/biz/ - Business & Finance

TSLA just stay under 200 for fucks sake just die already once and for all DIE

>>29478294
are you serious

there are people here who were balls deep in ev memes like TSLA and CCIV

they are definitely down more than 5%

>W
sell that

>CMG
sell that

>TSLA
definitely sell that

>Nikola, Chairman Milton Face Investor Lawsuit Over Alleged False, Misleading Statements

>$NKLA Company didn't do anything, Lawsuits wont do any good. Cases will be dismissed. Courts and cases bunch of waste of time. I been that, done that.

https://stocktwits.com/shawn45/message/244351215

DINDU NUFFIN

R E P E N T Q ' E R S

>>20582446
95x 239 7/31 QQQ

Rest is in a savings account, assets are sks, 10k 762, apartment contract, car and 10k$ pc

market will black swan 8/1

who here is properly positioned for

BLACK

MONDAY

Did you think this was sustainable with the Fed cutting their balance sheet week after week?

>>20052554
>TIME TO BUY CHEAPIES
Ohhh no anon what will ever happen to my shorts on WKHS oh yeah shorts completely BTFO mm hmm anon oh no not the bears oh

>>20050452
Didn't read still gonna dump

>>20048503
Yeah dude I missed out on your meme stock, thanks for the free money

>>20029991
>This shit has happened every trading day since $7

>On March 23, the Board announced that it would support consumer and business lending by establishing the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (TALF). The TALF is authorized to extend up to $100 billion in loans and is backed by $10 billion in CARES Act equity. This facility lends against top-rated securities backed by auto loans, credit card loans, other consumer and business loans, commercial mortgage-backed securities, and other assets. The TALF supports credit access by consumers and businesses and provides liquidity to the broader ABS market. The facility made its first loans on June 25, and, to date, has extended $252 million in loans to eligible borrowers. Since the TALF was announced, ABS spreads have contracted significantly. Thus, the facility might be used relatively little and mainly serve as a backstop, assuring lenders that they will have access to funding and giving them the confidence to make loans to households and businesses.

>To support the credit needs of large employers, the Federal Reserve also established the Primary Market Corporate Credit Facility (PMCCF) and the Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility (SMCCF). These facilities primarily purchase bonds issued by U.S. companies that were investment grade on March 22, 2020. The two facilities have a combined purchase capacity of up to $750 billion and are backed by $75 billion in CARES Act equity. Final terms and operational details on the PMCCF were announced on June 29, and it stands ready to purchase newly issued corporate bonds and syndicated loans, serving as a backstop for businesses seeking to refinance their existing credit or obtain new funding.

>>20028488
>Amid the tensions and uncertainties of mid-March and as a more adverse outlook for the economy took hold, investors exhibited greater risk aversion and pulled away from longer-term and riskier assets as well as from some money market mutual funds. To help stabilize short-term funding markets, we lengthened the term and lowered the rate on discount window loans to depository institutions. The Board also established, with the approval of the Treasury Department, the Primary Dealer Credit Facility (PDCF) under our emergency lending authority in section 13(3) of the Federal Reserve Act. Under the PDCF, the Federal Reserve provides loans against good collateral to primary dealers that are critical intermediaries in short-term funding markets. Similar to the large-scale purchases of Treasury securities and agency MBS that I mentioned earlier, this facility helps restore normal market functioning.

>In addition, under section 13(3) and together with the Treasury Department, we set up the Commercial Paper Funding Facility, or CPFF, and the Money Market Mutual Fund Liquidity Facility, or MMLF. Millions of Americans put their savings into these markets, and employers use them to secure short-term funding to meet payroll and support their operations. Both of these facilities have equity provided by the Treasury Department to protect the Federal Reserve from losses. After the announcement and implementation of these facilities, indicators of market functioning in commercial paper and other short-term funding markets improved substantially, and rapid outflows from prime and tax-exempt money market funds stopped.

>>20027656
Last green week of the year

>>19730195
Indeed it has