The Big Short Investors Who Lost $9.4 Billion

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Comment from : @HamishHodder

NINJA loanbrI love the "sub-prime" wording too a way to call total garbage something "just slightly below perfect" genius
Comment from : @Mic_Glow

Dude, remove that disgusting worm growing on your eye lidbrLooks matter
Comment from : @cluelessbeekeeping1322

Love the better call Saul reference
Comment from : @jamesbyrne9312

Brutal
Comment from : @kushyglowy8409

The Asian actor did an incredible job for this role
Comment from : @derekl190

Fine I'll watch the big short again
Comment from : @harrycalder2401

You should have that mole removed, now that's a good investment
Comment from : @BlueBird-wb6kb

To suggest the crisis was caused by portfolio mangers is to fundamentally misunderstand both the crisis and the role played by portfolio mangers They only existed because of the massive demand for sub prime CDOs from investment banks
Comment from : @alibizzle2010

Great idea for a video
Comment from : @Jaxer4

And yet, they never learn and history keeps repeating itself
Comment from : @darksade2000

Top of the list:brJesse JacksonbrBill ClintonbrHeads of Fannie/FreddiebrBarney Frank
Comment from : @joseornelas1718

NINJA sounds nice by No Income No Job is redundant 😂
Comment from : @paradoxicallyexcellent5138

A flailing US economy and elevated global tensions reduce the likelihood of prolonged inflation or higher long-term Treasury yields All my focus right now is how to safeguard and improve my $2m portfolio from market changes based on the conflict in the middle east
Comment from : @colleenodegaard

10b not great, not terrible
Comment from : @angelogarcia2189

I don't like bail outs, they should stop
Comment from : @chrisaustin6255

Byran Mann is Canada's CMHC
Comment from : @mattb3295

4th largest trading loss aka like buying 25 Twitter for $11 billionbr Screw 25let's buy the whole thing 😅
Comment from : @porscheoscar

Just the fact these things are called bets don't gamble guys
Comment from : @Pigeon0fDoom

This actually makes Forensic Accounting sound like a fascinating career
Comment from : @justinweber4977

but people can get life in prison for a few grams of potbrbrWhat a fucking joke
Comment from : @martinblank1484

Thank you for the explanation of the Morgan Stanley counterparty scene, I tried to research it and was stonewalled by the lack of proper names to search I understood what had happened but needed to know how and why
Comment from : @FernieSenders

Why is the thumnail a tweet
Comment from : @tired_boy

The trick about the synthetical CDOs is that you could insure the same car (accident) 20 times and more This is why Warren Buffet once called financial derivatives weapons of mass destruction The multiply the risks With a share your loss risk is 100 With some of those things your loss risk is unlimited
Comment from : @catriona_drummond

You explaining this better than the movie lol
Comment from : @computerlearingchannel4257

Wing Chow sounds like a fake name made up by a racist dude trying to insult Asian peoplebrbrEdit: Wing Chau… my bad…
Comment from : @mojojojo560

When I saw the title, I thought this video was going to be about Phil Falcone now there's a fascinating Wall Street story no has really told yet guy was one of the biggest winners on the short housing bet guy was a legit billionaire, he even owned part of the Minnesota Wild, but 10 years later he was flat broke
Comment from : @bluehorseshoe444

This was a great video
Comment from : @RyanInterceptor

nice vid thanks
Comment from : @ImHavingaCoronary

This was a really great explanation of some of the aspects of the GFC ( although it made me feel sick)br But how have some of these short funds done with continuing short selling I read that Bury lost big short selling Tesla? How much of the short selling success was just luck?br The other real question, who lost this money during the GFC Yes the FED ( the public) but also how much of the losses were "shifted" to pension funds and ordinary investors?
Comment from : @jup52

There is a problem among financial academics and practicers not understanding inherent risks that aren’t factored into their mathematical models…not knowing what they don’t know and their risk exposure is open tailed…just because it hasn’t happened recently doesn’t mean it’s never going to happen
Comment from : @jerryware1970

10:46 Jfc, either clean your spacebar or buy a new keyboard Wtf
Comment from : @Shteven

Fake tweet thumbnails aren't needed
Comment from : @VoidEternal

What isn't covered here is that these NINJA loans were due to the DoJ threatening banks with lawsuits because simply not discriminating wasn't good enough for them
Comment from : @jbarker2160

What impress me the most is the fact that this $94 Billion is only the 4th biggest loss in trade history Make a video of the other 3 please 🙌
Comment from : @paulocasagrandegodolphim8203

The next financial market will, most probably collapse the dollar, in wake bringing down the already crumbling US empire Its just too expensive to maintain a super power status in a complex world My only concern about such an event taking place is the power vacuum that happens afterwards
Comment from : @brisvegas859

Hang on, what's the difference between credit default swaps and synthetic CDOs? It sounds like both behave like insurance against bonds?
Comment from : @101Phase

Looks the same as in 2023 Just hasn't crashed quite yet as of late October
Comment from : @idahopotato5837

I think you are confusing Synthetic CDOs and Credit default swaps (CDS) Your descriptions of Synthetic CDOs is in actuality the definition of a CDS
Comment from : @aryanngupta

Some people keeps comparing the 2007 collapse to today If you look into the recession in 80's what we have happening today is very similar to before the recession in the 80's 🤷‍♂️
Comment from : @DogWater2011

Banks don’t give a shit About Anything but profit however they achieve this they do not care
Comment from : @johnobrien8398

Slightly innacurate, most of the bonds Hubler sold on were fine in the long run The thing is they lost enough value in the short term to trigger the terms of the swaps The markdowns that were agreed on were excessive, at the time (but understandable) Upper tranche of the AAA rated stuff paid out just fine in the long run, but their value dropped massively while the GFC was going on
Comment from : @avernvrey7422

This beyond amazing Whoever’s reading this hope you find success
Comment from : @svenoliver6040

Nice
Comment from : @sourabhmayekar3354

Any way you will dig into Disneys closet?
Comment from : @cavy95

The most significant lesson I gained from the stock market in 2023 is that uncertainty prevails, emphasizing the importance of humility Adhering to a long-term strategy with a competitive edge is key
Comment from : @arthurworld9768

Clickbait thumbnail Michael Burry did not lose "everything"
Comment from : @AnindyaMahajan

steal 45million from investors? pay 6million back steal 10$ from walmart and get 1 year of jail time
Comment from : @moyo2850

OOOHHhhhh This movie makes SO much more sense now I never really understand that scene at the end
Comment from : @alienrenders

And you'd think the future generation's economic future would not be unaffected by any of this boomer prime time clown time
Comment from : @PwninBoundariesOfficial

Why doesn't anyone talk about the Clinton Administration setting up the Financial Crisis back in the 90s?brbrJanet Reno sent out letters saying the Justice Department would prosecute banks not giving out essentially Ninja loans, in that if people who can't or won't repay loans must be given loans A lot of it was done under the guise of racial prejudice
Comment from : @chrissinclair4442

Why didn’t they all go to JAIL?
Comment from : @CRAZYCR1T1C

The problem with betting against a financial system is the corruption inside those systems are very strong In order to actually get paid, the majority of investors have to side with you on seeing the mistake What happens is the corrupt system will just cover itself until it can't be hidden any more
Comment from : @terenfro1975

Dude…see a surgeon
Comment from : @johnpacella9519

I was working at a webcasting company called TalkPoint Communications and we were the ones who webcast the American Subprime Lenders Association summit, and the Eisman-Miller debate definitely happened--across my desk There were raised voices, and I had a semi-circle of colleagues standing around me asking why a guy was yelling brbrBearStearns was also one of our biggest clients, as was AIG and GoldmanSachs We webcast the end of the world, and I nearly SHIT MYSELF when I saw this scene in The Big Short because I lived it in realtime
Comment from : @jonreznick5531

Planet Money on NPR has a really good accruate investigatuve series on this collaspe When listening to podcast from econonmist who looked at the collapse I never heard any facts or info that ever went counter to planet money's narritve or the big short narritve
Comment from : @simplyafederalist

People need to remember that the govt, the people in charge of watching for corruption, had an agenda of everyone to get a home They are the ones that pushed for bad loans and let the banks sell off the loans
Comment from : @Steve-sg3uz

Banks can gamble and you will pay for it
Comment from : @Ins0mnia365

This and many other things are happening again , be prepared for a bumpy ride 😮
Comment from : @gettinafterit2158

In actual fact, rather than being a "neat way" for banks and other mortgage lenders to offload risk, CDOs were the very cause of the great financial crash because of the moral hazard that was created by allowing them It is absolutely amazing that CDOs are still in existence Proper analysis should have identified them as the primary cause of the GFC, and they should have been outlawed at that time
Comment from : @michaelattoe5710

Economic ninja channel posted recently about finding subprime mortgage bonds in the cdos that were recently rated triple A until they were downgraded across the board along the US credit rating this year a few months back Round 2 of financial turbulence coming back
Comment from : @sloppyjalope3331

I haven't watched The Big Short yet, but I read the book it's based on at the recommendation of my high school history teacher 5 years or so before it came out
Comment from : @spyr0guy

I wish people would tell the truth about the “housing bubble “This started during the Clinton administration when Everyone was supposed to own a home no matter what their financial situation and credit rating might beJanet Reno,attorney general at the time,threatened lenders with prosecution if they didn’t relax lending standards ,all for Presidential bragging rightsbrThe game continued under George W Until 2008 when the con collapsedbrWhen will people realize how corrupt our political system,actually all political systems,actually are
Comment from : @lv4077

I'm still curious about what happened with the libor scandal
Comment from : @homefrontforge

Any idea whats going to happen this time around with the housing markets?
Comment from : @jeg5438

I'm confused You talk about this movie as if it was real, but the people and names in the movie aren't real I never bothered seeing it, because you don't know what's real and what isn't
Comment from : @mdesm2005

Make $42mil by fraud, get fined $7mil Sounds about right
Comment from : @penitent2401

Misleading, false title The party that lost the $94B was on opposite side of the Big short investors, hence he would be The Big Long The Shorts made the money, the Longs got wiped out Title should be The Big Long that lost $94B
Comment from : @frankarena838

It wasnt hard to see House prices were waaay to high Whats waaay to high now? Cars? Trucks? Yea Short that
Comment from : @Bryan-fb8dh

I didn't watch the movie and barely know who Michael Burry is in fact, but to me he and others are just punk insider traders They made billions while dispensing pain to tens of millions I nearly lost everything It took ten years for me to recover somewhat I was a real estate investor for twenty years prior to the Big Short I never took out any shady loans I used conventional mortgages 100 of the time with down payments of ten to twenty percent For those of us on main street we had no idea of how fraud and subprime loans rotted out the industry In fact, I had never heard the term subprime loan prior to about 2008 Burry might be a hero to some of you but he's just a punk to me
Comment from : @scottw5315

Every ad on yt every sponsored segment on yt is a no way im spenning money or even listening to, its all shit
Comment from : @mentalpasient6823

AI can take over banking and these guys can go get real jobs Most won’t cut it
Comment from : @diytwoincollege7079

I used to work in the investment banking world building compliance system What I learned about investment banking world made me feel that entire world is completely corrupt and F-ed up beyond hope Even though the fed gov requires every firm run rebalance and compliance check regularly, most do not and simply assume they will pay fines Those fines are passed on as management fee to the people buying into the fund One of the banks that tanked during the crisis was Wachovia and I know for a fact they didn't run compliance regularly They weren't the only investment bank that didn't follow the rulesbrbrIf both dem and republican parties didn't screw with the SEC and purposely strip them of funding and power to do their job, it might not have happened Until voters stop supporting both parties, this kind of crash cycle will continue and that 001 will get even richer
Comment from : @woolfel

Really good job reading the exact script of the film The Big Short
Comment from : @ublade82

A perfect case of "You can't make this sh it up"
Comment from : @kroanosm617

"That is fucking crazy"brbr"It's not It's awesome"brbrI love this movie so much
Comment from : @dannyarcher6370

there's a bubblebrSource: Trust me bro
Comment from : @MarksmanSpecialist

I know of a Dutch bank ceo who at the time did not know the difference between the Dutch (European) and American mortgage system In America the mortgage is on the house and the person can walk away from the property, giving the keys to the bank In Europe the mortgage is on the persons (man and woman) with the house as collatoral And any remaining debt after (forced) selling of the house will still be payable to the bank for the rest of your lives
Comment from : @williambakker745

All American mortgage backed securities have been quietly downgrade to at most AA after the us was credit was downgraded There's still alot of questionable loans on these banks
Comment from : @louishall3700

Perpetuating the economic crisis with their greed and fraudbrSounds like modern shorts and democrats
Comment from : @RobertReg1

The Big Short is one of my favorite movies Your insight and analysis has enhanced my understanding Thank you! Entertaining and educational
Comment from : @tjinc2001