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Who is clearly more superior?

  • TJChurch

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  • hood MONEY

    Votos: 22 15.0%

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@Ruin Wow, you literally don't understand a thing about the financial crisis do you? Creation of mortgage backed securities -> real estate crash. JUST LOL.

Hey look an article that backs up everything I wrote. Boy providing citations sure is easy! I wonder why Hoodrat can't do it?

Start with the folly of the financiers. The years before the crisis saw a flood of irresponsible mortgage lending in America. Loans were doled out to “subprime” borrowers with poor credit histories who struggled to repay them. These risky mortgages were passed on to financial engineers at the big banks, who turned them into supposedly low-risk securities by putting large numbers of them together in pools. Pooling works when the risks of each loan are uncorrelated. The big banks argued that the property markets in different American cities would rise and fall independently of one another. But this proved wrong. Starting in 2006, America suffered a nationwide house-price slump.

The pooled mortgages were used to back securities known as collateralised debt obligations (CDOs), which were sliced into tranches by degree of exposure to default. Investors bought the safer tranches because they trusted the triple-A credit ratings assigned by agencies such as Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s. This was another mistake. The agencies were paid by, and so beholden to, the banks that created the CDOs. They were far too generous in their assessments of them.

http://www.economist.com/news/schoo...risis-are-still-being-felt-five-years-article
 
Explain why the witches in Macbeth are not real, and can be given as an example of the concept of "unknown" fears in the 17th century.

Also, please solve the P vs. NP and Yang Mills existence and mass gap problems, since you're clearly more intelligent than us.
 
@Ruin I mean, where do you want me to begin? With the fact that mortgage backed securities market is already back to being a trillion dollar market? That you completely left out any mention of subprime mortgages? That you completely left out credit default swaps? There's just so much that it's obvious you don't understand.
 
Don't really think you looked at how specialized those classes were. Never said they were "harder" than getting a CPA, just that I had more credits to get through...

Now, what about my masters?

@hood CASH doesn't seem to know much about economics. I doubt he's even doing CPA coursework.
 
@Ruin I mean, where do you want me to begin? With the fact that mortgage backed securities market is already back to being a trillion dollar market? That you completely left out any mention of subprime mortgages? That you completely left out credit default swaps? There's just so much that it's obvious you don't understand.

I explained it in a nutshell. I'm not going to write a ten page essay to impress a balding neckbeard on the internet. Allegory of the Cave now please.
 
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