Margin Call Page #2
You should... Come on.
No, man. I'm cool. Thanks.
Okay. Well, if you change your mind,
just give me a call.
I will.
Come.
- Where you guys going?
- The Grand.
I will call you when I am done.
All right.
Hey, be glad you're still alive.
I am.
- Have a good night, man.
- You, too.
Come on. Come on. Come on.
We're sorry.
You've reached a number...
- F*** me. F***!
- ...that has been disconnected.
- Hello?
- Hey.
- I can't hear you.
- What?
Can you go outside? It's too loud.
Hold on a second. It's loud.
Just give me a second.
- All right, what's up?
- Hey, where are you?
- Lugo.
- Okay. Are you with Will?
- Yeah. Will Emerson?
- Yeah.
Yeah. I think he's still here. Why?
All right. I need you to get Will,
and I need you guys to come back up here.
- Where?
- To the office.
- What?
- I'm serious.
Wait a sec... You want me
to get our boss' boss out of a club
and bring him back to the office
at 10:
00 on a Thursday night?Well, our boss got axed,
so technically he is our boss,
- and yes, that is what I want you to do.
- Why?
Look, man. Just trust me, okay?
I need you guys back here now.
All right. We'll be there in 10.
F***.
Have I ever told you
how much I love your bag?
No, really.
- Do you have a little dress that matches it?
- Yeah, I do.
Because you could bounce around in it
like a f***ing girl.
Hey!
Look who's burning the candle
at both ends.
Why didn't you come out with us?
There's no more cuts planned.
You don't have to kiss my arse.
I frankly don't even know
what it is you guys do.
Well, I'm really sorry
I had to bring you guys back here,
- but...
- That's all right.
- What's going on?
- Look at this.
- Eric gave me this file before he left.
- Eric...
Dale. And he told me
that he couldn't quite figure it out.
And the last thing he said to me
before the elevator doors closed was,
"Be careful."
- He said, "Be careful"?
- Yeah. So, obviously, I'm a little curious.
I start to get into it a little bit,
and I realize that the only thing
that he's missing...
- This is not good, Will.
- All right. Okay. So what is he doing here?
No, no. Go to model four.
It makes more sense.
Okay. All right.
What is this?
This is basically everything that
we have in our books at any given time.
But, what Eric was trying to do
was to work these numbers
for levels of volatility that fall
outside of the standard VAR model.
- What are those levels?
- It's fairly complicated.
Simplify.
The volatility levels are set
using historic patterns, basically,
and then stretching those patterns
out another 10, 15% roughly.
All right, so?
So, we are starting
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