Name: The Big Short
Released: 2017-06-28
Duration: 2 h 10 min

Words to remember

Nouns

1) in.

I'm gonna bash his fuckin. head in.
2) rower

Former Olympic rower who went to Brown.
3) weirdo

a few outsiders and weirdo saw what no one else could.
4) tranche

We're interested in shorting some of the AA tranche of CDOs.
5) criminality

This level of criminality is unprecedented,
6) snot

You give them to your snot-nosed kid when he turns 15.
7) testicle

DANNY: It's almost as large as another testicle unto itself.
8) cdo

MARK: A CDO? JARED: Yes. A CDO.
9) motherfucker

Oh, motherfucker!
10) chipper

Please don't be chipper in the face of me being miserable.
11) overdraft

I start grilling him about overdraft penalties
12) fico

subprime shit with FICOs below 550!
13) optimist

And Danny Moses. The optimist of the bunch.
14) realist

The realist versus the fools.
15) fella

Suck it up and pay up, fella. We made a deal.
16) meltdown

Mortgage meltdown continued today.
17) distrust

His small team reflected his distrust of the system.
18) petrochemical

What you got to do is get your soil off the petrochemical.
19) remittance

Who got the remittance data early? I bet it's Goldman.
20) soapbox

-mahogany soapbox. - Hey! Hey!
21) deuce

DANNY: Let me drop a deuce at Deutsche.
22) kerosene

and the CDOs were the kerosene-soaked rags,
23) appetizer

WOMAN: You boys want any appetizer?

Verbs

1) do.

to make you think only they can do. they do.
2) poach

I had two poach eggs
3) quintuple

quintuple since 2000
4) repackage

We just repackage it with a bunch of other shit
5) mutate

mutate into a monstrosity that
6) gobble

were gobble up by the consumers!
7) taint

This record is not taint.
8) downgrade

the ratings agencies haven't downgrade subprime bonds
9) lash

REPORTER: He lash out at rumors he used performance enhancing drugs.
10) unload

Casey, right now every bank in town is unload these shit bonds
11) weep

"And Caesar wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer."
12) crunch

When haven't we crunch the numbers?
13) rig

CHARLIE: It's rig. We bought into a rig game.
14) scare

It scare the shit out of me.
15) expire

once itjumps up after your teaser rate expire.
16) expose

And if there is, how expose are the banks?
17) react

MAN: ...consumers react to our packages...
18) prop

The housing market is prop up on these
19) bust

Oh, hey, Kathy, you bust me.
20) insure

not be affected by the demise of the very thing it insure?
21) bother

What bother me isn't that
22) burst

the tech bubble burst in 2001
23) freeze

in France froze customer's money market accounts today.

Adverbs

1) cheaply

Jamie and Charlie found markets will sell options very cheaply
2) morally

Being the crafty and morally onerous chef that I am,
3) amazingly

were amazingly profitable for the big banks.
4) supposedly

that were supposedly 65% AAA
5) underneath

and is like a sac underneath.
6) remotely

I'm not feeling remotely confident that we're right.
7) appropriately

There's no way you're marking these swaps appropriately.
8) incredibly

God, you are an incredibly big piece of shit.
9) accurately

So you're free to mark my swaps accurately for once
10) wherever

I look for value wherever it can be found.
11) barely

And America barely noticed as its number one industry
12) somehow

Somehow you're like Dora the Explorer
13) perfectly

You understand perfectly, Bob. You want the deal?
14) basically

Basically, Lewis Ranieri's mortgage bonds
15) somewhere

Somewhere along the line, these B's and BB's
16) personally

Don't take it personally.
17) obviously

Now, obviously, if you're buying B's, you could make more money.
18) apparently

Apparently, this guy wanted $200 mil in credit default swaps.
19) definitely

A few. There's definitely some interest.
20) unfortunately

Unfortunately, it's in a place like this which I would never be.
21) forever

but he had already changed banking forever
22) eventually

Eventually, people get caught, things go south.
23) possibly

PORTER: I just need to know, how could these possibly be collated?

Adjectives

1) 8th

And then... 'Cause he wanted the one on the 8th floor.
2) dismissive

dismissive and superior.
3) reprehensible

And Bear. What about Bear? They have some reprehensible product.
4) sullen

So, I've come to the sullen realization
5) unsold

Throw all this unsold fish, which is the BBB level of the bond,
6) uneventful

First of all, how was your travel? How are you? Uneventful?
7) pompous

pompous, dumb Wall Streeters be wildly wrong,
8) tumultuous

follows a tumultuous few months of market volatility
9) distressing

Michael, this is highly distressing.
10) smug

PORTER: There's a lot of smug-looking people in here, huh?
11) doomsday

doomsday prediction was music to their ears.
12) notional

What's your notional value?
13) overpriced

- I don't know, loaded with assets? -"Rich" just means overpriced.
14) unsuspecting

onto unsuspecting customers.
15) legit

was legit without proving it.
16) rigged

CHARLIE: It's rigged. We bought into a rigged game.
17) virtuous

You love to be the virtuous one.
18) sarcastic

Are you being sarcastic with us, Mike?
19) venerable

The collapse of the venerable New York bank
20) smashed

His face was so smashed.
21) recognizable

specific identifiers, extremely recognizable.
22) delinquent

Hello. I'm surveying mortgage owners who are over 90 days delinquent.
23) obscene

Because the banks are too busy getting paid obscene fees

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