Who is liable for the drop from $30 to $2 in BSC holdings on margin loan when the customers who were long can't pay it back?
Could this hurt brokers or clearing firms?
Could this hurt brokers or clearing firms?
Quote from seasideheights:
Who is liable for the drop from $30 to $2 in BSC holdings on margin loan when the customers who were long can't pay it back?
Could this hurt brokers or clearing firms?
Quote from flytiger:
Ya think? It works llike this. Customer can't pay, come after the broker ont he account, he can't pay, go for the BD, he can't pay, go for the clearing firm, they fold Sipc. When it's over Sipc, it goes tot the 'excess carrier' who generally is AIG. How funny is that?
It's like everybody having the flu, trying to treat people who have the flu. You never get better, only sicker.
Who's responsible for this clusterfuck?
Nutmeg??? This has your fingerprints allover it. Fess up!!!!
<p>If brokers were on shaky ground in the first place, it could be enough to make their problems visible for everyone to see. I am thinking of ETrade in particular. I wonder if there was anyone using margin who tried to trade BSC and got turned down?Quote from seasideheights:
Could this hurt brokers or clearing firms?
Quote from stock777:
What kind of an idiot would be long BSC on margin with no hedge?