First you would have to have a bank that could pay that much interest.
I don't believe there is any such bank.
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How’s the stock market?
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I don't believe there is any such bank.
The bank of Anchor Protocol is paying 19% apy on UST, better strike the iron while it’s hot
I think right now a lot of people are in a "this is just like the 1970s, we've seen this before" mode.
Could anything be further from the truth?
We've gone from creditor to massive borrower...now raising interest rates to cool inflation while at the same time printing more money... riding along on years of debt monetization...
Was there ever a time where we raised interest rates while dipping our toes into what could become the biggest international conflict since WW2?
It's rather WTF when you break it down.
Could anything be further from the truth?
We've gone from creditor to massive borrower...now raising interest rates to cool inflation while at the same time printing more money... riding along on years of debt monetization...
Was there ever a time where we raised interest rates while dipping our toes into what could become the biggest international conflict since WW2?
It's rather WTF when you break it down.
Isn’t there? Given what they charge for credit card interest, fees, and other nonsense they probably **could**. However they don’t because they don’t have to.
In general the savings rate trails about a few points behind the 30 year mortgage rate, which is why they could offer a better rate if we go back to the days of 6-8%+ apr.
the effect of covid on single family homes with a decent yard is still apparent.
i have a hard time believing the shock of lockdown effects will be forgotten in the next decade. Millennials still pissed and recovering from ‘08.
my dad liked to point out grand pa never got over the depression. Regularly pointed out things that could be sold for good cash if in a pinch.
i have a hard time believing the shock of lockdown effects will be forgotten in the next decade. Millennials still pissed and recovering from ‘08.
my dad liked to point out grand pa never got over the depression. Regularly pointed out things that could be sold for good cash if in a pinch.
prolly in the minority here, but the last two years were the best of my adult life. you're right, i won't forget that
hey, here's a stock that won't thrill the high rollers here but may be of interest to the long-term hodler's :
PSEC, 18 y/o private equity firm, about $8.30 a share, currently pays a healthy dividend of .06 per share per month ....the cool part is that if you are in their DRIP, you get a 5% discount on the reinvestment shares
Well, sure, first there has to be a bank offering that.
But before the banks raised their rates for the common human, they were offering much less, kinda like how it is now. Was curious if things could return to the way it was.
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arent stimuli what got the inflation cycle started?And here we go...our elected representatives must be reading this forum.
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It's a major factor along with the overall way monetary policy has been managed over the past 15 years.
Still holding? BABA at end of Sept was around $148.
YELL looks to be on its way back to your original buy in price. Would you buy more at sub $6 prices?
