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How’s the stock market?
- Thread starter lagunaboy
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That’s insulting. Brukuns would be selling the grilled cheese sticks at the very leastYou have a poor grasp on economics, even for someone selling icecream on the beach
Queijo coalho.That’s insulting. Brukuns would be selling the grilled cheese sticks at the very least
At least I would be by the beach... but working on the sand under the sun is not for me. I'm an apartment boy, I like concrete and AC.
It has varied quite a bit more than that, looking at the graphs now, it's not so stale.
In the end I'm more worried about the Brazilian Real vs the dollar and it's being absolutely obliterated along with all my buying power. I'm gonna have to double down on selling those icecreams.
Goldman Sachs
Morgan Stanley
JPMorgan Chase
Citigroup
and others
In talks to deposit $20 billion into First Republic Bank (FRC).
An acquisition is no longer being discussed. Once again, big players get bailed out.
Morgan Stanley
JPMorgan Chase
Citigroup
and others
In talks to deposit $20 billion into First Republic Bank (FRC).
An acquisition is no longer being discussed. Once again, big players get bailed out.
Banks Borrow $164.8 Billion From Fed in Rush to Backstop Liquidity
Data published by the Fed showed $152.85 billion in borrowing from the discount window — the traditional liquidity backstop for banks — in the week ended March 15, a record high, up from $4.58 billion the previous week. The prior all-time high was $111 billion reached during the 2008 financial crisis.
The data also showed $11.9 billion in borrowing from the Fed’s new emergency backstop known as the Bank Term Funding Program, which was launched Sunday.
All told, the emergency loans reversed around half of the balance-sheet shrinkage that the Fed has achieved since it began so-called quantitative tightening — allowing its portfolio of assets to run down — in June last year. And the central bank’s reserve balances jumped by some $440 billion in a week — which “basically reversed all the Fed’s QT efforts,” according to Capital Economics.
Data published by the Fed showed $152.85 billion in borrowing from the discount window — the traditional liquidity backstop for banks — in the week ended March 15, a record high, up from $4.58 billion the previous week. The prior all-time high was $111 billion reached during the 2008 financial crisis.
The data also showed $11.9 billion in borrowing from the Fed’s new emergency backstop known as the Bank Term Funding Program, which was launched Sunday.
All told, the emergency loans reversed around half of the balance-sheet shrinkage that the Fed has achieved since it began so-called quantitative tightening — allowing its portfolio of assets to run down — in June last year. And the central bank’s reserve balances jumped by some $440 billion in a week — which “basically reversed all the Fed’s QT efforts,” according to Capital Economics.
Just last week we were told this was only a $20 billion extraordinary measure to insure large depositors, DEFINITELY NOT A BAILOUT. Now it's about the size of the 2008 bailouts.
They're going to replace that with CBDCs and then we are going to be hosed. It gives them a large amount of power over what you spend your money on, but - as we've seen - they're under completely different rules, meaning, "None at all."No.
We’ll all be using crypto.
specifically bitcoin.
Kiss my a$$: Credit Suisse wife Lizzie Asher flashes butt amid $54B bailout
Interpreted for those who didn’t go to Wharton: Looming global financial catastrophe threatening to upend the lives of ordinary people everywhere? Kiss my ass.
pagesix.com
This is Marie Antoinette-level. It's completely demoralizing that we let these people rule us. Are there any men left in the West?Kiss my a$$: Credit Suisse wife Lizzie Asher flashes butt amid $54B bailout
Interpreted for those who didn’t go to Wharton: Looming global financial catastrophe threatening to upend the lives of ordinary people everywhere? Kiss my ass.
Huh? There is a lot to be furious about in this whole mess but some housewife showing her butt to a camera at a party seems to be missing the point
It exemplifies a lack of real world consequences for a certain segment of society.
Like I said there is plenty to be pissed off about... and by all accounts this is the tip of the iceberg with whats coming. I guess you could call metaphor on it, but seems to me that a ny post p.6 article looking to generate outrage is in all likelihood trying to distract us from whats actually going on.