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Swiss National Bank says it will provide Credit Suisse with liquidity if necessary https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/15/swiss-national-bank-says-it-will-provide-credit-suisse-with-liquidity-if-necessary.html Here we go, faster than I thought.

swisschess.gov will bail it out, not too worry about this. when you are down, people will surely knick you along the way.

nuts, i just spent $35 in the branch to wire my money out, i don't trust their bank check, which is free. sbny is done.

Su-27 "bumped" into a drone, how does that not crash the bigger jet?

well, you can put a profit target of 5 to 10 pts both long and short with two accounts, solve. i am doing this right now. unless it is directional, it makes money. if only one account, use a different expiration contract.

I read that Su-27 created air turbulence and the drone pilot lost control, no physical touch.

What are you saying? Up or down?

3778? not sure we can ever get there. The Fed is hitting the break softly, probably back to 4k if it is a 25bps decision.

Reaper is a hunter-killer attack drone, why is it doing over there? Acquiring targets?

Didn’t trade this week because I am busy moving money away from signature bank, had to go in person. Spent $35 to wire money out, what a mess.

IB verifies Java version every time I opened the app, now sure what CBOE One is. Anyway as long as the data is executable, I don’t complain.

cash deposits are insured. stocks, bonds, etfs are instruments, you can transfer to another firm. sipc covers up to 500k I think, including 250k cash.

it is held at your name internally within regulated brokerages, dtcc won’t have your name. most large brokerages use dtcc as custodian, but could have used banks or transfer agents. i have seen dtcc payment prints, payable to recognized street names only.

Treasuries are held at the street name if you are with a broker. Marginable or cash doesn’t make a huge difference for retail, 1-9% depending on maturity. I buy zero coupons so I need to put up 97% of the initial balance. https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/trading/margin-bonds.php However...

Didn’t you have a long position at 3915, roll to June contract is a realized loss. But it is a trade regardless, you can go long at market price and “hope” Q2 is getting back to 4K level.

No it would not. if there was a stock split 2:1, your call option strike price would be adjusted to $100.

no excess withdrawals no problem.

I think this time is not KPMG's fault. SVB didn't cook the book or anything like that. It is AFS/HTM treasuries maturity mismatch.

very lucky i closed short at 3825 from january 5th, entry price was 3827.75, sat through a drawdown, now i am generally lean toward long.

buy banking etf, like kbwb