Magic 8 Ball says "Outlook good"

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Not really - this is a COTS solution that would cost 10s to 100s of billions to develop otherwise. The costs have already been amortized through millions (maybe billions) of devices sold. It enables a high speed data solution for anything placed on the moon and the only major cost will be maintaining the earth-moon link.

I’ve made the mistake before on NOT taking out all my coin flips. Easy come, VERY easy go

Ya I’d take out 25k

Establish far out positions with 70% of the funds, and continue coin flipping the rest.

sure, but in terms of accounting for safe assets, it feels like they need to make riskier loans or buy riskier assets to stay ahead of their rate theyre paying on their deposits.

Have they looked at the size of us non financial debt. This thing is a house of cards. They'll cut all right. I'd go so far as to say restart QE.

I had this same thought today.

IORB is less than 5

T-bill and every treasury yield is less than 5.

commercial paper less than 5.

interbank less than 5.

What could any bank issuing a 5% yield on a CD possibly be buying with that money to turn a profit with safe assets? Discount window is 5% and they might as well be just borrowing from the discount window. But of course, they're now able to leverage the face value of T-bonds but those still don't have those 5% yields ultimately.

So banks offering 5% on CDs must be getting some yield on something that is greater. Which seems like they're going to be riskier assets. If a bunch of money is tied up in less liquid assets, the chances of those riskier borrowers paying back those loans (or mortgages) could go down.

After some degrees of separation of asset purchases, it feels like the higher yields coming out of the crypto sector could be the culprit. But that could be this house of cards with all of the unsecured stablecoins. Or something. There definitely feels like something there.

The official penny stock of 2020.

NNDM was hilariously volatile. Money was made.

They 3D print shit for space, no?

But there’s so much controversy surrounding them, and I’m sure their SI is obscene. Feels like a surefire way to lose some money

My dude you are an alabaster regard.

looks more and more like a ponzi scheme every day

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Yea basically swing trading

That was my point in the comment. Earnings will not be the same where it was before because everyone took their cash out. Plus with higher rates, they cannot maintain their previous earnings. How will it recover when most of the people pulled their money out into bigger banks. There’s no incentive for them to return. Example, let’s say you withdrew $5 million out of FRC. Why would you put $1.00 back into FRC?

Not yet, still waiting until Friday to see how things turn out.

Dump and don't look back

Yes, in order to exercise a put option, you must have the underlying shares available to sell at the strike price. This means that if you don't already own the shares, you would need to purchase them at the market price in order to exercise the put option.

Note that most options traders close out their positions before expiration rather than exercising them.

Nvda is a adult version of hot potato. Eventually the music stops and reality will hit.

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Yea , visit

https://www.ssa.gov/benefits/disability/

I don’t have the skills to write a DD. Basically, it’s now trading at less than 2X earnings. If they can recover from the bank runs and come out solvent on the other side, I truly believe that this stock will recover over the next 6 months-2 years. There’s a possibility of a 10x return on the outside and a 3-4X return doesn’t seem crazy either.

Also, we really want to build an expansion on our house. If this 5Xs that gets us halfway there in our budget

That's a true wsb answer

Because the big crash was followed the very next day with the largest intraday swing (upward) in market history. Considering it was day 2 of the crash, I thought it was a dead cat bounce. So I was trying to buy puts.

If you look at the charts for those first two weeks, each huge dip is immediately followed by an equal rally (fed injecting QE). It destroyed the put positions I was able to get (they were long term though) and heavily contributed to today's soaring inflation.

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