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They hold 31T in derivatives like bookies are on the hook for billions every Superbowl whatthehey Jan 2016 #1
Except now the US Taxpayer has to bail them out. Octafish Jan 2016 #5
They do? Got a link for that? whatthehey Jan 2016 #6
Ever hear of Elizabeth Warren? How about William K. Black? Octafish Jan 2016 #7
Ever hear of the meaning of the word "could"? whatthehey Jan 2016 #9
You could. But when it comes to Glass-Steagall, you don't. Octafish Jan 2016 #12
So why did you use the present tense declarative "has" whatthehey Jan 2016 #13
Right. Got a link for any of that? Octafish Jan 2016 #16
Any of WHAT? Your own claim in black and white or derivatives 101? whatthehey Jan 2016 #17
A link to back up your claims. Octafish Jan 2016 #18
Bookies aren't their own biggest customers Z_California Jan 2016 #8
The scare bullshit numbers however are equally applicable whatthehey Jan 2016 #10
You should read the last link I posted Z_California Jan 2016 #11
I'm not a fan of derivatives and default swaps. I'm a fan of accuracy whatthehey Jan 2016 #14
Unless of course, for every $1 of equity, a financial institution's fund is leveraged with $32 of lo LanternWaste Jan 2016 #15
Look no further than the Gang that brought you this beauty. Wellstone ruled Jan 2016 #2
and where are the other banks holding THEIR derivatives. dixiegrrrrl Jan 2016 #3
Kick!!! Faux pas Jan 2016 #4
$31.00 in derivatives would be $30.00 poorly invested. Nuclear Unicorn Jan 2016 #19
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