paid for stock the broker has to have a specific agreement to loan out shares. You...
I discovered one last week. He is an expert on inheritance law, margin, options, order entry and trader psychology. The list is incomplete. I can predict when looking at new threads whether he will post or not.
You were aggressive by expressing your opinion about my knowledge of FTT You were proven wrong on the facts. Like a typical flim flam man you now shy away from your inaccurate facts by creating a distraction.
https://www.taxpolicycenter.org/taxvox/can-sanders-financial-transactions-tax-raise-trillions-and-cut-speculation
I don't have to prove anything. I said it long before your post. Obviously your reading comprehension is subpar. I was talking about stock transactions. Per your article:"His...
"Among Bloomberg’s proposed Wall Street reforms is a 0.1% tax on all financial transactions, including stocks, bonds and payments on derivative contracts."
.1% = .001
001/.00005 = 20 or 20X your number. In the future before posting go back to school and learn math.
"Swing trading is based on identifying swings in stocks, commodities, and currencies that take place over a period of days."
Being this is ET you are entitled to your own personal definition:D