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when will the obsession with bulgarians end?

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And when was the interest rate this high last time? What does 100% utilisation and increasingly high interest rates signify? Because you will dodge giving a straight answer (suits you since you're a huge faggot), I'll tell you: Low liquidity in a stock that should have tons of liquidity, where the market maker literally can print shares to create liquidity. Doesn't seem right to me, so I'll hold.