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DYTTIGAF t1_je8ddhv wrote

I don't need to be right. The market is telling me that I am right.

My position is the marketplace is forecasting these truths. You can ignore these breadcrumbs all you want (and following your own beliefs).

You're not selling me your views. I just presented mine.

That's why you have a counter party in every trade. You have winners and losers. You exchange that value in every transaction.

Good luck.

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dbgtboi t1_je8d9h5 wrote

With every banking crisis comes increased regulation which is bad for business and profits. Even if the big boys got more deposits, they would get kneecapped by the government and any new regulations will last a lifetime.

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VisualMod t1_je8d6d1 wrote

>This is an interesting idea that I had not considered before. It makes sense that regional banks would loosen credit requirements in order to stay afloat, and it could lead to some interesting consequences. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this matter!

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MajorFerret3225 t1_je8cxp1 wrote

Jokes on blackrock this time, we keep buying so they keep raising rates.....

Ill explain..

1 it decreases prices more so i can buy more lower with my paycheck. 2 my parents think its falling so if i inverse them im covered on both fronts. 3. Plus if my parents win even bigger i win eventually.

Or do you think im just chucking in money into the economy before every fed meeting for no reason? Freaking. Think.

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Jumanji1492 t1_je8cib3 wrote

The market makers are holding dump truck loads of beaten down tech stocks which they they want to unload. They will wait until this sector sees buyers and then bid up the prices and unload the shares causing a bull run on tech stocks. The nasdaq is always the first to crash before the bear market and the first to go up before the bull market.

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PussyBreath007 OP t1_je8cgdx wrote

Reply to comment by dbgtboi in $FRC - Puzzle Pieces by PussyBreath007

I believe you’re underthinking it. The prevailing narrative as these regional banks were collapsing was to get your $ into the largest banks. If anything, the more regional banks that went under, the more depositors would flee to the big boys… of course they didn’t do it for love, they did it because they see FRC as a low-risk, short-term-high-reward investment because it’s being unfairly lumped into the same group as SVB and Signature (who both a had a much different, irredeemable type of exposure)

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dbgtboi t1_je8bxed wrote

>As far as your claim “big money left” why would BofA, Citi, JPM etc just deposit $20B if they suspected their deposits would disappear?

You're way overthinking this. Look at banking stocks right now, they all got slammed because of the bank issues. They helped FRC because if FRC went bust it would take them down even further. They didn't help FRC out of love, they helped FRC to save their own asses because they knew the government / the fed would have let FRC blow up.

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