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Why would a trader need your consent to make a trade with somebody else?
by linkregister 2mo ago
Why would a trader need your consent to make a trade with somebody else?
- grigri907 2mo agoI assumed they were referring to market crashes caused by irresponsible levels of risks and deceptive practices like we saw in 2008, and/or government-funded bailouts
- graemep 2mo agoThat was not caused by trading. It was caused by irresponsible lending and deceptive securitisation of that debt. Trading can bring down a bank (e.g.Barings) but is not a big systemic risk.
- wyre 2mo agoIs lending not a trade? Two parties exchange money for terms of repayment/debt.
- linkregister 2mo agoThe trading occurring on the Bloomberg terminal is of bonds, equities, and commodities.
- wyre 2mo agoSure, this subthread was about finance people in general, the big short in 2008, and other government-funded bailouts.
- graemep 2mo agoIf you look at ancestors there are repeated references to trades and trading, not to finance or banking.
- globular-toast 2mo agoUnless you're trading physical goods for other physical goods, ie. bartering, then it's finance.
- yulker 2mo agowhy should we have financial regulation at all, is that what you're getting at?
- linkregister 2mo agoNo, I meant exactly what I wrote and nothing more.
- yulker 2mo agoTrading securities is under an incredible amount of regulation, making your point flippant rather than substantive
- linkregister 2mo agoYou continue to read subtext that is simply not there.
- FromOmelas 2mo agooften they're trading things with externalities
- johnsmith1840 2mo ago"Capitalism bad" is generally their point