After discovering this, the company's top executives held overnight meetings, hoping to come up with a strategy to save the company. Experienced stockbroker Sam Rodgers, his boss Judd Cohen and financial crisis analyst Sarah Robertson were all at the meeting. Even the company's boss, John Tould, rushed back in a helicopter. The meeting decided that banks would sell these worthless securities at extremely low prices.
Company executives have neither fear nor shame about these impending dangers to the financial world. They dumped all the bad assets as soon as the market opened the next day. In this way, although investment banks can get temporary stability, it will trigger a series of chain reactions, and eventually bad luck will come to these investment banks.
Kevin Spacey was finally dissatisfied with Irons for selling off distressed assets and firing employees, but he was forced to stay because of a lack of money. Young analysts will also get promotions.
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