JPMorgan to Sell $13 Billion of Bonds in Largest Bank Sale Ever
(finance.yahoo.com)
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JP Morgan has a plan to implement a blockchain stock exchange - this alone will change the world for the better.
JP Morgan is collecting silver, but also playing a huge role in keeping silver price down - even though it is evident that the currency is failing.
JP Morgan is playing a role here (whether they know it or not) and I'm not sure they are necessarily "bad guys" - maybe they are playing "bad"?
I've heard some rumors that the large banks are clambering together all the capital they can to cover their margin calls that are about to go bust, so there's no telling what this move was for, but it is a MAJOR move nonetheless.
I don't think the bank gets margin called - the bank MAKES the margin call.
This definitely needs to be looked into a little bit.
The way these $$$ multiply as they switch hands and different parties get to 10x it is too fucking retarded. It's so retarded that you tell people about it and their answer is "no way, there's gotta be more to it"
Nope, there isn't more to it. It's actually retarded.
Unless they somehow divorced commercial and investment banks again, yes banks could be margin called. That is why 2008 took out so many banks.
It’s incest on purpose. They all tie themselves together in huge layers so when one goes down it threatens all of them and they get bailout.
ah. thanks for writing this out for me. You're right.
If you know....who would be margin calling the bank?