Sammy Jankis
Was it me?
**double tap for topsin**
right. You have nothing but hot air.
sorry
I'm all for tighter regs, you can't legislate away greed. I agree with it not being tied to banks that could hurt main street. I think it's childish to make them villans.
They are fucking villains when they set their clients up for trades just so they can take the other side. It;s fucking duplicitous and criminal to the core.
After watching Senators from both sides yestarday I doubt they understand glass stegal.
Please open an account and make a dozen trades and read something before pretending to understand. It's obvious you don't.![]()
It's obvious you're in denial. They're nothing complex or intellectual about creating bubbles and then timing the pop and pulling out just before. it';s just white collar crime. They will all be perp walked.
It will not be re-instated because the loop hole when it was repealled in the first place was that the Investment Banks did not have Discount Window access nor were they subject to Capital requirements like the Commercial Banks. These items have alreay been addressed, those still calling to re-instate it typically don't understand it or don't realize that the problem in the repeal has actually already been addressed.
I got your synthetic short right here, bitches.
I think they understand the fundamentals of it, which the author listed. The problem is the incestuous relationship between the Ivy leagues, Wall Street and DC.
Wall Street has so thoroughly lined the pockets of both parties that it convinced them to repeal Glass Steagall. They are currently fighting the weak ass attempts at reform that are being put forth. Their efforts would increase ten fold if they thought Glass Steagall had a chance at coming back.
awhhh money in politics, there's a new newsflash![]()
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The above shows that YOU don't understand what Glass Steagall's main objective was. It was to keep the commercial banks and retail banks SEPARATE.
The Commercial banks were not supposed to be exposed to the RISK that the investment banks took. That way, if an investment bank created some insane derivative and ended up going belly up, the stock holders would be the ones to suffer... the entire financial market would not collapse (ie... there would not be runs on commercial banks as a result)
If the Commercial banks loaned money out to people, then they either kept the loans on their books OR the loans had to meet the due diligence of potential buyers (meaning they had to be pretty good quality).
Investment Banks SHOULD NOT HAVE ACCESS TO THE DISCOUNT WINDOW.... otherwise, they do EXACTLY what they are doing right now. They borrow at the Fed Funds rate 0-0.25% and then use that money to buy Treasuries. They lock in the difference and make a mint.... JUST LIKE THEY DID LAST YEAR and are doing again this year.
Glass Steagall should ABSOLUTELY be put back in place.
It creates a natural fire wall between the investment banks and commercial banks. It is 100% necessary.
Glass Steagall should ABSOLUTELY be put back in place.