Managing risk right well that was a tool developed to manage risk but when that didnt work all the time 100 percent of the time bankers got their friends like jay powell lets look at this tweet from you are you ready for monday jay powell goes but. I get my spanish comes in handy there to know how to roll those are yes but once theyre Risk Management tools starting in 1987 when the portfolio insurance crash the markets the fed came into the rescue and as the fed puts well then weve seen since that any time that the bankers and all their huge amounts of derivatives whenever theres a problem there the fed comes to the rescue i. E. Theres a problem with distribution of risk in the supply chain of risk doesnt go away the risk is still there but it just keeps on getting deferred either into the future or to some group of suckers like you know Pension Funds risk cannot be created or destroyed its persistent within the markets and options and derivatives allow you to separate risk from reward
Risk right well that was a tool developed to manage risk but when that didnt work all the time 100 percent of the time bankers got their friends like jay powell lets look at this tweet from you are you ready for monday jay powell goes but. I get my spanish comes in handy there to know how to roll those r. s but once theyre Risk Management tools starting in 1971 the portfolio insurance crash the markets the fed came into the rescue and thats the fed puts well then weve seen since that any time that the bankers and all their huge amounts of derivatives whenever theres a problem there the fed comes to the rescue i. E. Theres a problem with distribution of risk and the supply chain of risk doesnt go away the risk is still there but it just keeps on getting deferred either into the future or to some group of suckers like you know Pension Funds risk cannot be created or destroyed its persistent within the markets and options and derivatives allow you to separate risk from reward and to trade
Starting in 1987 when the portfolio insurance crash the markets the fed came into the rescue and thats the fed puts well then weve seen since that any time that the bankers and all their huge amounts of derivatives whenever theres a problem there the fed comes to the rescue i. E. Theres a problem with distribution of risk in the supply chain of risk doesnt go away the risk is still there but it just keeps on getting deferred either into the future or to some group of suckers like you know Pension Funds risk cannot be created or destroyed its persistent within the markets and options and derivatives allow you to separate risk from reward and to trade it separately thats what the options volatility formula which was a nobel winning prize winning formula is all about to split almost like a sporting energy from matter youre splitting risk from reward and so what bankers on wall street have been really good at doing is making sure that they dont have any risk and that their risk somehow alw
A lot of problems associated with that but thats the big question stacey it is all about this one issue that you and i particularly you have been talking about for years to be an options trader and what is options trading all about but managing risk right well that was a tool developed to manage risk but when that didnt work all the time 100 percent of the time bankers got their friends like jay powell lets look at this tweet from you are you ready for monday jay powell goes but. I get my spanish comes in handy there to know how to roll those are yes but once theyre Risk Management tools starting in 1987 when the portfolio insurance crash the markets the fed came into the rescue and thats the fed puts well then weve seen since that any time that the bankers and all their huge amounts of derivatives whenever theres a problem there the fed comes to the rescue i. E. Theres a problem with distribution of risk in the supply chain of risk doesnt go away the risk is still there but it just ke
Abramowicz. A special edition of bloomberg surveillance. What is the title of this program . Market chaos. We are going to do two things. We wrap around the date of where we are now in terms of assets. Of course, good conversation. Jon ferro, start framing with us. We will start with the price action. Huge moves in the equity markets. The biggest oneday drop that we have seen going back to december of 2008. S p 500 futures continue to roll over in the hour or so after that. In the bond market, you know all about it. Treasury yields settle down, coming down basis points. A monster move in crude. Sunday evening, lower on brent by as much as 31 . Lisa, this is the one i know you have been watching. Debt,opin highyield that is the biggest drop going back to 2009. Lisa when you look at past market routs, they always say that credit leads. A canary in the coal mine. This time, it was not. Some people think it is at the epicenter of what is to, with companies that are heavily indebted getting