← Back to context Comment by linkregister 4 hours ago Why would a trader need your consent to make a trade with somebody else? 6 comments linkregister Reply grigri907 4 hours ago I 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 1 hour ago That 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 29 minutes ago Is lending not a trade? Two parties exchange money for terms of repayment/debt. yulker 4 hours ago why should we have financial regulation at all, is that what you're getting at? johnsmith1840 2 hours ago "Capitalism bad" is generally their point FromOmelas 3 hours ago often they're trading things with externalities
grigri907 4 hours ago I 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 1 hour ago That 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 29 minutes ago Is lending not a trade? Two parties exchange money for terms of repayment/debt.
graemep 1 hour ago That 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 29 minutes ago Is lending not a trade? Two parties exchange money for terms of repayment/debt.
I 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
That 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.
Is lending not a trade? Two parties exchange money for terms of repayment/debt.
why should we have financial regulation at all, is that what you're getting at?
"Capitalism bad" is generally their point
often they're trading things with externalities