so basically this system will end in the next decade because its so slow and inefficient. BTC and blockchain technology will be the winner in the whole gamestop debacle.
@@jonusjonus9271 Update from the future, the major clearing houses and service companies are looking into adopting blockchain technology and continuing their oligopolistic hold on clearing services in finance. They'll likely be successful too because the industry is so heavily regulated and benefits so much from economies of scale that even at the snail's pace they are innovating at, they are not likely to be outcompeted.
@@AutoroTink i'm on the fence here. I mean this all does make sense why they would halt trading, but man is it suspicious. One thing is for sure, waiting 3 days to transactions to clear is wayyy to long in this day and age. We need to get rid of this.
@@jonusjonus9271 You literally just got explained why they halted trading and you're still talking about it being suspicious? You need to watch the lesson again and take notes.
Excellent video, i'm adding a bunch of stock to my current holdings for the long run, do you think these stocks are long term worthy, i've set aside $250k to begin and i'd love to avoid as many mistakes as i can
have you used one before and what result were you able to achieve? i'm still in touch with a good broker and its panning out great so far, just this year alone i've made atleast $350k
Big thank you for not putting ads and interrupting our train of thoughts with them! I have youtubed almost 20 finance questions in my own homework, and you have videos that carried every single one of them. It just became an instinct to use you for every question i have. Thank you Sir, really :')
I had a question till 10:53 - "Can clearing houses refuse to clear a trade? What are the alternatives they take to refusing the trade?" What I got out of it was: They try not to by raising the margin higher up. So if they have to refuse the clearing, do they have to pay back to their members an SLA fee? Or does it depend on the legal bindings made between the clearing houses and the members?
I have an elementary question. Exactly how is a check cleared? Example: a check is handed to a person/business, that person/business cashes the check at their financial institution, is handed cash & days later the check bounces. What journey did that check take from the time it was introduced to the bank to the time it bounced?
Great video guys! Few retail investors are familiar with the inner-workings of the buying/selling process. A shame the comments are hijacked by marketeers though lol :/
I'm slightly confused. Clearing Houses becomes both buyer and seller while awaiting the settlement phase, but how does the CH take on these legal rights without having to wait for its own settlement phase?
What if client defaults on a derivative contract and the clearing member has already paid the mtm call to ccp, would ccp pay back the money to clearing member? Asking cause you mention that guarantees exist to client B by ccp, so does this mean that ccp uses clearing member to honour its guarantees?
Does that mean a bank/institution is not a clearing house it’s less safe to trade with them? For eg I deposited a large amount into an isa of a not so well known bank and it took 4 days for money to be deposited....during that time I was sweating bullets because I had no idea where the money was. In the end all was well and deposit went through but their explanation of why it took so long was that it was not a clearing house/bank
Hi Tim, your video is great! but I'm a bit confused at the end. since the margin is essentially a secure that's being put upfront to ensure both parties perform accordingly to the contract, both parties should be prepared to pay rather than default, thus rising the margin by 10% shouldn't be an obstacle to their transaction since these money are expected to be paid in 2-3 days, is that right?
Haha I've been watching Tim's vids a while and now. I typed in clearing house and his was the first top up. WOW THERE'S LOADS OF VIEWS!! He will be very happy with this. Check his other vids out he's good
In what situation would the seller not be able to deliver the shares or the buyer not be able to deliver the cash, that would necessitate the DTC? Thanks
If the are heavily leveraged, in this case you might be thinking of the hedge funds that tried to short but couldn't pay the borrowed stock. This is called liquidity or the lack of liquidity in the short seller's case.
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Adil T good question. Not everyone defaults. But everyone pays some free to clearing house for every trade.(like insurance companies, not everyone dies but everyone pays premium) And there e margins maintained by clearing House. So technically clearing house takes guarantee for every trade but never looses money 💰
Thank you, great explanation, but I have a hard time following the accent, thus don't understand some points since I am not English mother tongue. I would appreciate the subtitles if possible:). Thank you
@@DMBtomp yes, but if you check the automatic subtitles there are times where the AI was unable to understand either. While there are people with a much worse accent, very american accent, but that the subtitle is better able to understand.
its a question of trust. and it derives from prehistoric times. clearing houses, central banks etc are "trust" providers. you might not trust the seller, but you trust the bank which will handle your transaction.
So basically Robinhood did not have the cash to provide the margin required by the Clearing House right? Why did the CEO say that they did not have a liquidity issue then? That dude was lying in my opinion (even if the Clearing House increased their margin requirements).
Be careful of the Stories spread across the Walls, you'll go into the story, live it, and come out with a new purpose. The whole place should be lit up with light to easily read, but you may just move to another period and find yourself back at the end of the story.
So they obviously don't uphold their obligations since there are millions of synthetic shares of AMC, which has created millions upon millions of Failure-To-Delivers (FTDs)
this system will end in the next decade because its so slow and inefficient. BTC and blockchain technology will end up being the real winner in the whole gamestop debacle.
Lol Robinhood is scamming so much people. There is no such thing as a free lunch. If you are not paying for the product you are the product. Robin hood takes huge cut on the spread of your trade.
So the Clearinghouse guarantees the transaction for a fee cool How do you own a Clearinghouse because I would love to own a Clearinghouse It's a completely unnecessary part of a digital transaction and still makes a percentage of each transaction, not only that but it has for a 3day window both parties money's worth of transaction . Which boosts it's (companies)asset or trade rating for 3 days. You can't lose ever owning one of these!!!! What a scam owning one of these should be illegal The person's or groups that own these own damn near everything folks this isn't right See after they take your money they reinvest their money back into taking your money You are paying them to take your 💰
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Thank you, really helped understand what happened with the exchanges stopping buys of gamestop today.
I came here to learn about what happened at Robinhood too..
Same 😂
so basically this system will end in the next decade because its so slow and inefficient. BTC and blockchain technology will be the winner in the whole gamestop debacle.
@@jonusjonus9271 Wrong. Bitcoin uses a way slower verification method/guarantee.
@@jonusjonus9271 Update from the future, the major clearing houses and service companies are looking into adopting blockchain technology and continuing their oligopolistic hold on clearing services in finance. They'll likely be successful too because the industry is so heavily regulated and benefits so much from economies of scale that even at the snail's pace they are innovating at, they are not likely to be outcompeted.
Whos is here trying to understand why the brokers halted buying today?
Truth! No emotion...just a lesson! Wonderful!
@@AutoroTink i'm on the fence here. I mean this all does make sense why they would halt trading, but man is it suspicious. One thing is for sure, waiting 3 days to transactions to clear is wayyy to long in this day and age. We need to get rid of this.
same with me.... and also to spread the message to HOLD THE LINE :D
@@jonusjonus9271 You literally just got explained why they halted trading and you're still talking about it being suspicious? You need to watch the lesson again and take notes.
@@tahmeedomar6663 what do you mean? You want us to hold.GME and.not sell?
My professor sucks at explaining this. Thank you internet man!
Excellent excellent excellent. I was searching long on the connection between clearing houses and margin. This is just it. Clear and concise.
Excellent video, i'm adding a bunch of stock to my current holdings for the long run, do you think these stocks are long term worthy, i've set aside $250k to begin and i'd love to avoid as many mistakes as i can
if your trying to avoid mistakes then do yourself a favour and try to get a professional broker
have you used one before and what result were you able to achieve?
i'm still in touch with a good broker and its panning out great so far, just this year alone i've made atleast $350k
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Big thank you for not putting ads and interrupting our train of thoughts with them! I have youtubed almost 20 finance questions in my own homework, and you have videos that carried every single one of them. It just became an instinct to use you for every question i have. Thank you Sir, really :')
its so easy to understand. Watching your videos from last 3 months enjoyed a lot
This channel is a true lifesaver.
This guy explains things well. Thanks, Tim.
thanks....
Explained very clearly....
Also cleared misconceptions
Excellent
This is such a brilliant explanation of how our capital markets work
Tim - this is excellent. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for the video. very informational and explained the subject very nicely to understand.
Fantastic video ! very well explained, thank you very much I now understand what a clearing house is and what it does.
These are great. Thank you for doing these videos - keep them coming!
Thank You Money Week....you really make life easy...keep going
thank you so much to make us understand about clearing house.
thank you for sharing your financial knowledge :)
Thinking of getting a subscription to Moneyweek now. Thanks.
I am here because I want to understand what a clearing house is and because I like this channel
So, is this what happened with GME? The Clearing House started asking for a higher margin?
Excellent and succinct session.
Amazing teacher
Great video sir. I have a question; What is the role of CH in FX trades?
Fantastic explanation.. thanks for "clearing" that up
I see what you did there
I had a question till 10:53 - "Can clearing houses refuse to clear a trade? What are the alternatives they take to refusing the trade?"
What I got out of it was: They try not to by raising the margin higher up.
So if they have to refuse the clearing, do they have to pay back to their members an SLA fee?
Or does it depend on the legal bindings made between the clearing houses and the members?
Great video, well explained thanks !
Hey Tim what is the difference between a broker and a custodian bank ?
Came here to understand why Robinhood reduced trade, very nice explanation!
They were forced by their brokers, e.g. Wolverine Securities, Citadel Securities, and so on to pay up.
Are there any videos on risk quantification and risk parameters?
I have an elementary question. Exactly how is a check cleared? Example: a check is handed to a person/business, that person/business cashes the check at their financial institution, is handed cash & days later the check bounces. What journey did that check take from the time it was introduced to the bank to the time it bounced?
best vid to clarify clearing houses cheers
Great video guys! Few retail investors are familiar with the inner-workings of the buying/selling process. A shame the comments are hijacked by marketeers though lol :/
You made it so clear,
No pun intended
How do I find you margin video? Could you maybe make a video explaining the recent shakeup created by Einar Aas?
Is there a video on explaining the margin requirements?
Very good! Thank you for that!
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I'm slightly confused.
Clearing Houses becomes both buyer and seller while awaiting the settlement phase, but how does the CH take on these legal rights without having to wait for its own settlement phase?
Very nice presentation ....
wow! excelent video!! thank you very much!!
Fantastic!
Thank you.
I have yet to found any vid on youtube that explains financials better than you series mate
What if client defaults on a derivative contract and the clearing member has already paid the mtm call to ccp, would ccp pay back the money to clearing member? Asking cause you mention that guarantees exist to client B by ccp, so does this mean that ccp uses clearing member to honour its guarantees?
These videos are too good to be true
Does that mean a bank/institution is not a clearing house it’s less safe to trade with them? For eg I deposited a large amount into an isa of a not so well known bank and it took 4 days for money to be deposited....during that time I was sweating bullets because I had no idea where the money was. In the end all was well and deposit went through but their explanation of why it took so long was that it was not a clearing house/bank
Very well explained!
Hi Tim, your video is great! but I'm a bit confused at the end. since the margin is essentially a secure that's being put upfront to ensure both parties perform accordingly to the contract, both parties should be prepared to pay rather than default, thus rising the margin by 10% shouldn't be an obstacle to their transaction since these money are expected to be paid in 2-3 days, is that right?
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Haha I've been watching Tim's vids a while and now. I typed in clearing house and his was the first top up. WOW THERE'S LOADS OF VIEWS!! He will be very happy with this. Check his other vids out he's good
love your vids.
In what situation would the seller not be able to deliver the shares or the buyer not be able to deliver the cash, that would necessitate the DTC? Thanks
If the are heavily leveraged, in this case you might be thinking of the hedge funds that tried to short but couldn't pay the borrowed stock. This is called liquidity or the lack of liquidity in the short seller's case.
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Old TH-cam videos were so much better! No flashy thumbnails, no clickbait titles, no sponsor plugs, and no pushy "like and subscribe". Simple and straight to the point.
thx sir
If the clearing house refunds the money fully, how does it make profit?
Adil T good question.
Not everyone defaults. But everyone pays some free to clearing house for every trade.(like insurance companies, not everyone dies but everyone pays premium)
And there e margins maintained by clearing House. So technically clearing house takes guarantee for every trade but never looses money 💰
Can you please do a video on the how futures market serve as the price discovery market?
Clearance houses have a real risk of being bag holders when a stock moons, is what I understood from this.
Thank you, great explanation, but I have a hard time following the accent, thus don't understand some points since I am not English mother tongue. I would appreciate the subtitles if possible:). Thank you
lol that's the clearest english accent by an english person you'll ever hear. he's RP to the core
@@DMBtomp yes, but if you check the automatic subtitles there are times where the AI was unable to understand either. While there are people with a much worse accent, very american accent, but that the subtitle is better able to understand.
I came here after 11 years after uploading.
Thanks
What happens when the clearing house can’t cover the sale price?
John D. Rockefeller could have only dreamed of such a scam. We need deserialized clearing and settlement, AKA blockchain clearing and settlement.
majorly relevant today
Thanks a lot for such an insightful video 👍
Great explanation but unfortunately the sound quality is quite poor
WOOW THANKS
question is..why is this still such a long process in 2021
its a question of trust. and it derives from prehistoric times. clearing houses, central banks etc are "trust" providers. you might not trust the seller, but you trust the bank which will handle your transaction.
Blockchain will move it to real time settlements
Just needs more proving out in the public domain
hold GME
Holding AMC
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Sup, have you seen this method called the Intellitus Cash System? (look for it on google). My dad says it makes people plenty of profits.
So basically Robinhood did not have the cash to provide the margin required by the Clearing House right? Why did the CEO say that they did not have a liquidity issue then? That dude was lying in my opinion (even if the Clearing House increased their margin requirements).
So whats with all the Clearing Houses that can use debts owed to the Banks by others against their own debts to clear out their Debt?
Good thing I'm Clearing their houses and dropping their shit off into a Volcano ;)
Had to make another Offering to keep Yellowstone from going off
Putting Pyramids and Tombs where the houses that were thrown into a Volcano were, sometimes they're there, sometimes they arent.
Be careful of the Stories spread across the Walls, you'll go into the story, live it, and come out with a new purpose. The whole place should be lit up with light to easily read, but you may just move to another period and find yourself back at the end of the story.
The Clearing Houses are assholes for saying they gave my family this house btw, We helped build it.
So they obviously don't uphold their obligations since there are millions of synthetic shares of AMC, which has created millions upon millions of Failure-To-Delivers (FTDs)
Can one clear student loans?
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System is inefficient, not entirely robinhood's fault as we are aware of more information.
this system will end in the next decade because its so slow and inefficient. BTC and blockchain technology will end up being the real winner in the whole gamestop debacle.
@@jonusjonus9271 yeah, but I think the stock market will catch up in 15 years if not 10.
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explains in lot complicated way
“That’s why you pay your broker 9.99/trade” omg, could you imagine. That’s insane.
Lol Robinhood is scamming so much people. There is no such thing as a free lunch. If you are not paying for the product you are the product. Robin hood takes huge cut on the spread of your trade.
@@rhythmandacoustics I dont use Robinhood. But still, crazy.
where's the risk if you can quickly verify the buyer has the money and the seller has the sell... this model seems outdated for 2021
Can any one say me what is clearing house. .???
Plz answer me
It's my exam question
Aged well
To the moon 🚀🚀🚀🚀
With monetary going digital there will be no need for ccp anymore
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So the Clearinghouse guarantees the transaction for a fee cool
How do you own a Clearinghouse because I would love to own a Clearinghouse
It's a completely unnecessary part of a digital transaction and still makes a percentage of each transaction, not only that but it has for a 3day window both parties money's worth of transaction . Which boosts it's (companies)asset or trade rating for 3 days.
You can't lose ever owning one of these!!!!
What a scam owning one of these should be illegal
The person's or groups that own these own damn near everything folks this isn't right
See after they take your money they reinvest their money back into taking your money
You are paying them to take your 💰
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Please invest in a proper microphone. The camera mic is insufficient and consequently the audio is poor.
Is blockchain technology the answer to removing all of these middlemen?
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love your video. just a bit dry... need some animation or jokes.