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>> No.51199296

JOE CHINESE SETPOINT BIDEN
FAGGOT PRESIDENT

>> No.51199319
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Well, looks like August is going to be another loss for me

>> No.51199327

it's going to gap down, don't hedge your puts, thank me tomorrow.

>> No.51199330

still in awe that the absolute brainlets on this board think that the fed prints 12 trillion dollars of m1 in the same month where m2 goes up by only 800 billion dollars, despite the fact that m2 contains m1

>> No.51199332

>>51199287
>293

>> No.51199336
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Reminder: Inflation is solved by increasing supply to lower prices of goods. Raising rates only reduces the amount of money entering the market, it doesnt remove any. It also doesnt lower commodity prices.

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>>51199327
tank you, very needful ser

>> No.51199350

>>51199336
Okay but powell will do it anyways

>> No.51199352
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51199352

my portfolio is down 0.02%
someone needs to pay for this

>> No.51199362

>>51199350
Because its all he can do.

>> No.51199365

>>51199336
>Raising rates only reduces the amount of money entering the market, it doesnt remove any.
WRONG, YOU STUPID FAGGOT

>> No.51199370

Fixing stagflation requires improved efficiency in industry yes, prioritising investment to reduce input costs and de-prioritising everything else.
However short term inflation, with the risk of runaway inflation, requires monetary policy in order to prevent feedback effects that can cause bigger problems.

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>>51199287
and just like that, tomorrow will be all gains.
>Verification not required.

>> No.51199386
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51199386

These Jews...

>> No.51199387

Why are there federal agents posting retarded opinions here?

>> No.51199388

Party City isn't so great? Are you kidding me? When was the last time you saw a store with such a large and quality section of balloons? Party City puts the balloon game on another level, and we will be blessed if we ever see a store with its skill and passion for parties again. GME breaks records. AMC breaks records. PRTY breaks the rules. You can keep your NFTs. I prefer the Paw Patrol Baking Cups.

>> No.51199396

>>51199352
I only pay for my thread wife's losses

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>>51199336
>>51199365
Please sirs, don't keep acting like bikejoggers & shit up this bread too.

>> No.51199409

>>51199404
Not like anything else to talk about. Market closes in a min.

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>>51199404
>bikejoggers
You talkin shit m8

>> No.51199414

>>51199387
Because apparently the entire role of the western intelligence community is to go around lying to people so state socialists can gain more power.

I DARE ANYONE TO LOOK ME IN THE EYE AND SAY THAT WASN'T THE DUMBEST 10 MINUTES OF YOUR LIFE

>> No.51199422
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Mumu are you okay. That was a bit brutal.

>> No.51199426

>>51199386
>Say you're going to shoot up a synagoguge
>fed gifts you 2 free ars
I'd keep doing this until every urban youth is armed like Brazil.

>> No.51199430

>>51199336
Increasing supply to match inflated demand? Yes a lot of stupid companies did this and now they are holding the bag with gluts. No at least historically the fed has destroy demand by causing economic pain and send unemployment higher, how? ez higher interest rates a QT. All this talk about soft landing and what not is just pure copium, just stay short on equities and enjoy the ride.

>> No.51199431

lmao at that giga panic dump into close

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>>51199388
Based

>> No.51199441
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Ding ding ding! How did it go today anon?

>> No.51199442

>>51199370
If inflation starts getting too high, or appears out of control, people will suddenly start spending even more to make the most of their reserves before they become worthless.
This is the mechanism that tends to lead to hyperinflation and it's why fiscal policy must be employed to prevent rapid inflation growth.

>> No.51199448

ok, now the market is closed I have a question for spics in this thread. I'm making carnitas but I don't have any oranges, can I just use limes and sugar instead?

>> No.51199449
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>>51199426
I'm still waiting on my free Tacoma for being a domestic terrorist.

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>>51199441
Third day in a row beating SPY but still being down. Getting tired of this, Jerome.

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>>51199441
Pretty good. You wanna be my 2d side gf?

>> No.51199468

THE U.S. GOVERNMENT IS LITERALLY JUST RUNNING A PUMP AND DUMP

THAT IS LITERALLY ALL THAT'S HAPPENING, IN REAL LIFE. WE'RE TRANSFERRING ALL THE CAPITAL TO A BUNCH OF EVIL CORRUPT FUCKS SO THEY CAN ENSLAVE US. THAT IS WHAT THE HISTORICAL NARRATIVE WILL BE IN 200 YEARS, WHEN CHINA IS TEACHING ITS CHILDREN ABOUT THE WORLD IT CONQUERED.

>> No.51199475

>>51199441
Scaled out 15% more of my SQQQ holdings. so far 30% profit locked in.

>> No.51199480

>>51199431
Kek

>> No.51199483

Mumu

They pump futures up every night 1% just to dump on your fomo. They rallies stocks just to dump on you again through July. This is what they do until retail is dead. The end is no Robinhood users left, retail gone, look it happens every time. EVERY TIME since stock markets began. The retail dumb money lose. You will be fleeced. It's not over till retail is covered in blood and tears. Gme to 0, bbby to 0, amc to 0, BTC to 5000, we are not done yet

>> No.51199482

>>51199442
>If inflation starts getting too high, or appears out of control, people will suddenly start spending even more to make the most of their reserves before they become worthless.
I mean, it makes sense in theory, but do normies operate like that?

>> No.51199484

Mr. Spys company is really going to drop .5% a day or more until morale is restored

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>it's just a crabby da-
NOPE

>> No.51199492

>>51199441
my sqqq bags pumped a bit
everything else is crabbing
where's the crash we were promised?

>> No.51199491

>>51199430
Thats why you have congress do a subsidy or tax break of some kind for every extra product over demand they produce. Say you offer $20 a barrel extra as a tax break or something on every barrel you sell to the refiner. The refiner gets a similar tax break for every barrel they buy. That would mean they could over produce and the oil companies would still make money for their investors and not get suck with bags. Like a 1-2 year policy that is faded out automatically at end.

>> No.51199500

>>51199468
t. David Soxl

>> No.51199505

>>51199468
>CHINA
>CHILDREN

>> No.51199535

>>51199468
>ALL THE CAPITAL TO A BUNCH OF EVIL CORRUPT
You can easily look at america and realize we are the richest and more decadent we have ever been. No one is suffering in this country. Every American is having money rain on them, still even now.

>> No.51199541

>>51199491
YES ANON, THE ALTERNATIVE TO MONETARISM IS TO JUST LET THE GOVERNMENT CONTROL EVERYTHING FROM THE TOP DOWN EXCEPT THAT'S JUST A RETARDED FAGGOT NONSOLUTION AND YOU'RE NOT EVEN PRESENTING IT PROPERLY

AT LEAST GO LOOK UP KEYNES AND MMT SO YOU CAN BE A COMMUNIST GLOWFAGGOT WITHOUT LOOKING SO RETARDED IN THE PROCESS

>> No.51199550
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short GOOG

>> No.51199558

>>51199412
I hate bikers but that driver is a cock sucker

>> No.51199560

>>51199535
YEAH NO POVERTY EXISTS IN AMERICA, YOU STUPID AMERICANS

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>SPY -0.77%
>UVXY -2.84%
>YANG -6.4%

I hate jews so much its unreal

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>>51199336
>Reminder: Inflation is solved by increasing supply to lower prices of goods. Raising rates only reduces the amount of money entering the market, it doesnt remove any. It also doesnt lower commodity prices.
Incorrect.
Inflation can also be solved by demand destruction.
This is more or less what JPow said he was shooting for.

Which is I suppose theoretically sound, but the absolute indifference to the human suffering he was describing while comfortably lounging around fucking Jackson Hole was one of the most surreal moments of my entire life.

How have the proles not killed them all yet? It's utterly baffling.
Ironically... it would also solve the inflation issue.

>> No.51199585

>That last 10 minutes

OY VEY

>> No.51199588

i picked a bad time to buy soxl calls didnt i

>> No.51199590

>>51199448
Not a spic but the trad answer is no. Technical answer is yes bc what makes "carnitas" is the fat rendering so that the pork basically boils in its own fat with citrus juice, so your gringo version could work ok. Not taste same tho.

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>>51199441
+1.8%. I thought about taking some profit today but then thought no i think i will let the whole thing ride a ways more. That close was the big oof. Volume is still heavily leaning sell side.

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>>51199500
he can't keep getting away with this

>> No.51199605

>>51199482
The housing market is an obvious example.

>> No.51199608

In light of bear market conditions, schizoposting hours have been extended. We apologize for any inconveniences that may arise from this.
Now back to your regularly scheduled programming.

>> No.51199611

>>51199560
The only poor people in america are the junkies dude. Every single america has a smartphone and subscriptions. They might not have savings but thats because most of them lack control.
>>51199564
True. Thats the other option, nuke demand by killing off peoples jobs. If Biden had a IQ higher than double digits hes pivot to reaganomics right now and tidy this up quickly but hes retarded.

>> No.51199612

Reminder, historically the bubble is over when you see politicians and regulators called in by the mob because it is popular to reign in the "greed and craziness" aka all baggies are zeroed

That criteria hasn't been met yet, bubble is still here

>> No.51199614

What the fuck, my account is lower at the end of this month than it was at the beginning... and this is even AFTER depositing more funds!
>inb4 'thanks for playing'

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>>51199614

>> No.51199625
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>>51199614
You were wrong to be bullish

>> No.51199630

>>51199564
Look, there's monetarism and MMT. We're not breaking any new ground here. MMT proponents *literally* say that it would be better to have us all digging and refilling holes than to let productivity diminish, so we could easily whine about the human suffering we'll have under a corrupt regime of glowfaggots too.

>> No.51199641

bull bros ... we're fucked aren't we

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Thoughts on Ampere? Filed to go public this year. Could cancel due to market conditions but Im still interested.

>> No.51199650

>>51199641
yes

>> No.51199654

>>51199611
Yep, no wealth inequality or homelessness in America, you ignorant Americans.

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51199661

I am listening to french rap on radio. This is funny sounding. French is such a girly language it's absurd to hear dudes trying to sound tough speaking it.

>> No.51199673

>>51199564
Yes the power the Fed holds is world changing, but nobody outside finance knows who Jerome Powell even is. Its always fun to explain basic monetary policy to normies, they hate knowing that shit.

>> No.51199674

>le recession fears
ffs just price this shit in already and get this over with

>> No.51199682

>>51199654
Wealth inequality is a meme buzzword. A billionaire is unequal to a millionaire but neither are suffering and both own a yacht. The only people homeless at this point are druggies.

>> No.51199688

>>51199654
Neither of those things are caused by a lack of resources

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>>51199564
If any anons are making summer vacay plans for next year, they always have the symposium at the Jackson Lake Lodge.

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Jerome is going to slowly inch the interest rate cock into place. First he will prep the market by talking about it or having the other Fed heads mention it in interviews. His growing erection straining to be released from his pleated pants. The market will whimper a little and start to produce lubrication, maybe say to stop and try to push him away. At that point it's too late to resist, there's no running away from Jerome's bedroom. With lust in his eyes, nothing will deter Jerome from his task. He has come to put our financial woes to rest. To do that he'll have to take the market to a place it's never been before, a place of pain but also pleasure. He will open the market up with a small interest rate hike, just a teaser to the full event. Rub it around the outside and push gently at the entrance. There will be a yelp of pain and maybe a moan or kick. Soon the whole tip, a 0.5% hike thrust into the market prodding and stretching the first few inches. Probing deeper until there's a slight resistance of the market's hymen giving way. This is where the majority of the pain occurs, a little blood but Jerome can't stop now, he must finish this task. Pushing farther in each time, he finally feels himself bottom out the market with an eye rolling groan. Quickly, thrust after thrust will go fully in and out with load smacks as pelvis collides with pelvis, no whimpers or pleading will stop him. It will seem to the market like this period lasts forever, both parties will start to perspire and become desperate, panting and gasping for breath. Relief can only happen if the act is fully completed. Finally Jerome will explode deep into those depths with a loud final bestial grunt. The market will scream as stars dance across it's vision in simultaneous agony and ecstasy then promptly pass out, drooling and still twitching from aftershocks. Jerome will delve the market's nethers so thoroughly that it will feel empty after the final interest rate hike.

>> No.51199698

>>51199661
Rap in general sounds stupid and annoying. IDK how people listen to it on a regular basis. Rap sounded somewhat intimidating when I was a kid, but that may have been mostly from how different it was from what I usually listened to.

>> No.51199699

>WTI Crude Oil $88.88

What did they mean by this?

>> No.51199705
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When the fuck is the relief rally coming? I run a long/short portfolio and was net short last week to profit on this plunge but am now running net long after this plunge. I need a relief rally to reload shorts and offload longs or i am fucked.

>> No.51199706
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>>51199388
PRTY
Party City cash flow
>pic related
>negative cash flow
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/PRTY/party-city-holdco/cash-flow-statement
even in the best years pre-covid they would not be able to pay off their debt
Party City has more than $2 billion in debt.
https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/retail/nyse-prty/party-city-holdco/news/party-city-holdco-nyseprty-use-of-debt-could-be-considered-r
>The latest balance sheet data shows that Party City Holdco had liabilities of US$570.1m due within a year, and liabilities of US$2.06b falling due after that.
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/heres-why-party-city-holdco-nyse:prty-is-weighed-down-by-its-debt-load
>Zooming in on the latest balance sheet data, we can see that Party City Holdco had liabilities of US$665.6m due within 12 months and liabilities of US$2.07b due beyond that.
>But our final consideration is also important, because a company cannot pay debt with paper profits; it needs cold hard cash. So it is important to check how much of its earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) converts to actual free cash flow. Over the last year, Party City Holdco recorded negative free cash flow, in total.
>how much of its earnings converts to actual free cash flow
>negative free cash flow
$725M is due in 2026
https://www.retaildive.com/news/party-city-eyes-725m-bond-sale-to-buy-it-time/594853/
they have between $570-665 million due within 12 months
even if the stock price does rise, you are playing a game of "can I sell before the company does?" as if the stock rises they would 100% do a share offering to (attempt) pay off debt
the stock could rise on meme energy - but then immediately crash 25%+ premarket when it is announced they are diluting
for perspective they had $26 million in EBITDA last quarter
even if this quarter is great, Halloween is great, better than any previous year, it is still virtually impossible for them to pay off their debt due within 12 months, let alone their debt due within 4 years

>> No.51199713

>>51199654
There was very little when the US was less diverse but that's racist

>> No.51199718
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How did you do today?

>> No.51199719

My portfolio is causing me massive pain. I am feeling the pain from Powell reaffirming exactly the same thing for like the 10th time this year. Except this time he said it TERSELY and used words like FORCEFUL. I am pain.

>> No.51199722

>>51199673
Yeah it's fun being treated like a conspiracy theorist just for knowing anything at all that wasn't a talking point on MSNBC within the past three weeks.

>> No.51199723

>>51199564
>muh human suffering when jpow takes away our heckin cheeseburgers and zero-down-payment BMWs
There is no greater human suffering than the unbelievably low quality of the populace we have right now, and the retarded shit they endlessly prioritize with their gluttonous retarded spending. I don't know how to even describe how deeply ill this country is, so anything that damages what we have now is actually a good thing. There is nothing good to be said about this century so far. I want to feel the burn as we trim away some of the material and moral scum smothering the soul of modern humanity.

>> No.51199724

>>51199705
you're a fucking retard, you just had a 20% rally on the nasdaq over the past two months

>> No.51199732

>>51199661
it is (was) kino
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INuD2D7R8bk

>> No.51199737

>>51199705
bro we just finished with a relief rally, what were you doing during it?

>> No.51199739

>>51199718
Made some cash landscaping. Fucking oil needs to stop this nonsensical price movement or the arabs are going to step in.

>> No.51199741

>>51199705
You just had the rally, thats what we are dumping from. But I think rally next week desu. Im thinking aths by eoy still for many stocks.

>> No.51199742

>>51199682
Yeah Americans are all millionaires, you ignorant and myopic Americans.

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>>51199705
What do you mean fren? It ended a few days ago

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>>51199742
can confirm, picrel

>> No.51199768

>>51199699
Fucking checked and heiled. Means I'm buying more GUSH.

>> No.51199774

>>51199737
>>51199741
>>51199724
I don't need 20%. I just need a 2% up day to offload longs and reload shorts to get net short again.

>> No.51199775

>>51199742
That wasnt my point. My point was inequality doenst indicate how well each group is doing. People making 60k all have new iphones and are fat. Are they truly suffering then? Every need is met essentially. No theyre not going to start a rocket company but they arent the peasants of Paris. Which is what everyone who mentions inequality is trying to suggest. That we are more unequal now than the french revolution. Except the french peasants had no food while middle class and poor american have too much food.

>> No.51199782

-0.7% on SPY? That's all you have bobo? get rekt faggot

>> No.51199783
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How could California be this based? California really is leading the nation in the right direction!

>> No.51199786

>>51199723
>wanting to take bread and circus away from the retarded masses

Niggers will start burning down cities again... I mean I'm totally cool with that but I hope you understand there isn't going to be a peaceful conclusion to that

>> No.51199790

>>51199694
>screen shot*

Never change smg

>> No.51199792

>>51199742
Literally one out of every 20 American adults is a millionaire

>> No.51199794

>>51199783
If I owned one of those hotels, I'd sell it for top dollar then buy or build another somewhere else.

>> No.51199801

the music has stopped

>> No.51199803

Could SIGA be any deader than it is? How did it all happen so quickly. God I'm glad I sold.

>> No.51199804

>>51199706
>imagine spending the time doing DD on party City.

I love this website so much

>> No.51199809

>>51199412
Why would anyone aggressively run up to someone and not be ready for them to hit you? What a fucking retard.

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wut buy?

>> No.51199813

>>51199786
That's the burn I'm hoping to feel. Collapse and rebirth, with astronomical numbers of casualties.

>> No.51199814

>>51199774
haha good luck with that

>> No.51199818

>>51199706
yeah but gamma squizzle

>> No.51199823

>>51199803
not at all- it has held at 15 despite all odds- good sign IMO

>> No.51199825

What is this fucken lie I just walked into?
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/bank-canada-twitter-printing-money-1.6568466

>Bank of Canada refutes 'printing money' misinformation

>> No.51199826

>>51199742
If you are a white American over 50 years old and not a millionaire when including housing wealth, you are a complete and utter abject failure.

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>>51199630
I mean, I get it. Decreasing demand is a real shit sandwich of choices. There are no pretty rainbow unicorn answers.

But at some point you're a person right?
At some point you say something other than "hurrr the Fed is committed to bringing inflation under control."
At some point you admit you're about to do something extreme to try to salvage a terrible situation.
At some point you tell people that you're trying your best to save Americans first, but that the world that is dependent on the currency you control is crumbling away and you can no longer guarantee anything.
At some point you look into the camera and fucking tell people that what you're doing is potentially going to cost them their livelihood.
At some point you let them know that credit will dry up and they won't even be able to finance their basic needs.
At some point your voice cracks at the thought of an innocent child's life being forever altered because of the decisions you've made.
At some fucking point you start to fucking feel it, right?
Like, something, anything at all

Right?

>> No.51199830

>>51199792
bullshit

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>>51199811
AMD when it's under $80.

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im so fucking long right now

this entire dip is fake and gay and based on shit that we have already priced in multiple times over

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>>51199790
i wrote that shit months ago, how new are you

>> No.51199839

>>51199775
Anon, we have ghettos of people living in literal tents and eating out of garbage cans; I can appreciate that, if you're going to live in poverty, the U.S. is the place to do it, but poverty *does* exist in America, and no it's not because Powell refuses to turn the money printer back on.

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>>51199705
maybe you should capitulate instead

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>>51199706
you're using a shit website that auto generates articles to justify their debt being shit.

only $22 million is due in 2023, which is completely reasonable.

>> No.51199859

>>51199839
Theyre mostly junkies dude. Dont fall for commie propaganda that theyre "just like you" or "it could be you"! Its not going to be you unless you start shooting up heroin because you feel sad.

>> No.51199862

>>51199813
There will be no rebirth. We are going straight to warlord mode where whatever gang has the most prostitutes and drugs will run each city and they will just stack up bodies until they run out of food and can't figure out why it doesn't just magically appear in the stores anymore

>> No.51199868

Can anyone explain why these are so far off?
>API
>Crude +593k (-1.9mm exp)
>Gasoline -3.414mm (-1.3mm exp)
>DOE
>Crude -3.326mm (-1.9mm exp)
>Gasoline -1.172mm (-1.3mm exp)

>> No.51199869

>>51199839
Brownoids don't count dumbass

>> No.51199871

>>51199830
Google is right there you absolute dipshit. There are over 20 million millionaires in the US. There are like 200-something million adults in the US. Do the fucking math, dickhead

>> No.51199874

>>51199839
those people refuse to do anything productive to society. If you gave them a home and a job, they would quit the job within a week. they're mentally deficient. why does society have a moral obligation to provide for them?

>> No.51199878

>>51199827
>all these histrionics over on miniscule and completely inconsequential "rate hike" among money

Hey here's a question; anyone feel free to answer: What exactly happened during this last media cycle to make normies suddenly comprehend what a central bank is? Is it really just that literally everyone in my entire shitty life lets the media dictate all of their thoughts now?

>> No.51199887
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51199887

>Go out to have lunch
>Black couple next to me orders the chicken milanese
>"Can we get hot sauce, please?"
Any hot sauce stocks?

>> No.51199890

>>51199723
I try to avoid becoming jaded like this, but I think you are right. Of all the people I meet there are none who I look up to or am impressed by. I don't think it's so much to expect people to be educated and moral, but America has become home to the most vile and horrible people imaginable. Everyone here needs their positions they enjoy stripped away from them.

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51199893

The dumping resumes tomorrow,mumu

>> No.51199899
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51199899

Imagine riding this fucker today.

>> No.51199905

>>51199887
>chicken milanese
>hot sauce
I hate niggers

>> No.51199907
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51199907

>>51199827
Your classic blunder is assuming these kikes are humans, with human cares and emotions. Many people have made this same mistake in history.

>> No.51199911

>>51199859
I lived in downtown Seattle for a decade; I know exactly what it's like. Rest assured that rate increases are fucking up things for people here too. Out of all the things to be bitter about, the stupid Americans who are ungrateful for their money printer is not in the rational set.

>> No.51199916

>>51199890
Thank you, it's cathartic to encounter a like-minded individual.

>> No.51199917

>>51199611
Smartphones and subscriptions are not expensive you retarded boomer

>> No.51199924

This is it I'm telling you
This is it

>> No.51199929
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51199929

>>51199833
Sir we still haven't filled in Jackson's Hole.

>> No.51199940

>>51199871
>8.8 % of U.S. adults are millionaires
wow
>>51199899
giwtwm

>> No.51199944

>>51199878
nothing, they don't understand what it is
yes

>> No.51199945
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51199945

>>51199929

>> No.51199951

>>51199857
>>51199706
you're also attempting to use their FCF to analyze what the fuck will happen in the future despite us coming out of a completely unprecedented period of lockdowns and social distancing when consumer behavior may have shifted, and they also have a new CEO since 2020 that seems to have made them profitable for once.

there is a lot of uncertainty about how PRTY will play out, sure, but it's too interesting for me to pass. the dilution argument is pure cope and won't play out this year.

>> No.51199953
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51199953

>>51199924
It's just money; it's made up. Pieces of paper with pictures on it so we don't have to kill each other just to get something to eat. It's not wrong. And it's certainly no different today than its ever been. 1637, 1797, 1819, 37, 57, 84, 1901, 07, 29, 1937, 1974, 1987-Jesus, didn't that fuck up me up good-92, 97, 2000 and whatever we want to call this. It's all just the same thing over and over; we can't help ourselves. And you and I can't control it, or stop it, or even slow it. Or even ever-so-slightly alter it. We just react. And we make a lot money if we get it right. And we get left by the side of the side of the road if we get it wrong. And there have always been and there always will be the same percentage of winners and losers. Happy foxes and sad sacks. Fat cats and starving dogs in this world. Yeah, there may be more of us today than there's ever been. But the percentages-they stay exactly the same.

>> No.51199965

>>51199911
>the stupid Americans who are ungrateful for their money printer is not in the rational set.
Are you saying Americans should be grateful for the fed doing money printer? If so i agree. I didnt realize how much money they essentially gave anyone invested in the markets and with pay raises making their way around my future is looking great.

>> No.51199967

>>51199336
CAN I GET AN ID ON THIS CHAIR?

>> No.51199969

>>51199827
At some point you dont see people just numbers, and even then maybe you are trying to do your best, you are at the seat and you have a role to play, so you focus on that. I think the mistake was conceding to Trump to lower interest rates and MAX QE, now they have to deal with that and its probably the biggest challenge of the Fed in the last 50 years.

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51199987

Are disabled LGBTQIAP+ furry characters in world of warcraft good for ATVI?

>> No.51199989
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51199989

>>51199953

I like feeling like a big important Wall Street executive when I'm down $50 on my Party City shares

>> No.51199993

>>51199868
The oil market is kinda fucked right now. WTI is down 3% but GUSH is still up 2%. Something big is moving.

>> No.51199997

>>51199839
Thats mostly because they're allowed to, homelessness hasn't spiked nearly as much as that would have you believe. The states have just cucked because apparently being a piece of shit is okay if it's on public property and win for progess and social justice.

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>>51199917
>subscriptions are not expensive
Someone post the pic of normies subs list.

>> No.51200013

>>51199965
No, I'm saying it's not rational to regard it as a problem that the U.S. government lacks public support for further assraping the global economy.
The point you made about wages is literally just false. The Fed is currently calling for hiring freezes and has overtly stated that it intends to bring wages down.

>> No.51200023

>>51199783
Repariations for the homeless!

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51200034

AEVA

>> No.51200037

>>51199993
Well oil finally broke out of the downward channel and is about to test the bottom of the new channel. But why the fuck is GUSH green today? Did a company have earnings or something?

>> No.51200040

>>51200011
Even the most exorbitant of subscriptions is literally nothing compared to the marginal cost paid to rent

>> No.51200041
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51200041

Just found out that you can't get a loan against an IRA account and now I no longer want to max out my IRA

>> No.51200047

>>51200013
>The point you made about wages is literally just false.
Not entirely. Wages have gone up. The fed can call for whatever it wants but companies are still hiring. Re: that last jobs report where they added 500k jobs. Companies arent going to say to their investors, yeah nah we arent going to grow because Jerome asked us nicely to fire people.

>> No.51200059

>>51199953
Anon are you some kind of immortal market deity?

>> No.51200060

>>51199783
>Into hotels
Just tell the homeless to fuck off and or build more housing. Meme state.

>> No.51200067

>>51200040
Normies pay like $1200 monthly for their subs. Thats nearly full rent for even HCOL locations.

>> No.51200086

>>51199561
i'm not the person you're replying to, but just to everyone else wondering about QE: whether QE leaks into broad money depends entirely on who you perform QE on. the bank of england article is *specific* to the uk, because as it says, they mostly perform QE on non-banks. this immediately creates deposits (and reserves) in the system.
the situation is different for the US, where QE is mostly performed on banks. this *only* creates reserves, *unless* the fed is directly financing the deficit by buying notes from the treasury (through a commercial bank), in which case deposits are also created.
so, ultimately, whether QE creates broad money depends on who the fed is performing QE on, whether they're directly financing a deficit and more indirectly the market constraints that prevent cash leaking out of reserves into deposits en masse (this part is usually not an issue, the fed is careful not to mess this up).
this is why QE up to 2020 wasn't inflationary at all and barely made a dent in broad money (its goal was to deleverage the banking sector), and the 2020 QE was inflationary and immediately caused a bump in broad money (its goal was to juice up the economy and reduce the global dollar shortage issue).

>> No.51200096

>>51200011
>5%
Dude my life savings swing by that amount in a day

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51200100

WoW is dead. The DOW will be dead.

>> No.51200102

>>51199783

Can't they just concentrate the homeless into some sort of camps?

>> No.51200114

>>51199878
>all these histrionics over on miniscule and completely inconsequential "rate hike" among money
Do you understand the concept of leverage?
There is no such thing as an inconsequential rate hike under current conditions. Moves like these would have been inconsequential in 2011-2019, but Bernanke was the biggest coward kike in existence. It is anything but inconsequential in 2022.

He also signaled that this wasn't the end if inflation didn't dip back to Fed targets. Which it hasn't and it won't.

>>51199907
I had this opinion as a young man
it reversed in college
but ever so slowly
the more I move up in this world
The harder it is not to see the patterns
Like when half of my fucking firm was out for yom kippur and I had no idea what the fuck it even was before my first year there.

>> No.51200115

>>51199336
you better get this news to the fed, they seem to think otherwise

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>>51200011
>5%

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>>51200060
Reminder that someone started a project to give the homeless small portable homes. They paid for it all and everyone was extremely grateful. The homeless even protected those areas passionately and refused to perform any drugs or illegal activities there.

California came and demolished the entire non-profit project.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6h7fL22WCE

>> No.51200133

>>51200067
I have never met someone paying that much, boomers pay subs too they just call it Cable. Every boomer I know is paying well over 100$ for their cable. Plus extra for PPV and sports. Oh and every boomer also has a landline, which is absurdly more expensive then a basic cell phone plan. Millenials are actually far more frugal then boomers as a generation.

>> No.51200136

>>51200115
I don't think Jerome "It's transitory" Powell thinks much at all.

>> No.51200138

>>51200100
>WoW is dead
Isn't WotLK coming out, soon? Surely that'll bring players back

>> No.51200147

>>51200096
That's because you are poor

>> No.51200166

Is TSLA a buy?

>> No.51200168

>>51200166
no

>> No.51200180

>>51200166
Now is the time to short TSLA

>> No.51200181

>>51200037
Idk man... the more I look the more nervous I get. Is there any other ETF to track oil based on oil price and not producers? I thought about buying CRAK to get in on that refiner slice as diesel market is heating up again, but it's not good liquidity or price action.

>> No.51200188

>>51200181
USO and UCO (2x). It's just as much of a ride as the companies have been.

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>>51200133
>boomers pay subs too they just call it Cable
Retard. Im not talking about cable. Lurk for 2 years minimum before posting again.

>> No.51200216

>>51200136
of course not he's just a puppet

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>>51200121
i lost 55% of my retirement savings
how's that?

>> No.51200235

Disney stock running in afterhours after plans to offer a prime like membership service with discounts and offers

>> No.51200236

>>51200124
Really indicative of the US desu, local government red tape is massive pain in the ass.

>> No.51200256

>>51200235
Lol fuck Disney

>> No.51200262

>>51199967
same, looks comfy

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>>51199825
Bank of Canada department of truth issues the following statements to correct the record:
>"Nuh uh"
>"No u"

>> No.51200272

>>51200235
>discounts
didnt they raise the price? I know they offered more stuff but everyone is raising prices of their subscription models.

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>>51200219
I nominate you for /smg/ chair.

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BNED

>> No.51200280

>>51200124
The government is literally a patreon scam

>> No.51200283

How do I refrain from premature slurping, bros? I'm a poorfag but have 1.5k usd saved for stocks. I know they're all going down but I'm watching stocks that are hitting 5 year lows and I'm tempted to start slurping.

>> No.51200289

>>51200191
>cricket $30
>planet fitness $10
>playstation $10
>Hulu $10

Like $70/month

>> No.51200291

>>51199967
Probably costs 10 grand.

>> No.51200292

>>51199336
Say it all you want fedboy its not true

>> No.51200296

>>51200086

How do you think we ended up with exorbitant prices of housing in last 30 years?

You people and your mental gymnastics.

>> No.51200300

>>51200096
You need to learn risk management fren. Try running long/short.

Go long:
USD
Gold
consumer staples
utilities
healtcare
10 year treasury

Go short:
Energy
tech
commodities
high yield credit
foreign currencies

Over the intermediate term, these longs and shorts should outperform in the bear market, and on any given day, your longs and shorts should largely offset, reducing big daily swings

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I hate niggers and kikes. What stock would you recommend?

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>>51199857
>2023 bonds
>pic related
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1592058/000119312520191451/d104395dex991.htm
https://finra-markets.morningstar.com/BondCenter/BondDetail.jsp?ticker=C637737&symbol=PRTY4276162
https://investor.partycity.com/investors/press-releases/Press-Release-Details/2022/Party-City-Reports-Second-Quarter-2022-Results-and-Updates-2022-Business-Outlook/default.aspx
>>51199951
>what the fuck will happen in the future despite us coming out of a completely unprecedented period of lockdowns and social distancing when consumer behavior may have shifted
even if they do better than their best year ever this halloween season they are still fucked
>consumer behavior shifted
consumers are spending less on goods
covid shifted consumer preferences to where more goods were being purchased, not less
people are getting demolished by inflation, layoffs are starting to occur, portfolio / wealth effect is greatly diminished - you really think people are going to go out and spend on a lavish halloween?
even if they did, and spent 2x more than any other year, it would still not be enough to repair party city's balance sheet
when a company is faced with looming debt and no other options, especially if the stock has just gone up a great deal, they are going to do an offering - just look at BBBY today - this will be the fate of PRTY even if they do go up
Also, PRTY short float is only 10.38% 1.26 days to cover - this really isn't enough for a crazy squeeze

>> No.51200316

>>51200191
Don't forget about all the magazines and newspapers boomers subscribed too, it's almost as if subscriptions have always existed, they've only changed form retard. Millenials are far more frugal then boomers ever were.

>> No.51200321

>>51200306
IBM or VW if you hate kikes. The companies are going to stage a return to their roots in just 2 more weeks.

>> No.51200322

>>51200306
T bills

>> No.51200323

>bbby isnt dumping harder
I mean my puts made money but who sees that announcement and thinks bagholding is a good idea?
If you want to fuck hedges over there’s better ways thyan donating your hard earned cash

>> No.51200325

>>51199643
A processor designed around cloud computing has some very interesting possibilities in big data and the corporate world. Depends on what the price and PE ratio is at the bid

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>>51200306
Party City

>> No.51200349

>>51199825
I hear it casually come out about M0/M2 graphs from the average idiot here in casual conversation. They want it to stop being talked about at the dinner table and make people shut up and feel retarded when they can't explain the voodoo monetary policy. Next they'll call it a Q-trucker dog whistle or try and frame it as reptilian conspiracy while rolling shit all over until it becomes an untouchable topic.

>> No.51200357

>>51199558
Walk your bike on the sidewalk dumb nigger

>> No.51200362

>>51200331
Why invest in retail when web services are clearly the future?

>> No.51200366

>>51200316
>Don't forget about all the magazines and newspapers boomers subscribed too
Did you forget all the newspaper companies going bankrupt when the internet took over? Did you just walk outside in 2000? Every millennial is spending thousands on useless junk memberships. Plus half of that list just raised their prices.

>> No.51200367

>>51200321
>>51200322
Solid antisemitic picks. Thank you

>> No.51200370

>>51200283
set a limit order for 10-30% of it now at prices you'd be comfortable with even if it went lower
wait for the rest
basically a simulated DCA

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51200377

Why is /smg/ continously shilling Party City? Someone give me a qrd on this stock and why it would succeed

>> No.51200392

>>51200325
>Depends on what the price and PE ratio is at the bid
Yeah. They got work with Google and MSFT already so im kinda bullish. If its a good value at IPO ill get some. Or like a week later so to speak.
>>51200349
>They want it to stop being talked about at the dinner
Or maybe idiots talking about meme discussions they saw on twitter dont really know what theyre talking about. I bet you use GDP to debt measurement as an actual meaningful measurement to doom post. Doomers are all obnoxious idiots.

>> No.51200396

>>51200357
Sidewalks should be for bikes

>> No.51200397

>>51200136
I love how he was consistently wrong about inflation but suddenly now people trust him that raising rates will help... but also that its not the fed's fault and massive amount of QE isn't at fault

>> No.51200404

>>51200323
dissappointing dump desu, if it crabs to fri close it will probably be a good time to accumulate some next week for the inevitable next pump in the meme stock cycle

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>>51200362
Party City is cheaper and has a great website than any online retailer. They are breaking records for profit now that corona is over. 1.95 a share is dirty cheap with a P/E of 1.8

>> No.51200406

>>51200377
Bitches love spooky season. Line go up.

>> No.51200409

>>51200377
>Why is /smg/ continously shilling Party City?
>Siga dead
>bbby dead
>lets try again! this time for sure!

>> No.51200412

>>51199562
Wait, which one of the fed governors is gay? I bet it's Kashkari that faggot.

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>>51199287
>>51199296
>>51199319
Is the the stonks thread?

>> No.51200424

>>51200392
I'm bullish because cloud computing is going to be insane in the future and havinf architecture designed around it is very interesting. I'm trying to read up more on the engineering

>> No.51200427

>>51200397
Member when the market wanted the fed to raise rates by 75 and not 50 bp, then the fed futures reflected it like 2 days before it happened?

>> No.51200431

>>51200409
SIGA was a good one though. Might still be.

>> No.51200432

>>51200397
>suddenly
Well suddenly he wants to force a recession, which is what people have been saying is inevitable for 2 years now

>> No.51200434

>>51200412
Mary Daly.

>> No.51200437

>>51200296
housing prices went through the roof in plenty of countries that aren't the US where the central banks performed no QE whatsoever.
but i don't want to get side-tracked on real estate bullshit (that's much more complicated than the central bank shit) when the point of the person i'm replying to was an entirely different one. the central point here is that QE does not always leak into broad money, and *we know* when it does and when it doesn't, and so does the fed. you can look at what the fed does and quantify whether it will be inflationary or not, and an informed investor should know and understand these things. similarly, this shit is important to understand the actual objectives of the fed.

>> No.51200441

>>51200407
If P/E is what you loot at, then check out ZIM. I would not recommend buying it though.

>> No.51200448

>>51200377
>MUH HALLOWEEN BLOW OUT (they hire 20,000 employees every season)
>MUH PEOPLE WANT TO PARTY NOW THAT COVID IS OVER (covid was over last quarter too, and they still had negative cash flow)
>MUH P/E (negative free cash flow)
>MUH SHORT SQUEEZE (only 10% short float)
>MUH MEME STOCK
see
>>51199706
>>51200308

>> No.51200449

>>51200321
I like where this is going.

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>>51200409
You didn't make money off Siga, bbby, and BNED.... NGMI

>> No.51200452

>>51200392
Also look for when mark cuban's cost plus drugs go public

>> No.51200467

>>51200424
Based. I was checking out anandtech and its all over my head. Seems a lot of cloud servers are now being designed bottom up as cloud centric stuff. Amazon has that graviton chip too trying to do similar stuff I think. Definitely a large sector of future growth there.
>>51200452
ohh yeah thats a good one too. I own AMZN in the hopes they make it work with their pharmacy stuff theyve expanded into but id grab that one too.

>> No.51200475

>>51200366
Lol not even close to $1000 you retard, that one picture proves that one person is spending $900 a month, most dont even spend over $50. Boomers spent far more on cable, magazines, newspapers, landlines, and all the other completely useless junk they have. Every boomer home I enter is filled with completely useless worthless shit, shit everywhere that their Millenials children will throw out when they die. Dumb boomers.

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51200476

>buy stock
>instantly lose 6%
>sell stock
Am I doing this right?

>> No.51200480

>>51200409
siga was a solid 2x, smg never shilled bbby
>let's try again!
what do you think we're trying to do here?

>> No.51200484

>>51200476
yep buy high sell low.

>> No.51200491

>>51200437
QE still causes inflation

>> No.51200493

>>51200450
is that pic implying the person taking the pic is also male, and also gay?
Interesting take.
>>51200476
Pretty sure you can inverse that, and win.

>> No.51200499

>>51200475
>ol not even close to $1000 you retard, that one picture proves that one person is spending $900 a month
Half of those companies raised prices by 50% since that picture was first made. And yeah millennials all have those. I can tell you are an incel since you seem to think you can drag out your computer to connect to the tv to watch shows. Good luck doing that when a female (female) comes over.
>>51200480
>>51200450
>>51200431
Siga was good and I made money off that and BBBY but definitely held both longer than I should have. And yeah id up for another one.

>> No.51200500

>>51200476
Wait, no, this guy should be /smg/ chair.

>> No.51200502

Someone stop mr. 10yr! Hes gone wild!

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>>51200409

>> No.51200507

>>51199673
>but nobody outside finance knows who Jerome Powell even is. Its always fun to explain basic monetary policy to normies

they really don't, its amazing how ignorant average people are when it comes to basic monetary policy shit. they think you're smart just for knowing what quantitative easing is

>> No.51200512

Good afternoon
https://www.gmo.com/americas/research-library/entering-the-superbubbles-final-act

>> No.51200518

>>51200480
I shilled BBBY puts for a week and posted my positions. Everyone called me a nigger because "IV is too high". You faggots looking at Greeks on meme stocks are the retards

>> No.51200531

lets shortsqueeze Shift Technologies (TICKER:SFT)

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>>51200441
Already owned and sold Zim for profit.

>> No.51200547

If we hit lower than June’s lows I am going to cum so fucking hard

t. Holding cash and looking for an entry

>> No.51200555

>>51200499
You dumb fucking boomer retard, you don't even know how smart TVs work or casting. Me and my GF cast from our phones to our TV using free pirate sites and pay for absolutely nothing. I am always amazed by how retarded boomers are when it come to technology, actually braindead. Plug a computer into a TV, holy fucking kek

>> No.51200557

BBBY is dead, you fucking faggots. Now BBW
Thats the play. They even announced 50 million in buy backs. You fucking trogs on BBBY just cant escape the tunnel vision

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>current market conditions
picrel and this link, you are welcome
https://youtu.be/p5Ac7ap_MAY

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>>51200531
this isn't a team sport faggot

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>>51200499
>Good luck doing that when a female (female) comes over.
This is why hookers pay for themselves. All the money you pay to a hooker would have been spent on stupid shit like subscriptions and various other things to keep a non-paid female companion (female) entertained.

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>>51200308
$350M was the original maturation size, $22M is the amount remaining. The FINRA website you linked says this.

>you really think people are going to go out and spend on a lavish halloween?
yes. people spend more, not less, on entertainment avenues during economic downturns. PRTY was growing EBITDA every year from 2000 to 2018, which included several recessions.

it's nothing short of amazing that PRTY didn't go bankrupt in 2020 given their bonds went as low as 8 cents on the dollar. If they survived that shitshow, I think they're more than capable of surviving this recession.

>PRTY short float is only 10.38%
yeah, and low short interest is bullish. If it were an obvious bankruptcy play like BBBY, there'd be more short sellers trying to capitalize on this. I think a gamma squeeze is within the realm of possibility (especially now that they added more strike prices of half dollars spreads). I also remember there being a retarded 0.1 put to call ratio too, so institutions clearly like this.

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>>51200555
checked

>> No.51200588

>>51200437
>the gun does not always go off when you load ammunition into it, even though the guy you gave it to has been shooting it non-stop. you gave him more ammo but technically you didn't cause more gunshots
Banks ability to lend out more mortgages is based on their reserves. more reserves = more lending. it always "leaks" into broad money because that's what its supposed to do

The only difference is that previously it was creating a sustained rate of 3% inflation (which you misleadingly frame as 0%) and now its 10%

>> No.51200597

>>51200086

QE is also on non-banks in the US, and the banks are just a conduit to facilitate it. Their net balance of treasuries is increasing, not decreasing since QE started. So ultimately they are just flipping treasuries to the Fed that they purchased from non-banks.

So how did they buy those treasuries? With the bank reserves the Fed pays them with? No, that wouldn't work because the non-banks entities, have no account at the Fed and can't accept those as payment, hence the bank converts the reserves the Fed gives them (asset, base money) to a deposit (liability, broad money) for the entity they are getting the bond from to sell to the Fed.

If they were not acting as a conduit in this way it would imply that they were sitting on a huge pile of broad money or assets sellable for such, which they then sold off to buy bonds, and sold those bonds to the Fed for payment in bank reserves. Effectively converting their broad money assets for base money assets. You would have to explain why they would want to do such a thing given the relatively constrained use of base money or at least provide evidence of this shift.

>> No.51200600

>>51200562
>according to the census bureau 3.2 million renters are going to he evicted next month due to rising rent costs
inflation is actually going to fuck us, get thise ibonds

>> No.51200602

>>51200555
Android using incel detected.

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>>51200448
lmao, line is going to go up before Halloween faggot. Like it or not

>> No.51200608

>>51200555
>free pirate sites
Everyone in this thread knows you dont have a girlfriend my dude.
>>51200574
If i wasnt religious id date an onlyfans girl for sure.
>shes a cash flow generating assest
>no depreciation from job since she doesnt touch anyone but you
>can sell products even when asleep or on vacation

>> No.51200611

>>51200555
Checked, and I have a 3600x/3080ti machine in my living room, but most people are too retarded for the HDMI pill.

>> No.51200616

>>51199441
Up 1.3% EOD thankfully. It fell nearly 2% early in the morning which is the lowest I've seen my trading bot go in a single day. Still trying to figure out wtf happened.

>> No.51200615

>>51200518
shorting the obvious reddit pump isn't shilling
my puts have been underhwhelming on bbby but my deep itm ccs have been bearing fruit every week

>> No.51200625

>>51200499
>plug computer into TV
>intimidated by wimin and think you need to flex cash

Look boomer everyone fucks on the first "date" now and I'm not even going to pretend to watch some Netflix show about how white men are terrible.

>> No.51200639

>>51200608
>he doesn't have a pirate girlfriend
haha i bet you retards pay income tax too

>> No.51200653

>>51200588
Banks sell your mortgage, they don’t keep your mortgage on their books, that’s why owner occupied mortgages are “conforming” loans that meet Fannie Mae lending requirements since the government will buy them and banks sell them as mortgage backed securities, very few banks keep loans on their books an dits usually only real estate investors that the will keep on their loans on their books as portfolio loans or as investments loans.

>> No.51200654

>>51200625
>Netflix show about how white men are terrible.
Yeah because netflix only has 1 customer base. They arent making those shows for /biz/ users retard.

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>>51199643
LE SCIENCE NAME

>> No.51200672

>>51200662
The fuck do you even mean

>> No.51200677

>>51200662
>TSLA
>le famous science inventor name
>(21,432.03%)all time
You arent the intended customer. You buy to dump on the intended customer.

>> No.51200692

>>51200476
a tale as old as /smg/ itself

>> No.51200699

>>51200588
US Reserve rate for banks was lowered to 0% in March 2020?

>> No.51200709

>>51200677
I wanna know who is buying a pe ratio over 100

>> No.51200717

>>51200709
I dont know either. But if Ampere comes out with a decent PE ill buy it meme name or not.

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Me and Rocker shilled BNED (Barnes and Nobel). Who else is up 14%? Rocker sold for a 7% gain.

>> No.51200722

>>51200562
That book was pretty good desu

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Uranium Kings..... There's only 20 millions lbs left in the spot market. Sprott has 56 million in cash waiting to buy. It's happening.

>> No.51200729

>>51200653
About 2/3rds of mortgage makers are also non bank lenders. Some of riskiest ones have already went under after having being forced to offload mortgages at 85c to the mortgaged dollar after facing margin calls from their loan warehouse.

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>semiconductors in after hours
I am short in both of these piles of shit and I didn't even expect this, nor do I have any idea why they're tanking like this lmao. Semiconductors really are the designated shitting street of the stock market. Closing my positions now.

>> No.51200735

>>51200717
I'm considering intel with that pe of 8

>> No.51200744

>>51200735
Intel has been debunked sweetie. Its a value trap for now.

>> No.51200749

>>51200709
It's hilarious that it is the 4th largest holding in SPY even though its basically the modern version of Enron.

>> No.51200751

>>51200124
>homeless dregs get cozy little houses built for them sans payment
>I have to pay $1600+ in rent OR a $2200/month mortgage to not live around undesirables
Fuck this

>> No.51200755

>>51200733
The problem is that nvidia is tanking most of that

>> No.51200764

>>51200725
So why don't they buy it now while it's cheap instead of when it goes up?

>> No.51200765

>>51200615
deep itm ccs or call credit spreads are indeed the way to play BBBY to take advantage of the dumb IV, but anons want to be morons and buy puts

>> No.51200766

>>51200733
10yr is making them bleed blood from their ass again

>> No.51200789

>>51199893
Build-A-Bros how we feeling???

>> No.51200790

>>51200765
Wouldnt a debit put spread also be the play?

>> No.51200804

>>51200582
Hmm - you are right about the 2023 bonds
last year:
https://www.fitchratings.com/research/corporate-finance/fitch-publishes-party-city-idr-of-ccc-12-02-2021
>This transaction significantly reduces the company's near-term maturity wall, with upcoming maturities including just $23 million of unsecured notes in August 2023 and then around $270 million in two secured notes tranches due in July/August 2025.
this year:
https://www.fitchratings.com/research/corporate-finance/fitch-upgrades-party-city-idr-to-b-outlook-stable-01-02-2022
>Limited Near-Term Refinancing Risk: Following several recent transactions, including a DDE in 2020 and a refinancing in early 2021, Party City's capital structure matures in 2025/2026 other than approximately $23 million of unsecured bonds which mature in August 2023. This provides Party City several years to execute on its initiatives before needing to address its capital structure again.
Why do other websites say that they owe $570M within a year? Perhaps they have debt due within 12 months outside of these 2023 bonds?
https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/retail/nyse-prty/party-city-holdco/news/party-city-holdco-nyseprty-use-of-debt-could-be-considered-r
>The latest balance sheet data shows that Party City Holdco had liabilities of US$570.1m due within a year, and liabilities of US$2.06b falling due after that.
but to be fair, I would trust Fitch over simplywallst
>yeah, and low short interest is bullish
that's fair; my objection is that many of the PRTY shills in /smg/ lately (not you) have been pushing a narrative that there is a short squeeze potential to entice buyers when this is false
gamma squeeze yes - I don't disagree that it has potential for a meme stock gamma squeeze; however, I think that even if it does, they will immediately do a share offering

>> No.51200810

Who is ready for neon green futures again!?

>> No.51200818

>>51200059
>he hasn't seen Margin Call
Spend the $3 to watch it tonight on Youtube or find a stream/torrent somewhere, it's hella good

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>>51200557
>now bbw
Bad investment

>> No.51200822

>>51200789
why the fuck is that even a publicly traded company?

>> No.51200823

>>51200300
Based outliner
As a dividend fag I just need to learn about bonds too with this

>> No.51200827

>>51200810
and then what

>> No.51200830

>Nvidia
>us imposed new requirements for future exports for china that will prevent them from selling $400 million revenue of products

>> No.51200834

>>51200755
Literally why though? I shorted NVDA just today at $152, wasn't feeling that great about it by closing time obviously, but now it's hemorrhaging blood from its asshole and the news feed is crickets. Not complaining, but still, wow.

>> No.51200856

New

>>51200845
>>51200845

>> No.51200863

>>51200830
>>51200834
Oh I'm a fuckin retard, was misreading the timestamps in the news feed, thought that news came out hours ago lol

>> No.51200870

>>51200608
You have no idea how easy women are these days do you, simply having a mortgage is enough to impress people

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>>51200820

>> No.51200876

>>51200822
Not sure but their ticker is BBW which is funny and probably why it had a heckin pump to the moon post-Covid

>> No.51200882

>>51200764
I think they are buying, the way the fund works they can only buy when the fund has a premium NAV, and sometimes it's negative

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>>51200588
>it always "leaks" into broad money because that's what its supposed to do
it was specifically not supposed to leak into broad money in 2008 because banks being overleveraged on garbage assets was the primary cause of the financial crisis, and deleveraging them was the entire point of QE then. those reserves only (very slowly) started leaking into broad money when the fed wanted it, starting in 2014-2018, long after the bulk of QE ended. the fed controls when QE leaks into broad money, and it needn't be when QE is performed. banks need to be competitive, they can't just loan out more cash all the time, and the fed ensures that they don't.
it's still unethical, but it was specifically not supposed to leak into broad money.

>> No.51200890

>>51200834
They were inflated like crazy because of crypto fags. Which is hilariously ironic because they did everything they can to stop crypto miners which were pumping them, and still failing.

But the new nvidia models are MASSIVE energy hogs. You can't have more than 2 without breaking a circuit breaker. Let alone worrying about the cost of powet supplies etc. The most efficient miner is still the 3060 ti which is out of stock everywhere.

If they made a GPU that was focused on mining and low power draw they would make bank

>> No.51200999

>>51200804
oh I 100% agree that the average PRTY investor is a mouth breathing dumbass who thinks every small cap is "the next short squadoodle" candidate despite the low short interest and the low borrowing rate. they just see "HOLY SHIT I CAN BUY A 100 SHARES OF THIS FOR ONLY $200???" in the same way shitcoins pump. there is still value in this and makes it attractive to sell covered calls on.

Maybe they dilute sometime after 2023 if they realize they need to in order to pay debt or maybe if it reaches a truly retarded evaluation, but I just don't see it this year. the greatest power PRTY has is that it's perceived as a really gross stock that people naturally want to avoid, but there really is a lot more than meets the eye to it. it's a stock that makes people think irrationally in the exact opposite way of Tesla and Apple, which is why the price is depressed.

>> No.51201039

>>51200999
>there is still value in this and makes it attractive to sell covered calls on.
Admittedly, I do prefer stuff in the $5-$15 range just so I can write CCs, since they are pretty handy long term.

>> No.51201354

SOXS is going to 100

>> No.51201459

>>51200597
>QE is also on non-banks in the US, and the banks are just a conduit to facilitate it.
no, at least for 2008 QE, and there's plenty of data to back that up. for 2020 QE i'd agree, at least partially: it really doesn't matter who the fed performed QE on in 2020, it would have been inflationary regardless, because it was being used to finance the deficit.

>Their net balance of treasuries is increasing, not decreasing since QE started
i can only find data on this up to 2010, which is when the fed was done with the bulk of 2008 QE already (cf balance sheet), and i fully believe that banks were sitting on plenty of garbage bonds in 2008 to hand off to the fed. i'll give you that your argument indicates that there was a decent amount of potential for leakage into broad money 2012-2014, which was probably still ok for broad money because it was sufficiently slow & sufficiently little & because non-bank QE on its own is still not nearly as inflationary as using QE to finance the deficit directly.

>> No.51201525

>>51199823
Big drop followed by weak, low volume crabbing. Looks more and more like a bear pennant. Sure, an actual catalyst could rocket it 15-20% in one day, but it's not clear if that will happen before it plunges again. Long term, there's probably nothing to worry about. Immediate term, it's looking like it might drop more.

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>>51200820
>>51200875

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Is uranium still going up or did I buy the top?

>> No.51202648

>>51200437
More money = inflation. That's economics 101. If you're using the money, then it's part of the money supply. Even a brainlet can understand that. Everything else is smoke and mirrors.

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Let's see Paul Allen's card spreads:
The deep green hue of his P/L, the tastful use of the greeks, it even has a trailing stop loss

>> No.51203283

>>51200725
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