Buy frc

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I think your tinking of indexes, surely not stocks. There is no company I would put my hands on the fire for.

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look up labor participation rate

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No regional bank is paying that, but they need to be. That's the point.

" For big investors, these derivatives — “zero-day-to-expiry” options, or 0DTE for short "

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don't they mean FDs for short? smh

I don't know for a fact, but i suspect this is why IPOs often take a massive shit shortly after. Seed/angels are like the shoddy house flippers of the so called innovation world. This is why the GameStop thing got the police baton so quickly. They don't want it a lot of visibility on the extent to which human civilization is a pump and dump scheme

I once had the opportunity to meet a bunch of actual angel investors. They obviously weren't unintelligent, but they seemed like dunces. They barely, barely cared about the actual pitches. They cared about "we are a blabla bullshit buzzword company, here is an financial modeling excel template up & right." It was fucking eye opening.

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On the flipside, not in that area, but I am seeing most logistic centers hold off on opening new warehouses. The demand seems to have slowed down vs the blistering pace of expansion during covid.

Not sure if its a temporary pause due to companies being cautious or something that will hold.

My fellow regards, eli5 market crash coming or not?

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Man I don't understand any of this crapGPT spurge, but I do know whatever bank you're working for is hosed. What regional is paying 5% on accounts you regard? You'd barely pull that on a high net worth account with the likes of Chase or HSBC and that's like <1% of the population who have the liquidity to fund.

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We’ll need to see the gamblers go nuts over 25bps, as long as they do, 100bps is in the future

I think you’re regardedly buying puts and calls on the same stock.

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You attract deposits by offering higher interest rates on savings/deposit accounts. Since banks are able to borrow from the Fed at 5%, if they lend that same money out at 10%+, they can offer rates that are competitive with money markets.

mf, that’s all you have to say.

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