if your company is matching your 401k contribution, then that's a 100% return, right off the bat, no?Speaking of TikTok...here is some inflation for you all

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if your company is matching your 401k contribution, then that's a 100% return, right off the bat, no?Speaking of TikTok...here is some inflation for you all
Cool, an article from 10 months ago when the interest rate was 1.2%...lol
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European banks ace U.S. Fed's stress test, show strong capital levels
The U.S. units of major European lenders including Deutsche Bank, Barclays and Credit Suisse sailed through the Federal Reserve's annual "stress tests" on Thursday, showing they hold enough capital to weather an economic shock.www.reuters.com
WASHINGTON/LONDON, June 24 (Reuters) - The U.S. units of major European lenders including Deutsche Bank, Barclays and Credit Suisse sailed through the Federal Reserve's annual "stress tests" on Thursday, showing they hold enough capital to weather an economic shock.
For the seven European bank subsidiaries the Fed oversees with more than $100 billion in assets, the average capital ratio -- a measure of the cushion a bank has to withstand potential losses -- remained well above the regulatory minimum of 4.5%.
@Aruka @Sharkbiscuit
This aged well. Don't feel bad though. It turns out making economic predictions is hard.BTW, my invitation still stands for anyone who still wants to make a bet the “hawkish” Fed won’t pivot and cut. Any takers? Lol.
So UBS is now too bigger to fail.lol
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European banks ace U.S. Fed's stress test, show strong capital levels
The U.S. units of major European lenders including Deutsche Bank, Barclays and Credit Suisse sailed through the Federal Reserve's annual "stress tests" on Thursday, showing they hold enough capital to weather an economic shock.www.reuters.com
WASHINGTON/LONDON, June 24 (Reuters) - The U.S. units of major European lenders including Deutsche Bank, Barclays and Credit Suisse sailed through the Federal Reserve's annual "stress tests" on Thursday, showing they hold enough capital to weather an economic shock.
For the seven European bank subsidiaries the Fed oversees with more than $100 billion in assets, the average capital ratio -- a measure of the cushion a bank has to withstand potential losses -- remained well above the regulatory minimum of 4.5%.
@Aruka @Sharkbiscuit
Well... yeah.Cool, an article from 10 months ago when the interest rate was 1.2%...
I didn't ever say I don't think banks need regs.If you've got an alternative to regulating the banks, I'm all ears.
Uhhh... refer back to my posts from March? 2022.This aged well. Don't feel bad though. It turns out making economic predictions is hard.
Wew lad.And next up is a rate cut.
Son if that’s a piece of business that fogs your windows, I hope you fight rats better than you do the stonksThose rich hours![]()
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On my winter vacation this year I made $10k while eating chocolate and drinking coffee in the parking lot. The windows of my car got all misty![]()
You mean, "...when I need to find the STRENF to carry on."Bear trapping!
This is the money song I listen to when I need to find the strenght to carry on
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Hopefully later this week I'll be back on the big money blaster tune.
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