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One more: I haven’t been indicted by a grand jury for any criminal charges.

One more: I haven’t started and perpetuated a lie about election fraud that has damaged the minds of even the smartest truck drivers.

I haven’t committed multiple counts of treason. I haven’t cheated on my wife. I haven’t defrauded any charities. I haven’t built a following of white nationalists. I haven’t put russias interests above America’s and I haven’t been banned from twitter. Edit: I also haven’t worn adult diapers.

depends. Auto will happen on puts. But lots of contrary intents

Nobody wants banksters being bailed out. This some stuff is about deflecting blame from the fact that republicans passed the deregulation that nearly blew up the economy

there was a whole section on portable alpha for the year I took level 3.

Buy a corporate finance 101 book and read it cover to cover. then buy an accounting 101 book and read it cover to cover. Then sign up for an intro to portfolio management online class (at mit or coursea). You will have a better framework than doing the CFA curriculum

no. The foundation is financial statement analysis. Somehow the EMH imprinted on you in a significant way. Most long short PM’s at hedge funds have a CFA and didn’t have to unlearn anything.

so... what happens to short put holders. most of those options will be abandoned... or will they abandon in those accounts that cant afford to take delivery and stuff the accounts that can (due to equity balance).

I doubt Goldman was eager to see SVB fail - it makes their equity capital markets look bad. But i'm sure they were eager to buy that bond portfolio and no doubt the ECM guys and the bond desk were talking.

This is a racism issue. Not a rich/poor issue. I bet a white person would not be given such a tough sentence

SVB would have caused millions in unemployment. The reason: companies move more than 250k easily. My company brings in and out about 2mm gross a week. If we lost that 2mm due to a bank failure, it would cripple us. A depositor is not the same as an investor. The investors (who get a piece of...

My employer didn’t require it, but I took it because I wanted to expand my horizons. I have a masters in financial engineering (pricing derivatives). I found it to be helpful because it gave me another set of tools to create a wider view of finance. No one I know took the EMH that seriously...

you had a masters in finance and a curriculum that’s the equivalent of a 1st year mba courseload ruined your trading? i passed all three exams. Anyone who took it knew what it was and the value it brought and didn’t.

there are lots of people with existing positions with them. Probably trillions worth of notional on swaps.

Just read the article’s explanation of the bill on its own merits. It makes sense. Unfortunately The inflammatory headline makes it sound different. And the comment about SVB is laughable. A bunch of rich liberal techies saved and the article tries to blame that on the GOP

Credit Suisse is a major derivatives counterparty. If they go under, there will be massive unwinds of hedges and trades which will have a serious ripple effect throughout the market as a whole. "no one is too big to fail. but a lot of firms are too interconnected to fail."

You are looking for reasons this policy is bad and you are reaching. Maybe your points are good. But this proposal is better than the status quo.

“Very fine people” “Stand back and stand by” And the whole riots (during which he gassed people so he could get a photo op holding a Bible upside down)

Racism is an issue and it got worse under Trump. But this is not relevant to this thread.