[HN Gopher] CNBC just deleted 5 pages showing CD5 data for banks...
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       CNBC just deleted 5 pages showing CD5 data for banks including JPM
       and BAC
        
       CNBC just deleted 5 pages showing the current and historical 5 year
       Credit Default Swaps for:  - JPMorgan, deleted URL:
       https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/JPMCD5  - Bank of America, deleted URL:
       https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/BACCD5  - PNC, deleted URL:
       https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/PNCCD5  - Truist Financial, deleted
       URL: https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/TFCCD5  - Wells Fargo, deleted
       URL: https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/WFCCD5  Not deleted: Goldman Sachs
       https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/GSCD5, Deutsche Bank
       https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/DBCD5 .  You can easily use archive.org
       to check for yourself example: https://web.archive.org/web/20221009
       203204/https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/BACCD5  This might not seem like
       a big thing, but it is! This was one of the very few sources were
       you could see current credit default swaps data online. I would
       love to get an explanation from CNBC.  EDIT: I was actively
       crawling the pages in question, it did work until at least Friday,
       24 March 2023 23:55:35 after that the crawling paused for the
       weekend as the markets are closed. So this change occurred during
       the weekend.
        
       Author : janmo
       Score  : 67 points
       Date   : 2023-03-26 17:56 UTC (5 hours ago)
        
       | ricardobayes wrote:
       | Might be a bug or a data issue, especially given some are still
       | visible.
        
       | lobstersammich wrote:
       | I have not read the paper below yet, but it seems germane to any
       | discussion of the source(s) of credit default swap data:
       | 
       | "Are all Credit Default Swap Databases Equal?"
       | https://www.cnmv.es/DocPortal/Publicaciones/MONOGRAFIAS/DT44...
       | 
       | I've been using this resource for some time to track the five-
       | year CDS rates of many North American and European banks:
       | https://www.derivateverband.de/ENG/Transparency/Credit-Defau...
       | 
       | At the bottom of the chart/table you can see (a) the source of
       | the data points as well as (b) the last updated date. For the
       | page today the text reads as follows, so the data was last
       | updated on Friday, the 24th of March:
       | 
       | > Source: CMA, part of S&P Capital IQ, Copyright (c) 2013, Credit
       | Market Analysis Limited. All rights reserved. Date: 24.03.2023
        
         | janmo wrote:
         | Very good source, thank you
        
       | wmf wrote:
       | I don't understand this stuff but I have seen an argument that
       | these graphs are spreading FUD.
        
         | salawat wrote:
         | No, they aren't, they are just data.
         | 
         | The problem is the powers that be are heavily invested in
         | keeping the cattle from panicing or paying attention to the
         | house of cards we call an economy.
         | 
         | I assure you; perception management is never benign. It's a
         | reason why in common law, adverse inference is a thing.
         | 
         | https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverse_inference
        
         | janmo wrote:
         | So they are self-censoring themselves?
        
           | wmf wrote:
           | I don't know if they are or not, but it's an obvious way to
           | disrupt a harmful information cascade.
        
       | snake_doc wrote:
       | Just checked Refinitiv (which is CNBC's source), they are all
       | there...
       | 
       | It's not free to calculate marketing pricing you know... Pay for
       | it...
        
         | janmo wrote:
         | That's my point, the broad public hasn't access to a Bloomberg
         | Terminal or Refinitv. That's why if the CNBC data is gone, then
         | it will become very hard to check.
         | 
         | If you search something like "JP Morgan credit default swap"
         | CNBC was the only usable result.
        
           | cinquemb wrote:
           | Yeah, something similar happened with IHS markit after they
           | got aquired by S&P global in 2022, all their CDX data went
           | private.
           | 
           | These types of things to me are warning signs.
        
       | jonas-w wrote:
       | PNC seems to be up again?
       | 
       | Edit: it showed 82, after clicking on the link a second time it
       | still is missing?? weird
        
       | spaceman_2020 wrote:
       | Isn't this public information anywy?
        
       | pestatije wrote:
       | Weird they didn't delete Deutsche Bank one, it's supposedly the
       | next one to fall
        
         | janmo wrote:
         | I would love to know
        
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