>2016
>$72.8 trillion in derivatives exposure
as long as Germany controls the ECB, that won't be a problem
Its not all to the downside, a lot of that is hedging/risk off
>>1323258
>Germany
>controlling ECB
Then why can't they manage to raise the base rate although they desperately want it to increase because it cripples their economy?
they make markets for both puts/calls/long & short futures/etc.,
if they own 1m $209 strike SPY calls and 1m $209 strike SPY puts, it adds up to a lot but it doesn't mean anything.
>>1323334
Intredasting
>>1323254
Brexit would hurt Deutsche Bank in the ass and eventually collapse.
The last time the UK did something like this to Germany, it needed US' help. This time, the US' is not helping.
>>1323785
If deutshe bank makes the plunge,
there's going to be so much many to be made in the market.
