FDIC Insurance Fund - It Doesn't Actually Exist [View article]
No. The FDIC fee pays for the useful service of paying off part of deposits when a bank fails. The government needs to charge higher fees when it pays out more to depositors. For the bank it is a cost of doing business and if it cannot pay the higher fee it should go out of business. Ignore "fund" and "tax".
Why Commodities May Be Nearing a Turning Point [View article]
It seems that this fund went bust because it was long commodity stocks and short commodities. The hedge went bad on both sides. It caused a mini-crash in the stock markets but that does not say much about commodity prices in general.
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