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And if you are an accredited investor, they actually insure 0. They could lose all your money.
Is there a way around this?
How do people with 8 or 9 figures manage their money? Is there some insurance that you can contract?
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what the fuck does a broker need to insure? if your investment goes under that's your fault. if ibkr goes under, in the us at least, it's 500k insurance on your cash/money market only.
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>>62033266
>if your investment goes under that's your fault
are you fucking stupid? that's not what they mean by insure god damn you are genuinely fucking dumb to think a brokerage will subsidize your losses.

it's for when shit goes insolvent.
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actually, upon further inspection, in the us ibkr buys extra sipc coverage beyond the 500k...sucks to suck i guess
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>>62033268
my point is doesnt your government do that for you if the broker does not? euros were supposed to have better protections



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