Crisis over, hopefully. This one anyway...
I don't, unfortunately I expect some reaction. Wouldn't surprise me at all if some idiots trying to force other bank runs for the lols.You underestimate the stupidity of people, this is gonna be a rough week I reckon.
FSCS protection is not just on cash deposits.
FSCS protection does not only cover cash.Im talking about a S&S ISA in particular, of which, only cash is protected, whatever shares you bought, is your own business.
Yeah but the protection isn't if your stocks collapse and go to zero, its if your investment provider goes bust. As always, check on the FSCS website.Im talking about a S&S ISA in particular, of which, only cash is protected, whatever shares you bought, is your own business.
Yes i know which is why what i said is correct, only cash is protected by the FSCS.Yeah but the protection isn't if your stocks collapse and go to zero, its if your investment provider goes bust. As always, check on the FSCS website.
No, you're wrong.Yes i know which is why what i said is correct, only cash is protected by the FSCS.
Obviously I didn't mean if I lose my money through bad decisions government will get HSBC to bail me out for a pound.
I meant if the provider goes bust.
I do understand that stocks are held separately. So it shouldn't happen. But who knows what really goes on. For all I know, it's just numbers on the screen and t212 have put it all on red!
Part of me was hoping this wouldn't be resolved today and could pick up some USA tech bargains!
No, you're wrong.
In your scenario everything should be protected, the shares should be held separately and ringfenced but in the unlikely event of a shortfall of the assets (e.g the insolvency practitioner can use assets and client money to cover administration costs) FSCS could provide protection, even the FSCS website doesn't flatly claim it only covers cash deposits like you say.How am i wrong, lets say i have 1000 shares of microsoft, and 10k in cash, firm goes bust, what is protected?
What difference is it, if i have 2 ISA's with 2 Different companies, and have 500 shares of microsoft each and 5k in cash each?
Markets don't seem to like the HSBC buyout, due to some uncertainty of the assets SVB held.Fair bit of red, always going to be some reaction given the press coverage, even though the issue has been resolved.
US futures and premarket aren't moving a whole lot though.Markets don't seem to like the HSBC buyout, due to some uncertainty of the assets SVB held.
I'm at a point where I can put away quite a bit each month over the next few years so not really fussed about short term moves. Works for me really.I try to be more 'glass half full' these days, so if anyone has the funds I'd see this as a great buying opportunity.