Actual conspiracy right here: hawk-eyed researchers on Reddit and Twitter noticed that CNBC’s web site has removed the realtime market data for credit default swaps, or CDS, linked to several major US banks. What could this mean? Nothing like a little quiet censorship to slow the banking crisis contagion. Credit Default Swap (CDS) data quietly disappears on CNBC’s website over the weekend, just as concerns were raised about a spike in CDS activity related to Charles Schwab.