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{{fwmdtt|nickname=OSLA| imagetype=jpg| tagline= | {{fwmdtt|nickname=OSLA| imagetype=jpg| tagline= Call that a [[short]]? That’s not a short. ''This'' is a short.| documentation= Vague, arcane, outdated and no [[netting]] airbags.| docscore=4| amendability= Bilateral, so yes, in theory — but more likely to tip out and sign up a fresh GMSLA.|amendscore=2| collateral= Yes. Could be stocks, bonds — anything.| collateralscore =1| transferability= bilateral. Homey don’t ride that bus.| transferscore =0| leverage=Fully cash collateralised, but a bonus point for the contra-flow collateral haircut. The ''lender'' net borrows from the ''borrower''. ''Nice''.| leveragescore =1| frightometer= Generally sleepy “pluming of the financial, system” material, but shortsville, generally anachronistic and no netting, so [[GameStop]] freakout territory.| frightscore=5}} |
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Docs | Vague, arcane, outdated and no netting airbags. | 4 |
Amendability | Bilateral, so yes, in theory — but more likely to tip out and sign up a fresh GMSLA. | 2 |
Collateral | Yes. Could be stocks, bonds — anything. | 1 |
Transferability | bilateral. Homey don’t ride that bus. | 0 |
Leverage | Fully cash collateralised, but a bonus point for the contra-flow collateral haircut. The lender net borrows from the borrower. Nice. | 1 |
Fright-o-meter | Generally sleepy “pluming of the financial, system” material, but shortsville, generally anachronistic and no netting, so GameStop freakout territory. | 5 |