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deetsb

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    Comment #35154200

    *citation needed Per SVB’s recent K, Net Interest Income: 4.065bn (after provisions) Non interest income: 1.728bn Deposits fund the net interest income

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    Comment #33468431

    I'd argue balance sheet insolvency is really the most colloquial definition insolvency. You can always sell assets (at a haircut of course) to evade cash flow insolvency (arguably …

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    Comment #28687032

    I don’t mean to be vulgar, but the net effect is one group of people (those in Bordeaux or those in Ruffec) had to pay the price of a longer commute to Paris. In the prior this adv…

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    Comment #26863787

    That’s fair Lee. I think I’d accidentally stumbled upon the logic for .join acting on the separator rather than the iterable, but I do agree it’s awkward unless you’re trying to fi…

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    Comment #26862430

    As I’m clearly missing the bigger picture, what do you find to be super offensive about this? I read the first as the concat symbol applied to an iterable leads to string concated …

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    Comment #26101741

    I wasn't a fan at first (coming from Python), but I really like that it allows you to make expressions into statements (I'm sure there's more going on then just that, but it was pr…

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    Comment #25944420

    Perhaps this would inform the discussion better, but how do you define "profitability" if not by accounting profit? There has to be a strict measure in order to make sense of thing…

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    Comment #25944260

    I said this somewhere else, but you should think of the rent as ownership of the utility of the space for a fixed tenor. The only reason you can't easily trade it is most contracts…

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    Comment #25944239

    1) I'm not sure the magnitude of change is relevant to the analogy -- it doesn't alter the mechanics as much etc. 2) You can view renting as a sale -- the renter buying the utility…

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    Comment #25944181

    As another responder says; a broker will close out the position for you and come after you for whatcha owe them.

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    Comment #25871984

    I'm not quite sure I agree with your words here; generally speaking, net income is profit (accounting profit, to be precise -- there are other profits but we normally talk about ac…