@HedgieMarkets Can’t thank you enough. There’s great stuff and tough stuff on this app - which is why I like it. Your posts are in a league of their own. Your every succinct word deserves their limited and warrented spot.
@agranato42 You are spot on. But be aware that during the GFC, several banks did the same:
1. Loosen lending standards
2. Charging high market rates for undeserving borrowers
3. Making high risk investments outside of their normal scope.
4. Said investments were +correlated. <IG
@robbezdjian Really appreciate your insight - and lifting of the curtain.
Analyzing all of this optionality/derivative pricing, can you gain a sense of the timing of any extreme movement? Or is it as simple as a gamma avalanche?
@boazweinstein@JohnNesbitt4@MillenniumHF I’ve been a CEFS holder for roughly 3.5 years. Couldn’t be happier knowing that a world class team of credit experts are controlling the reins. Keep up the great work.
@401Casey Counter factuals are just that but QE 1-3 sure made it easy to look smart in the same way that so much leverage made a lot of people look brilliant then not so much. But to your point - those on the right side coming out, cashed. À la Tepper and others
@Dr_Gingerballs Genuine question: who are you targeting for this? It sounds incredibly informative, especially for people like me that are in the business but not at the granular option trading level. Thanks
@jeetsidhu_@MaxfieldOnBanks The Great Texas Banking Crash by Jody Grant is pretty damn good. About S&L fiasco and TX bust in late 80s early 90s. Great history pre interstate banking with great cameos by Richard Rainwater and many others.
@HedgieMarkets It is eerily reminiscent of ‘07+ when GS, MS, Citi etc started “inviting smaller regionals/dealers” to get on the books for new subprime deals………they never share money but they sure will share pain.
@shaneparrish@tyillc@davis_advisors I just received a copy and glad I saw this post. Was unfamiliar with it but now looking forward to starting it…tomorrow!
@dirtcheapbanks Long Island Savings Bank was an example of above mixed in with serious Wall Street activism to accelerate the timeline …small fortunes were made especially after IPO and subsequent acquisition