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- What is the borrowing feature? : r Steam - Reddit
So I normally use my dads account on steam, as he has a decent collection of games, but we want to check out this free game that has multiplayer, so I logged into my personal account, and in my library it showed games we bought on my dads account, and it shows a "borrow" feature, will this charge money or anything? Will it prevent him from playing? What does it do? Thanks
- What does “borrow” mean on steam? : r pcmasterrace - Reddit
Nothing to do with borrow own, but have you tried contacting Steam directly to see if they can just change the name on your account so you don’t lose any data or have to buy your games again?
- Should I buy a stock that has a high borrow rate? : r investing - Reddit
Think about why a hard-to-borrow stock has a high borrow rate That means there is a lot of demand for shares to borrow to short the stock and or a high risk priced in Think about who typically shorts stocks
- What does shares available to borrow mean? : r fidelityinvestments - Reddit
Hi, and welcome to r fidelityinvestments Shares available to borrow represents the number of shares for a particular security that is available to borrow for selling a stock short Margin is required in order to sell short securities
- What does the borrow rate mean on a short position? - Reddit
At IB they don't actually go out and borrow shares until you close out the position So not sure how that effects the borrow cost They are only actually borrowing for the time to settle the trade (maybe 2 days) They have xostvto borrow list, but you need to log into an account, which I have not done on a while) Trying to find up to date borrowing costs and if they charge for the time that
- ELI5:What does it mean to borrow against something? - Reddit
When you borrow against something, you're offering it as collateral - which basically means "If I don't pay my loan, you can take what I owe you out of this " The most common example is a mortgage - this is a large loan from a financial institution (like a bank), where the house itself is the collateral
- Eli5: What does “borrow money against your stock” mean?
Or I can borrow money at super low interest rates, using shares as collateral I don’t have to sell them, I pay something like 2% interest instead of 20% tax, and if the shares go up in value I still benefit from the gain Next year, I borrow more to pay back the loan and cover another year of living expenses
- Why are some books are marked Borrow Unavailable on . . . - Reddit
Why are some books are marked " Borrow Unavailable" on Internet Archive? Could someone tell me the reason that Internet Archive no longer let users to borrow some of the books on the site? I find it really annoying because I don't find these books elsewhere on the Internet
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