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optiontraderkyle t1_jaet278 wrote
Reply to Fed might raise policy rates to 6% - BofA by Broiler100
Fed has no chills for the Europeans.
optiontraderkyle t1_iybf9ld wrote
if you bought Puts exp around fomc, your puts would have printed
optiontraderkyle t1_iybevat wrote
Reply to Apple is guilty of opposing free speech in America, standing against China's revolutionaries and pro CCP. Will stock go up or down for Xmas? by goodnewsjimdotcom
nobody short aapl and still alive
optiontraderkyle t1_je3n65b wrote
Reply to Credit Default Swaps on Charles Schwab! by OptionsKing--CFTC
it’s the accounting rules that they have to recognise a loss for hold-to-mature treasuries.
If the bank does not sell its HTM treasuries and holds them until maturity, then the accounting principles for HTM securities generally do not cause any trouble for the bank. The bank will continue to earn interest on the securities and will record the interest income on its income statement.
However, since interest rates rise, the value of the HTM securities may decline in the market, but the bank will not have to record this decline in value on its balance sheet as long as it continues to hold the securities until maturity. This is because, under HTM accounting, the securities are not marked-to-market and are instead recorded at their amortized cost.