3855C is super lotto. Low probability but if it works it will work big.
My limit price just missed as it shot up, dammit.$30,000 Millionaire said:
3855C is super lotto. Low probability but if it works it will work big.
I stand corrected. It did not close down there. That's why your words carry weight here. Thanks for all the guidance and help you put on this board.$30,000 Millionaire said:
Just wow. Doubt it closes here though.
Boy Named Sue said:My limit price just missed as it shot up, dammit.$30,000 Millionaire said:
3855C is super lotto. Low probability but if it works it will work big.
Great call
Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:
FJ, one for you.
Got an email notice on this hat. I opened it 1 hour and 37 minutes after receiving it. Basically sold out by the time I opened. Called the company. They said my size, 7-1/8, sold out in 13 minutes. Only had 10.
https://stetson.com/products/the-last-drop-100x-hat?utm_source=promo&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20230310_STE_The_Last_Drop&_kx=criei_TkLX0YsKnQCd7S6AtZNvuvE-5ZkjUwGppgZa8%3D.RZMa7X
$30,000 Millionaire said:
E mini closed at 3897.
JP Morgan is a fortress
— Jim Cramer (@jimcramer) March 10, 2023
Black Monday inbound.Charismatic Megafauna said:JP Morgan is a fortress
— Jim Cramer (@jimcramer) March 10, 2023
FJ43 said:Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:
FJ, one for you.
Got an email notice on this hat. I opened it 1 hour and 37 minutes after receiving it. Basically sold out by the time I opened. Called the company. They said my size, 7-1/8, sold out in 13 minutes. Only had 10.
https://stetson.com/products/the-last-drop-100x-hat?utm_source=promo&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20230310_STE_The_Last_Drop&_kx=criei_TkLX0YsKnQCd7S6AtZNvuvE-5ZkjUwGppgZa8%3D.RZMa7X
That's a beautiful hat. I texted a friend of mine to see if I could get you one in your size. He's a VP at HATCO which owns Stetson. He couldn't even get himself one as they were made specifically for Stetson NY location.
Not even on my radar. Further supporting "not even on my radar", Market Watch published an article with click bait headline naming 20 other banks with potential issues. Progressive Liberal website (but I like the navigation there) articles are full blown garbage, IMO. Just rhetoric to get folks feeling anxious.Definitely Not A Cop said:
How freaked out is everybody right now in regards to the bank situation from a macro perspective?
Dan Scott said:
SPY popped $1 in last 15 minute on Friday afternoon.
https://www.cnn.com/markets/fear-and-greedM4 Benelli said:
I overzealously bought up a crap ton of SBNY and PACW today. Need to take a chance at shooting some 3 pointers. Blood in the streets, bleh bleh bleh.
Right now my port looks like an overturned canoe.
Bonfire1996 said:
Bro. Prior to Barack Hussein O, the most we've ever paid in interest expense on the federal debt is $400 billion a year, across all debt instruments. It gradually increases through Trump to $600 Billion, again, across all instruments.
Have you ever seen a logarithmic increase to a curve? Because 2022 to now is straight up with an increasing slope. We will be at $1.5 trillion in interest payments soon if the FED bluff doesn't get called. All the "we can't afford it" chants were political cannon fodder till now. We have to sell a full trillion dollars of new debt every year just to pay interest on old debt. That doesn't work.
It's going back down to zero because it has to
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— Alex Sherman (@sherman4949) March 10, 2023
Wrong. The FED doesn't have to worry about default because they can print money. So when they go this big in the hole, they pivot to showing the regular losses as cumulative losses. And that hole they dig becomes an asset on their balance sheet. They just keep showing it as cumulative until they eventually dig out of it.Dies Irae said:Bonfire1996 said:
Bro. Prior to Barack Hussein O, the most we've ever paid in interest expense on the federal debt is $400 billion a year, across all debt instruments. It gradually increases through Trump to $600 Billion, again, across all instruments.
Have you ever seen a logarithmic increase to a curve? Because 2022 to now is straight up with an increasing slope. We will be at $1.5 trillion in interest payments soon if the FED bluff doesn't get called. All the "we can't afford it" chants were political cannon fodder till now. We have to sell a full trillion dollars of new debt every year just to pay interest on old debt. That doesn't work.
It's going back down to zero because it has to
This is accurate. All the "we can pay the interest on the Debt easily" assumed rock bottom interest rates. JPow saw the print this morning and if he continues the way he's been he should shove another 500 basis points down the market's throat.
He's either going to be killed by the administration, the printer is going to overheat, or he'll capitulate and drop the rates.
Still very little traded on that contract, will change next week.$30,000 Millionaire said:
E mini closed at 3897.
BREAKING NEWS: 🚨🚨🚨
— Nazeem Elkommos (@NazeemElkommos) March 10, 2023
U.S FEDERAL RESERVE: Calls For An Expedited Meeting Monday, March 13
Looks Like Shit May Be Going Down By End Of March!
Silicon Valley Bank $SIVB May Just Be The Fuse To Set It All Off. 🤯🤯🤯 pic.twitter.com/2X3JXPw3C2
Thanks, I'm not allowed on Twitter anymore so I can't follow different accounts and keep up.lobwedgephil said:
Prog, this is Fintwit fear. Fed meeting is normal, regularly scheduled board meeting. Every time we have major selling, twitter goes crazy on this "emergency" meeting. Fake news,
mProgN said:Thanks, I'm not allowed on Twitter anymore so I can't follow different accounts and keep up.lobwedgephil said:
Prog, this is Fintwit fear. Fed meeting is normal, regularly scheduled board meeting. Every time we have major selling, twitter goes crazy on this "emergency" meeting. Fake news,
Look it up yourself, every board meeting for the Fed for years is "expedited". Same thing happened in Sept, Dec, April, this is not new.Charismatic Megafauna said:
I don't know man, Nazeem seems pretty knowledgeable