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In this tutorial, Kieran King discusses stock lending agreements, explaining their function and potential financial outcomes. A stock lending agreement is a contract between a stock lender and a borrower, where the borrower is obligated to return the stock after a specified period. During this time, the borrower can leverage the stock, often through short selling, to generate profits. An example involves three parties: Jack, who owns a share of Apple stock valued at $300, Alice, the borrower, and a broker facilitating the transaction. The tutorial promises further insights into how these agreements work and the risks and rewards associated with them.