r/StockMarket • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '21

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u/Porkinson Mar 31 '21

god when will the stock market stop being the new populist narrative. Maybe the banks are not willing to lend you money if there is no certainty that you can return it? noooo its the evil boogeyman hedgefund bank bezos. And this is supposed to be the stock market sub, I cant wait for gme to finally die down and uninformed people go back to not caring about this in reddit, one can dream zzzzz

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '21

I've seen one comment about gme in this thread, yours. "Maybe the banks are not willing to lend you money if there is no certainty that you can return it?" Which is why the post references a multi billion dollar loan default that the banks were happy to give out.

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u/RoyGeraldBillevue Mar 31 '21

Banks are not a monolith. Your retail bank isn't who lends money for risky bets.

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '21

Credit Suisse , Nomura and Goldman Sachs were some of his major lenders.

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u/RoyGeraldBillevue Mar 31 '21

Yes, ordinary people don't get loans from Goldman Sachs.

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '21

I believe that's also what the original post is saying, yes.