/biz/ - Business & Finance

Screening for high debt-to-equity ratios. Get on my level.

>>58163466
yea that sounds like gme or a low market cap that would require such a thing. Idk much about sec filings and precedents from the finance world but low MCAP would prolly already be heavily regulated and any buyer can only buy smaller percentages cause a rich enough firm or individual can easily buy over 100% and really fuck shit up lol (see global links naked short scandal).

I never saw a post about this info do you have a link to the sec filing that berkshire made, also with a "searchable string keyword" that i can locate this info quickly inside said docuemnt? I like to dunk on shills so they can only slide threads to combat it.

>>58086139
Why are you so mad? Quit gambling on catalysts.

>>58061798
You do. The shithole of your mind.

The most leveraged degen short against the S&P you ever seen.

>VIX is only 13
Really?

>>57760015
Shut the fuck up.

>>57679237
you disappoint bill

Since 1928 the S&P has had its worst returns in the last 2 weeks of February

>>57645114
>My cost basis is $37
Too late now. You saw what happened to SMCI on Friday? That was just the warm-up prequel. NVDA is the main event and the show starts at market open Tuesday morning. Prepare your anus. You might *might* be able to get out fast enough with enough profit to pay your broker commissions. After that all bets are off

You're using too little leverage, son.

>>57599613
I bet my man Bill did this.

>>57515914
The spergs that buy bonds finally sort of want to buy short term ones.

>>57481082
oh they will, ken griffin has a former presidential sercret service bodyguard to protect him while they are cutting off the unlucky mold that will be thrown under the bus for 'justice' to sell to the average voting retard, who thinks their voice actually matters (hint: you only vote for a choice presented to you by major media conglomerates, yes including the internet).

When people start asking more natural questions like: "I wonder how many other shares in my retirement are made up bullshit?" They will further distract with a "cyber attack" and implement serious internet controls like a patriot act version 2.0.


"FBI issues dramatic public warning: Chinese hackers are preparing to 'wreak havoc' on the US", jan 31, 2024 youtube headline.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prsWw4q8XOM&ab_channel=CNN

So yea couple hundred thousand getting rich in bbby and gme wont be that big of a deal considering wealth is only one dimension of power, and its not a big threat if retards who are going to order doordash and play video games get wealthy. Sure some will 'fight for justice' but those are the super hero larpers who dont understand power dynamics and the reality of the world.

How leveraged are you?

>>57321906
nice

>>57302018
>8. Ryan Cohen writes the letter to BBBY's board after buying a large stake in the company.
>9. Ryan Cohen sells his stake to an unknown party, not on the market.
>10. BBBY is shorted to oblivion and is theorized to be many times over the outstanding share count short, the company even walks shorts into a trap by providing dilution rumors in the form of warrants and class A convertible shares (all which never hit the market).
>11. BBBY undergoes chapter 11 proceedings, in doing so it is revealed the value of the company in NOLs (several billion in tax breaks for a potential startup).
>12. IP is sold to Overstock, a company who has battled naked shorts before in the legal world.
>13. Legal language similar to m&a activity begins to appear in the Ch 11 bankruptcy dockets.
>14. Teddy, Ryan Cohen's company, is a financial instrument with trademarks for baby goods as well as bed and bath retail goods.
>15. GameStop releases a quarterly document with 10x the normal instances of m&a disclosures/information.
A merger or acquisition for a stock to stock deal forces all the shares to be accounted for, tallied, and distributed to their respective parties. This type of deal can be used to counter naked shorting, as it forces all shares to be located and assigned to their respective owners, not held in street name. Shares being held in street name is why there can be more shares sold short than the entire share count outstanding, if all shares are held in shareholders' names directly, this would not be possible.

Going to pop along with GME, therefore, this is why I am extremely demoralized, and will certainly sell the new equity for any price I can get. Why would I use the cash portion of the dividend to buy even more of the new equity and hold to generate passive income for decades to come? Who would behave this way? If the stock happened to be cartoonishly naked shorted, this would be a catastrophe for wallstreet.

>>57105937
Looking at the market it's been crabbing green on low volume for a week while being rejected just below XYZ. The logical inference is that when volume picks up again after the holidays it will be rejected and fall to a lower level of support and will be red for a few weeks, like last year.

>>56965570
wtf bro thats how you make money during stagflation
You better be just pretending to be retarded

>>56836652
spy leap maximum leverage

if Cathie's back, you know who is coming back as well

>>56810847
40 more years and you can take a break
or you can get some mega leverage and let her ride

Vanguard doesn't let me buy leveraged or inverse ETFs.

Wow
Another coin that
Does nothing