### Comment:
$BYND shorts are up $53 million in mark-to-market profits (+7%), but paid -$438 million in stock borrow financing costs (-59%), So net P\L was a loss of -$384 million (-52%). $BYND's stock borrow expense turned a trading winner into a net-of-financing loser. 
  
 This is from Ihor over at S3.  
  
 Does that worry you at all relating to $PTON?

### REPLY:
No, problem with his nonsense is that the financing cost is not accurate. For example his readings show 40% interest on PTON while I’ve been paying 5-10% . He simply doesn’t have the proper day to day accuracy of these rates. 
  
 For example E*TRADE was reading 40% yesterday and I only paid 10%

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