I’m not interested in lending my shares to short traders who drive the stock down.
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I have a couple where I wouldn’t mind. Might get to buy some more for a good price.
But unfortunately it’s all or nothing. So it’s a no for me.
The best way to ‘get rid of’ the numerous emails (if you have Gmail) is to set up a filter that will automatically archive or delete them. Now you won’t have any more of them cluttering up your inbox! It worked for me.
If you are investing to stocks on long term, you shouldn’t care about short-sellers since they operate short-term. The share lending program is how T212 makes revenue, and it is perfectly safe so I advice you to turn it on.
Investing shouldn’t be about emotions, but just ways how to maximize your income with the risk you have chosen.
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Multiple short trades do have a long term impact on a stock; if the company survives the onslaught that is.
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I don’t want to lend my shares and have no intention of doing so.
I am asking for a way to completely disable all the constantly repetitive emails, alerts, banners, etc. about it.
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Here here, just naked marketing, not in my interest. Half profits to them? For what? My capital at risk. Just stop spamming me.
Fellow user here, but you need to read up on the benefits of share lending.
Don’t believe everything you read on say Reddit or what people say on YouTube.
Did you know that Vanguard and Blackrock lend shares to reduce costs of running popular ETFs? Share lending helps keep the market liquid, ticking over and you can get paid for lending your shares.
If you don’t want to participate then a quick 2 minute google could have led you to this helpful guide:
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On the topic of those share lending emails, given this is not possible in S&S ISA portfolios is there a chance that the emails could intelligently only be sent to those with stocks owned in an active ‘Invest’ account?
It also wouldn’t be a bad idea to state in said promo emails that S&S ISA held stocks cannot be lent out.