/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26874303
Yes.
>No goy, you can't do shit with your position. You can only sell it to me.
How else do you think that people have their positions as "closing only" all the while you can't buy it pretty much anywhere?

>>25215246
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>>/biz/thread/S16006742

>>/biz/thread/S19669109

Pic related anon knew over a year ago

Happy GFC2 anniversary!

On this date last year the banking system was in the middle of exploding again before Fed started pumping money into the repo market again

long before corona

Happy GFC2 anniversary!

On this date last year the banking system was in the middle of exploding again before Fed started pumping money into the repo market again

long before corona

>>22381380
>January
newfag

>>20995250
We have been talking about this for years. A thread here and there, but it wasn't until early this year that /pmg/ had enough members to sustain a general.

But the wake-up call was September of last year when the banking system almost collapsed again.

Recommended threads:
>>/biz/thread/S16006742
>>/biz/thread/S19669109

>>19707280
There were people here trying to warn /biz/ last year after the repo crisis.

>>/biz/thread/S16006742

>>19685275
>>19685989
Check out this thread too, another great one for the bookmarks

https://archived.moe/biz/thread/16006742
Ctrl+F for OP's ID "DqWJwyDo" and read those at least, but the entire thread is good.

For some reason archived.moe doesn't save images so there's warosu (but that doesn't show IDs):
>>/biz/thread/S16006742

Is there a better biz archive than those two?

>>17865980
Trump has his own interests in mind and has clearly stated that by hinting at shutting the market down. He took responsibility for a small jump after the market went down at almost record setting pace beforehand.

I myself voted for Trump, but I believe Bill Burr may have been somewhat correct in saying that after a certain level up the ladder, there is no political parties.

Trump using the Fed to implement such insatious amounts of credit supporting and supposed inflation just so he can have a better chance at the next election is also unnerving yet telling all at the same time.

You realistically may be just better off moving. America already has been socialist since it's dollar/labor is controlled by banks. Banks which the Federal Reserve actually has ex bankers working for them. As there is no end to hell, and it is a bottomless pit, so their is no end to their greed. Pic related is just a smidge.
I took it upon myself to deeply analyze various markets, practices and so on this past year and it has led me to concluding that wealth flows up faster than it does down, and the next 3-5 will likely only get worse. I found this out before all of the coronavirus panic too. It's worth noting and I advise you to consider all of the options.

>>17863428

From October 2019

>>17741593
And smarter people than me knew it was coming for years

>>17730722
To answer the preemptive "what does this mean?":

If they don't keep injecting the liquidity that the primary dealers and other counterparties are demanding, then the Effective Fed Funds rate will blow past the target range like it did in September. The lending market will seize up like it did during the GFC as banks that need the cash won't be able to get it, and overnight many of them will be completely insolvent. See 2008 and Bear Stearns, AIG, etc.

But Powell won't let that happen, he is having his own "whatever it takes" moment like Bernanke did. He will continue to print the money. Right now we're headed towards deflation with coronavirus and a demand shock. However the supply shock will come into focus later in the year. Coupled with all this money printing, we will see massive inflation.

https://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/domestic-market-operations/monetary-policy-implementation/repo-reverse-repo-agreements/repurchase-agreement-operational-details#monthly-summary

>>17718148
>>17718152
If they don't keep injecting the liquidity that the primary dealers and other counterparties are demanding, then the Effective Fed Funds rate will blow past the target range like it did in September. The lending market will seize up like it did during the GFC as banks that need the cash won't be able to get it, and overnight many of them will be completely insolvent. See 2008 and Bear Stearns, AIG, etc.

But Powell won't let that happen, he is having his own "whatever it takes" moment like Bernanke did. He will continue to print the money. Right now we're headed towards deflation with coronavirus and a demand shock. However the supply shock will come into focus later in the year. Coupled with all this money printing, we will see massive inflation, possibly hyperinflation.

>>17699613
This playlist / channel. https://youtu.be/thfJXeMzedc?list=PLdIZc_RaumFDlP041khqznqCOZrMsEgji

Also go to this thread in the archives https://archived.moe/biz/thread/16006742
Ctrl+F for OP's ID DqWJwyDo and read those posts in particular, but the whole thread is good.

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