This is the 2008 banking melt down. They sold derivatives (futures) via private sales and then resold these same futures through more private sales that never went through a clearing house and no one was certain who owned or was obligated for these contracts when they failed.
Proginoskes almost 12 years ago
It’s a second derivative?
Superfrog almost 12 years ago
Banks using calculus?
Aussie Down Under almost 12 years ago
Don’t get caught and take the money and run.
revisages almost 12 years ago
as long as you write down how you’re writing me off
jollyjack almost 12 years ago
This is the 2008 banking melt down. They sold derivatives (futures) via private sales and then resold these same futures through more private sales that never went through a clearing house and no one was certain who owned or was obligated for these contracts when they failed.
lanman03 almost 12 years ago
The calculus of money. It’s not any easier to understand than the other kind.
whiteaj almost 12 years ago
Del cross $
K M almost 12 years ago
Replicative fading! Anyone who’s ever seen a sci-fi show on cloning (e.g., TNG ep “Up the Long Ladder”) knows that!
bmonk almost 12 years ago
I so wanted to make an original comment. . . .
jeremiahcatclaw almost 12 years ago
Just keep away from the imaginary numbers. They’re nothing but trouble.
el8 almost 12 years ago
after one copy they’re all only copies, no?