每个银行都发 成为好朋友还是不成为好呢。
不明白什么意思啊
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20 条回复
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#1
不明白什么是AI就不要签AI说难听点就是银行可以卖你各种一般客户不可以买的高风险金融产品而亏本时银行不用负责任。
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小土 楼主#2
刚看完条例和hoogle买bond 也算高风险吗
意思 买bond retail 客户和ai 收到不同的信息 ？ai 可以不给risk .
咋觉得是橡皮图章 -
#3
恭喜楼主 贺喜楼主 成为高净值人士
Criteria for Accredited Investor (AI) ：
(A) Your net personal assets exceed in value S$2 million (or its equivalent in a foreign currency) or such other amount as the Authority may prescribe in place of the first amount; or
(B) Your income in the preceding 12 months is not less than $300,000 (or its equivalent in a foreign currency) or such other amount as the Authority may prescribe in place of the first amount;
As an asset rich, cash poor nation, many Singaporeans used to qualify themselves using their properties. With effect from December 2018, an individual’s primary residence (Registered Residential Address) will only account for up to S$1 million of the individual’s net personal assets, after deducting outstanding amounts e.g. mortgage loan.
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#4
小土女豪您都没听说过还生活在冰川世纪吧。
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#5
选择opt out的话就成了普通的retail 投资者了，那该银行只能卖给AI的产品就不能卖你了，选择面窄了一些
lz可以把不同银行发的notice发我看看吗？抹去私人信息，纯粹想看看这个notice怎么写的，各家银行之间差别大不大。 -
#6
走也是女豪之一迭择面多是好，关键赚钱吗？
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#7
赶上市场不好肯定无处可逃但选择多了还是好事吧？还是可以继续只买那些retail investor才能买的啊。想投资些收益高的风险大的自己再仔细研究呗。
可别抬举我，把我卖了也当不上AI啊。我问lz要notice是工作需要，因为我们公司也得往外发这些notice哈哈，学习一下。 -
小土 楼主#8
短我你的微信吧另外 Credit Suisse hsbc 网上都有 差不多的意思 感觉是MAS 打底了的
我自己出了定存 bonds 没有别的
还在犹豫etf or REITs 然而 BOS 给的费用。15 bps. 不觉得好很多 -
小土 楼主#9
我跟我同事 还有公司帐户都收到了以为每个人都有 好傻
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#10
你，你同事，你公司都是高大上。神一般的存在。
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小土 楼主#11
哈哈哈你全家都高：）
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#12
拜土豪，中多多锦鲤加身，菩萨保佑
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#13
翻译hi, i will kill you later
就这个意思，不过谁kill谁不知道，kill银行基本做不到，市场上的韭菜就可能 -
#14
高收益的企业债default了就血本无归了呀
所以只有ai可以买 -
#15
这其实是一条花样炫富贴
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小土 楼主#16
最近明白了
可以直接买bond
直接投资 不用通过银行 和 unit trust
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#17
一直都可以啊只要你信任发债的单位当然就可以买了，随便一个大妈也可以发债的啊，只要给的利息够吸引人就会有人买了，当然那个大妈也要有一个很好的怎么用钱的故事，让别人觉得你有前途就会很多人来买你的债券了。
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#18
握手我们公司也是哈哈
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#19
自杀游戏好恐怖哈哈
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小土 楼主#20
我说眼熟
Accumulators (aka: share forward accumulators) are financial derivative products sold by an issuer (seller) to investors (the buyer) that require the buyers to buy shares of some underlying security at a predetermined strike price, settled periodically.[1] This allows the investor to "accumulate" holdings in the underlying security over the term of the contract. Sometimes known as "I kill you later"[1] contracts, accumulators typically last for a year or less and terminate early ("knock-out") if the stock price goes above a threshold ("barrier").
The basic idea of an accumulator contract is that the buyer speculates a company will trade between a certain price range (the range between the strike and the knock out price) within the contract period, and the issuer bets that stock will fall below the strike price. Note that the buyer holds an obligation to buy the shares at the strike price and not the option to buy. Likewise, the issuer holds an obligation to sell shares at the strike price.