I'm thinking of quitting stocks, walking into the nearest recruiters office, and volunteering to be sent to the frontlines. I think that's all I'm good for...
if JPM and MS beat earnings we at least get a big relief rally tomorrow... too many puts and shorts for MM to let them cash in.. Monday big dump after everything expires.
why are the auctions / new t-bills paying so much less than secondary market?
Ethan Morris
That's fine I'm not talking about Ukraine. They can test chemical weapons on me for all I care at this point Lol I don't need a car, I'm 35 and already paid mine off years ago. I'm also not looking to buy a new one to 'impress the ladies' because I know that wouldn't work for someone like me anyways.
Aiden Barnes
If theres no oil, and all the nat gas is being bought up by europe so that the rest of the world has to buy coal, which is already 5x normal price already at the moon, what is the next fuel rush i should invest in?
Can i buy rainforests in an index to chop down for firewood? Or garbage to burn?
I had 3 clients call in today to put all of their fucking money into this Chink pump and dump scheme $ILAG stock. Stock was IPOed at $5, started trading at $20, went up to $26 and... back to $5. 2 of those client some nice paper gains at some point. They were told from this Chink guy on Telegram to get out at $40. They decided to keep on holding and now lost over 70% of their portfolio.
That's the front line I want to go to! Brb, heading to the recruiters now
Kevin Harris
Yeah I occasionally think of doing the same. At least we could know what it's like to kill and maybe die a warriors death. Doubt it would do anything positive for you if you returned though unless you got some useful skills there.
Carter Green
Need a new current thing
Jaxon Jones
If I actually got in as an officer, I'd probably try to make a career for as long as they'd let me. I used to be a glowie (contractor) so I have a lot of experience doing military bureaucracy shit... and actually kind of enjoyed it.
Nicholas Brooks
>The chart below shows the volume of “reverse repurchases” the Fed currently has on its balance sheet. Every day, over $2 trillion in cash balances are conveyed to the Fed by banks, government-sponsored enterprises, and money market funds, in return for overnight “interest.” This operation essentially creates “synthetic” money-market assets for these entities, because the Fed insists on holding the actual money market assets (Treasury securities) on its own balance sheet, for reasons that seem unclear even to the FOMC
Thank you! Holy fuck hahaha if this is to stop inflation, WHY NOT JUST SELL THE FUCKING BONDS AHAHAHA
Pro-tip: it’s because this lets them collateralize the bonds basically. ILLEGAL. TRASH. JUST AS BAD AS BITCOIN.
Yes, in fact thats the reason Im not bullish in SIGA, munkeypux is looking like a real treat but Macro IS the biggest enemy right now, I fear a volatility spike is getting really close. SQQQ honestly feels like the only way forward for now.
Actually kind of based, when you look at how russians and chinks wave their nukes around and base their entire el presidente goverments around threathening to nuke first world countries, you realize any further shitholes should be prevented from getting nukes by any means necessary.
Ayden Edwards
So why the dump and pump?
Gabriel Foster
Does the average American know or care about Iran in any notable way?