Hope you hedged by shorting Beanie Babies and long distance calling cards.I have followed the advice of @DaleM and moved the entirety of my 5 figure net worth into Franklin Mint collectibles and Arbys gift cards.
Hope you hedged by shorting Beanie Babies and long distance calling cards.I have followed the advice of @DaleM and moved the entirety of my 5 figure net worth into Franklin Mint collectibles and Arbys gift cards.
I have followed the advice of @DaleM and moved the entirety of my 5 figure net worth into Franklin Mint collectibles and Arbys gift cards.
Seems like every time a big-time failure where bonds rank in the pecking order question comes up, bondholders take it up the ass. It's like it's a set-in stone rule until it's not.
AT1s are not bonds.
What past examples are there of bonds being subordinated to equity?
Not bonds? Every article out there is talking about lawsuits over the contingent convertible bonds, or CoCos ??
The examples I was thinking about aren't apples to apples.
Yes, but if it walks like a duck, looks like a duck, trades like a duck and is sold like a duck...it's a duck. The lawyers suing certainly think it's a duck.Do you know what a bond is?
Likewise basic bich journalists don't understand AT1s nor do those that bought them. They aren't bonds. They are effectively credit insurance that trigger when regulatory capital breeches a specific point. They did exactly what they are supposed to do in this circumstance.
Likewise basic bich journalists don't understand AT1s nor do those that bought them. They aren't bonds. They are effectively credit insurance that trigger when regulatory capital breeches a specific point. They did exactly what they are supposed to do in this circumstance.
The purchase disclosures might need a little tweaking on that product, LOL.
I have followed the advice of @DaleM and moved the entirety of my 5 figure net worth into Franklin Mint collectibles and Arbys gift cards.
So what is this you old hag, is it just a blip and bump or is this about to be that certain word that you said should never appear again in your lifetime??????????Thankfully the adults are back in charge
Fed's Yellen expects no new financial crisis in 'our lifetimes'
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that she does not believe that there will be another financial crisis for at least as long as she lives, thanks largely to reforms of the banking system since the 2007-09 crash.www.reuters.com
I see someone can't sleep without me. Remeber that shit when your bank collapses and you need to borrow some more of your gay prostitute money.I have followed the advice of @DaleM and moved the entirety of my 5 figure net worth into Franklin Mint collectibles and Arbys gift cards.
it actually says "or at least as long as she lives" which means she knows its all bullshitplot twist - that old bag knows she's gonna kick the bucket in a couple weeks and by "our" lifetime she means "her" lifetime
Always thought Janet Yellen looked like British comedian Benny Hill.So what is this you old hag, is it just a blip and bump or is this about to be that certain word that you said should never appear again in your lifetime??????????
One was funny, the other is just not funny to be around or to listen to.Always thought Janet Yellen looked like British comedian Benny Hill.
but her emptied headed speech made the stock market happy todayOne was funny, the other is just not funny to be around or to listen to.