lukeskywalker
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They used to offer a ‘custody’ account which they would not lend from, but have stopped offering these. So my understanding is if you open an account today your shares are in the pool and they can loan them out as they see fit. Am I wrong?They can only lend your shares if you allow them - it's an option not an obligation
Not only that, but when referring to shares in a single company, you can't pick and choose which ones are sold first as FIFO rules apply to disposals and will determine which are sold.There is no need to sell the losing shares first
Open an account with Interactive Brokers
? Interactive Brokers have an Irish based account.See post 10 above.
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