Lehman failed at 640

Lehman failed at 640

  1. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    well the bank of sweden is rescuing it so basically youre gay and a homosexual. get rekt on your shorts homo

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      swiss bank* same thing

      • 7 days ago
        Anonymous

        Omg lol thought you were trolling it's the bank of eswatini formerly known as swaziland

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      >well the bank of sweden is rescuing it so basically youre gay and a homosexual. get rekt on your shorts homo
      They can't keep saving them forever. A few years back they were in big trouble too

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      Are we allowed to talk about anything without being accused of shorting or being some form of cartoon animal? Nu-LULZ is so fucking beyond stupid, holy shit

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      >the bank of sweden

  2. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    Eeeeeeeverybody wants our swaps

  3. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    >Buying power of $640 in 2008

    >This chart shows a calculation of buying power equivalence for $640 in 2008 (price index tracking began in 1635).

    >For example, if you started with $640, you would need to end with $894.26 in order to "adjust" for inflation (sometimes refered to as "beating inflation").

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      Well here you go then

      • 7 days ago
        Anonymous

        deleteli this

        • 7 days ago
          Anonymous

          lol, you nervous?

          • 7 days ago
            Anonymous

            a littleli bit

      • 7 days ago
        Anonymous

        Where do you find this chart?

        • 7 days ago
          Anonymous

          https://www.bespokepremium.com/interactive/posts/think-big-blog/the-closer-pure-fear-3-15-23

      • 7 days ago
        Anonymous

        no fuckin way HAHA

      • 7 days ago
        Anonymous

        brainlet here, whut mean?

        • 7 days ago
          Anonymous

          bye bye money

  4. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    Only difference is they are getting a bail out to artificially stay alive

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      They can only threaten a bail out, they don't have the money to actually do it.

      • 7 days ago
        Anonymous

        Banks aren't getting a bail out in cash this time, most likely they're getting some form of rate notes that they will have to pay back.

        They will hyper-inflate their currency before they let their friends at the laundering cartel go under

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      Banks aren't getting a bail out in cash this time, most likely they're getting some form of rate notes that they will have to pay back.

      • 7 days ago
        Anonymous

        Isnt credit suisse unbailable?

  5. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    >"If only you knew how bad things really are"

  6. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    fündseli are safüli

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      lol, you nervous?

      tschägget (checked in swiss)

  7. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    I as an American citizen suggest that we use our taxes to bail them out. It's the only way.

  8. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    angel of death is upon them

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      a israelite criminal in charge, how stereotypical

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      a israelite criminal in charge, how stereotypical

      this collapse is engineered

  9. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    CS has been an embarrassment for years now. Scandal after scandal. Idk why people are so surprised.

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      probably surprised because its one of the top banks on the fuckin planet

      • 7 days ago
        Anonymous

        Get woke go broke

  10. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    there goes another one
    I don't buy for one minute that they're closing all these locations cause "people are doing more banking online"

  11. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    Watch it in real time.

    if institutions actually believed that the Swiss Central Bank had the financial and legal capacity to save Credit Suisse they wouldn't have bought CDS. not to mention that the statement was vague and lukewarm as fuck

    https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/CSCD5

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      >line go up
      Topkek that's insane

      • 7 days ago
        Anonymous

        fuck it im aping in

  12. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    BAILED. OUT.

  13. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    Some one help me I’m trying to wrap my brain around it but I don’t have one.

    Credit Default Swap its insurance from default ok I get that. But WHY IS Creditsuisse CDS going up so drastically? Is that just a measure of OTHER entities buying CDS for CS or is it CA buying CDS to try and cover their ass?

    • 7 days ago
      Anonymous

      CDS are basically put options on bonds. Just as a shitty stock will increase the value of a put option, so too will a shitty bond increase the value of a CDS.

      • 7 days ago
        Anonymous

        Ok thanks. Essentially that graph represents how many “people” (hedges etc) are betting they default

        • 7 days ago
          Anonymous

          As a CDS is a derivative, like an option, and not equity, I'm not 100% sure if volume/open interest increases its value like what is shown in OP's pic related, nor am I 100% sure what the exact formula used on the underlying bond to increase the CDS value is. All I can say is that the value of the CDS has increased exponentially and, whether its open interest or some other factor, the underlying bond is increasingly viewed as risky.

  14. 7 days ago
    Anonymous

    Considering inflation this is right on the money.

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