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chiericodimalafede t1_jec3321 wrote
Time will tell but I'm totally regardedly bullish on this as well
VisualMod t1_jec32as wrote
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thus t1_jec3240 wrote
Reply to comment by -MullerLite- in First Republic Bank won’t fail, great value. by [deleted]
There are riskier ways to play the sector too, if you truly must. $DPST is a 3x leveraged bull regional bank ETF, for one example.
tipbruley t1_jec30if wrote
Reply to comment by 1boltsfan in How bears feel rn by NeedThoseGains69
You guys are making it back?
fenriswulfwsb t1_jec2xjd wrote
Reply to comment by zeradragon in $FRC Trade idea by Famous_War5848
This is the way.
CheesecakeNo5404 t1_jec2x1p wrote
Reply to comment by too_old_to_be_clever in BlackRock warns that investors are making a mistake by betting on the Fed to cut rates by uslvdslv
Demand for gas is pretty inelastic in the short term. Even in 2008 it took a while for gas prices to come down and people to start buying geo metros and other cars that got good gas mileage.
Christianman01 t1_jec2puz wrote
Reply to comment by Sweaty_Economics_452 in How bears feel rn by NeedThoseGains69
Bears last year 🐻🐻❄️ Bears this year 🐨🐼
willis_michaels t1_jec2lrd wrote
Reply to comment by BaldeeBanks in A few lucky coinflips... by silverwind18
But then he'll have profit and have to pay tax. It's better to lose it all and get a tax break next year.
vaingloriousthings t1_jec2lpj wrote
Reply to comment by frobinhood in First Republic Bank won’t fail, great value. by [deleted]
You’re selling cash secured puts?
-MullerLite- t1_jec2icv wrote
Reply to comment by thus in First Republic Bank won’t fail, great value. by [deleted]
This is a casino. There are no safe bets here.
chiericodimalafede t1_jec2ge7 wrote
Reply to comment by thus in First Republic Bank won’t fail, great value. by [deleted]
If it fails it's better. Last time i checked the P/B ratio was 0.19. So for every 20 cents in shares you'll get $1
Gamble4Gains t1_jec2acb wrote
Does anyone here know about reserve requirements being removed after Covid? How is that affecting whats going on now? I can't seem to get any explanation from someone smart enough to know if it matters.
kenjiurada t1_jec29o6 wrote
Reply to A few lucky coinflips... by silverwind18
Zoom out
A_Quiet_American t1_jec27i0 wrote
Don’t wanna give liquidity to your bags sorry
How deep are you in?
TheWholeSausage t1_jec267r wrote
You mean already?
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Loose_Mail_786 t1_jec260r wrote
He said buy buy buy LULU so I got puts and got fucked.
I’d say you have a chance.
slick2hold t1_jec259c wrote
Reply to comment by 0x11C3P in $FRC - Puzzle Pieces by PussyBreath007
Lehman wouldn't sell because no one wanted to buy that toxic shit. FRC is probably in similar stste right now. They need depositors to keep their money in FRC. That is the issue and the amount of money thay has left would have collapsed multiple WaMu size banks. But big banks and FRC are the same when it comes to banking and they came to the rescue.
WaMu was in same exact state...rumors start, people panic, they move funds, wamu is no longer compliant, feds take over. WaMu only needed cash to satisfy all the withdrawals and it would have been fine...but big banks didn't like WaMu as it was a threat to their fee based profits. Needless to say, no one came to help them.
kodaksdad2020 t1_jec23ry wrote
Reply to comment by dandoggydog in How bears feel rn by NeedThoseGains69
Wait till JPM rolls their collar tomorrow. Will be interesting
patriots317 t1_jec1yr1 wrote
Reply to comment by diefreetimedie in The Fed Raised Rates But The Economy Is Cooling: Understanding The Current Macro Situation by HorrorCharacter5127
You’re the 1% when talking about world population.
Big-Industry4237 t1_jec1xff wrote
Reply to comment by no_sa_rembo in Robinhood outages $9.9M class action settlement by rcastine
You’re being generous.
Big-Industry4237 t1_jec1to2 wrote
Reply to comment by SmoothConfection1115 in Robinhood outages $9.9M class action settlement by rcastine
$2 is generous. Less than that. Only one making money is the attorney
Gamble4Gains t1_jec1sup wrote
Does anyone remember after covid they got rid of reserve requirements?
Like from 10% to nothing.... ZERO... I'm too dumb to know what it means but did that have any effect on what's going on now?
diefreetimedie t1_jec1pdy wrote
Reply to comment by patriots317 in The Fed Raised Rates But The Economy Is Cooling: Understanding The Current Macro Situation by HorrorCharacter5127
What planet do you live on? I'm old enough to remember the bastards being bailed out during the 08 recession. Recession is big business for those 1%ers. Ask the ten folks from SVB who got 13bil when their bets didn't hold up to rate hikes. Those losers failed their way right on up.
diefreetimedie t1_jec379a wrote
Reply to comment by patriots317 in The Fed Raised Rates But The Economy Is Cooling: Understanding The Current Macro Situation by HorrorCharacter5127
First of all, doubt. And B: we're not talking about that, we're talking specifically about US Fed and fiscal policies.
So thanks but no thanks on the reductive straw man argument.