Imagine if it was like "oh no, 100,000 retail investors didn't set a stop loss and are going to lose everything except a special $250k they had insured. Should we give them a break because they're bad at managing their money?"
Yeah but regular people aren't going to suffer anyway. This is just a handout for stupid rich people and businesses that are just shell companies holding money like a bunch of bullshit LLCs to cover their tracks.
No small business is going to have more than $250k in a bank account.
Nor a farmer.
Nor the average wage slave.
Who is the idiot that had $400k or $1M or somehow more in these banks and are crying because they had more than $250k but FDIC won't cover it? I believe the answer is people and corporations that deserve to learn a lesson.
@feld Well millionaires don't put their money in banks anyway. If you have a significant amount of money in the bank for more than a few months you are literally losing money because interest rates don't keep up with inflation and.
Everyone (the majority) of people that had money in SVB literally had more money than they knew what to do with. What happened to SVB literally shouldn't concern anyone else, except people watch the news and don't know how banking works.