That’s because too many hedge funds and other speculators have been borrowing on margin, and that leads to collapse. Regardless of what rules are set up to regulate this, rampant speculation and bubbles can always destabilize a market and lead to collapse! You see, what happens is that capitalism rewards the greater risktakers and when the success stories have survivor bias you end up with — oh we’re talking about CS…
The Rules of Margin Collapse
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#12One of those things I've just been subconsciously dealing with for years without ever deciding to actually learn the rules. "Damn it collapsed. Okay padding then"
Re: The Rules of Margin Collapse
#13That’s because too many hedge funds and other speculators have been borrowing on margin, and that leads to collapse. Regardless of what rules are set up to regulate this, rampant speculation and bubbles can always destabilize a market and lead to collapse! You see, what happens is that capitalism rewards the greater risktakers and when the success stories have survivor bias you end up with — oh we’re talking about CS…
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#15One of those things I've just been subconsciously dealing with for years without ever deciding to actually learn the rules. "Damn it collapsed. Okay padding then"
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#18One of those things I've just been subconsciously dealing with for years without ever deciding to actually learn the rules. "Damn it collapsed. Okay padding then"
"Add margin. More margin. Moooore margin!! Oh wait.."