Compare the inverted yield curve 2007 to today... Then u realize what's coming. The sequel for big short will be epic.

The Irons character is actually doing a superb job as boss, when you think about it. He's almost immediately grasped the scale, which was unprecedented, of the situation and taken incredibly decisive and necessary actions. And he's generally maintained his calm and good humour while doing so. Most Wall St bosses were in denial at this point or shortly after or couldn't contemplate the necessary actions. It'd be nice to work for a boss that calm, correct, and decisive.

So you are a rocket scientist

2024 right now whats the future going to be like ?

The CEO of the company is so cavalier he gives the impression that he’s listening to information for the first time when in fact , the music stopped as soon as he was called and briefed before he entered into the meeting room , giving him the advantage for leading everyone to the foregone conclusion.

next time you make a video turn your volums UP! Truly annoying!

Patty👏Cake🧁🍥🍰🎂

Its so funny seeing Dan Humprey- i keep expecting to see Chuck Bass walk into the board room.

The end is freaking sad, Sam’s ex enjoys all his money like the “glitch” she is

It sure would be nice if Kevin Spacey hadn't turned out to be a complete POS because he really is a phenomenal actor

Such an underated and great Finance movie. Has some of the most epic scenes ever. I wish there were more Finance movies like this because this is as close as you get to the real world.

Came back to this after some time

Bro there's nothing printed on the papers. These are empty papers bro, they couldn't print anything? Random Wikipedia article idk. It's triggering my OCD so badly bcs I've seen this scene so many times

chase meaning and fulfillments.... not money money all we need but.. don't let it be your only goal in life.

This scene perfectly explains what margin is. I own a few thousand shares of CAVA on margin. More than a few times when the stock has gone down, it's exceeded the limits of how much that was loabed to me on margin. Luckily for me, by the end of the trading day, the stock has rebounded back within those limits. So I've avoided a call.

A person working in real estate here, we're into mid 2020's and the world still hasn't recovered from the greed a few people had back in 2000's. I don't think we ever will.

he won a math competition.....in China....:)

why is Michael Burry employee working at grocery?

"It's time to call bullshit." "Bullshit on what?" "Every-fucking-thing."

1 billion 500 million is the minimum requirement. Shit

And yet, here we are again, in 2024.

I miss Kevin Spacey.

I want sex with the Admin. Assist!!! She is the only character who isn't lying to us!!

This movie is absolutely terrible and I couldn't get into it one bit. _Margin Call_ is a beautiful and engaging masterpiece, not to mention the audience could understand what was going on. Whereas this was fart-sniffing, disjointed nonsense that didn't explain anything properly and was too complicated for the average viewer. The celebrity cameos, random rock music and fourth wall breaking quite frankly added jack sheet.

I applaud the heavy hand in the room. Made the right call. Even when everyone else was freaking out.

NINJA loan 😂 no income no job 😂

Maybe one of the best movies ever created.

If Jared Vennett (Greg Lippmann) made this same presentation to all the other big banks, why did they all tell him to take a hike? It's easy now, sure. But why didn't anyone else listen?

This scene was filmed in New Orleans. The building outside the window is the Pan-American building

Fuck you sam, will you give me a fucking break here

"every loser with a couple millions will be on it..." 😅

Christian Bales acting is something to behold in this scene 👍😊

Brilliant movie and great performances all around!

😅Let's not talk about my margins being fat. That's a nice shirt by the way, do they make them for men?*

The financialization of America. Nice job a**holes.

The command on Carmelo makes everyone irrelevant

"F**k me!", pretty much says it all.

You know this isnt a normal bank, it’s an investment bank that doesn’t deal in loans but had, like everyone else, faith in the system. They weren’t just selling the risky mortgages they were buying them as well. They discovered the value before anyone else what options did they really have?

As an engineer, there's that moment when you finish the math and you realize just how big you need to build something for the forces involved or the power load you need and the scope of the customer's demand hits you. I recognize that look on Peter's face as he stops his math and turns off his music. The enormity of what's coming is world-shattering in a way no one should see in their lifetime.

Jeremy Irons is phenomenal in this scene

2024 is going to make people forget 2008

Irons steals every scene he’s in.

The way Sam looks at Jared before meeting has started...

This is my favourite scene in any film ever and I have no idea why

So,Richard Fould gave himself almost 400mill $,fucked World's economy,spent few years in jail and voilà.He's out and again in the game,with all the millions he snatched. AMERICAN DREAM BRO.

It should be called second great depression. The way world is working. 3rd is coming. Soon.

I enjoyed Margot Robbie in the bubble bath explaining mortgage bonds, thanks for that👍

I think this movie is overrated and a failure. All it does is to tell that real estate crash was a horror story but Most people still dont understand the CDO, CDS and derivatives etc.

I wonder if these two apologised later.

All time low is the best time to buy stocks.