March’s bank failures show alternatives can be tough even when retail traders pick major winners

March’s bank failures show alternatives can be tough even when retail traders pick major winners


Crucial Details
  • The closures of Silicon Valley Financial institution on March 10 and Signature on March 12 led to halts for the shares — at $106 for each share for SVB and $70 per share for Signature. 
  • That brought on challenges for traders who experienced wager the shares would decrease.
  • The Solutions Clearing Company declared that the choices should really be determined on a broker-to-broker basis, sending traders digging through their possibilities agreements to determine out following measures. 



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