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That finale
Bring on season 2
They're already at "Black Monday", so I guess if they do another season they would have to move up to the Dot Com era.
That finale
Bring on season 2
That finale
Bring on season 2
I wonder if someone who knows about the stock market could break down the way Blair's algorithm was used or the purpose of that as far as the benefits to Blair and Dawn in the shows universe with the Georgina play. At the same time maybe I'm thinking too deep and maybe it's all bullshyt that's super fictitious for the show and is not based on real finance or our financial system.That was a pretty entertaining finale
Moved at a good place with a lot of twists and reveals
The role reversal by the end of the episode
I'm not gonna pretend I understood all the financial details, just that everyone else got fukked with Blair/Dawn got rich correct?
#metooOn the real tho..
I was hoping Mo would push Blair's bytch ass over the balcony
This show dead ass threw me for a loop. I was getting pissed for a second with that bedwench shyt but I like how shyt turned out. Didn't seeing none of that shyt coming at all
Also Regina Hall is too beautiful gawd damn! I got to watch this show again from the beginning.
I wonder if someone who knows about the stock market could break down the way Blair's algorithm was used or the purpose of that as far as the benefits to Blair and Dawn in the shows universe with the Georgina play. At the same time maybe I'm thinking too deep and maybe it's all bullshyt that's super fictitious for the show and is not based on real finance or our financial system.
shyt went over my head though, I got to get to googling lol.
I'm not sure I fully got everything, but here's my interpretation
We saw in the pilot that the algorithm was broken, and it would work for a little while but by the end of the day anyone that used it would lose all their money.
Blair never could get it to work, but Blair and Dawn were amoral/greedy enough to give it to the Lehman Brothers in exchange for the shares in the Jammer company that the Lehman's bought from the Yakuza. That gave Blair and Dawn together more than 51% of Jammer, so the could fire Mo.
But that wasn't enough for them ("Why make 100 million when you can make 200 million?").
They knew the algorithm was still broken and that anyone that used it would crash. Mo pointed out that Computer's don't make trades, men do, and when men see Lehman crashing nobody would know why and the whole market would panic. And cause a huge stock market crash.
Blair was like
"we shorted the market, it will just be a minor correction, we'll double our money and everything will get back to normal after a while."
Based on the wire recordings, the government came in to arrest the heads of the Jammer group. Mo took his bag of cash and the Honda and threw away his watch and "Mo" identity to escape as Roland.
Dawn got away (for now) because when the agents showed up they thought she was a secretary.
But Blair was there sitting in the chair looking like Gordon Gekko, so he's probably the only one left for them to arrest.
Yes, he took the algorithm and rebranded it under the name "Portfolio Insurance", but it was the same program with the same flaw.But wait, he gave it to the Lehman brothers?
Thought he gave it to the guy who he had a bet with in episode 2. The weird dude with the mustache who works on the trading floor and exposed Keith for being gay in a conversation with Blair.
Oh wow I got to rewatch this shyt. I didn't even peep that he gave them the algorithm or that he called it portfolio insurance lmao.Yes, he took the algorithm and rebranded it under the name "Portfolio Insurance", but it was the same program with the same flaw.
That's what he traded to Lehman Brothers for the Yakuza shares.
Edit:
I just did a Google search on "Portfolio Insurance" looking for information on the TV show. I never heard that term before last night, but...
Here’s one key factor that amplified the 1987 stock-market crash