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But sure, take your financial advice from a self proclaimed economic soothsayer / dog walker
November 24, 2025 at 9:03 PM
But sure, take your financial advice from a self proclaimed economic soothsayer / dog walker
I am not trying to gotcha, I am legit trying to steer you away from losing as much money as Blaisse has. He buys sqqq and then is underwater due to the decay.
November 24, 2025 at 9:01 PM
I am not trying to gotcha, I am legit trying to steer you away from losing as much money as Blaisse has. He buys sqqq and then is underwater due to the decay.
Mate, you are replying to a poster that has Michael Burry'd himself every 3 months He posts warning about the impending market crash and calls himself cassandra I think a crash is on the way, but Blaisse has consistently scared people with near term predictions that have been consistently wrong
November 24, 2025 at 9:01 PM
Mate, you are replying to a poster that has Michael Burry'd himself every 3 months He posts warning about the impending market crash and calls himself cassandra I think a crash is on the way, but Blaisse has consistently scared people with near term predictions that have been consistently wrong
Hey did we bounce
November 24, 2025 at 7:23 PM
Hey did we bounce
Andor was great and I didn’t feel the same way from it being drip fed. Pluribus just has a different quality. I don’t feel like I want to have a watch party or a debrief with friends between episodes.
November 23, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Andor was great and I didn’t feel the same way from it being drip fed. Pluribus just has a different quality. I don’t feel like I want to have a watch party or a debrief with friends between episodes.
There are some shows that are cinematic pieces and I would not want to have watched Better Call Saul weekly, but I also don’t base my viewing habits around office discussion so ymmv
November 23, 2025 at 7:57 PM
There are some shows that are cinematic pieces and I would not want to have watched Better Call Saul weekly, but I also don’t base my viewing habits around office discussion so ymmv
Yeah the thing to be said is it fucking sucks for this great show specifically
November 23, 2025 at 7:51 PM
Yeah the thing to be said is it fucking sucks for this great show specifically
Look at all the charts. We are going to get a lower high before a dump. Also wyckof distros happen over months. It’s too short in the cycle. End of the year bonus incentives also will contribute to an eoy bump. We aren’t seeing a Santa rally but it is obvious we go higher before we break lower.
November 22, 2025 at 9:35 PM
Look at all the charts. We are going to get a lower high before a dump. Also wyckof distros happen over months. It’s too short in the cycle. End of the year bonus incentives also will contribute to an eoy bump. We aren’t seeing a Santa rally but it is obvious we go higher before we break lower.
Dawg we are going to bounce Monday. We might see another dip next week but the actual dump could be Jan - April 2026.
November 22, 2025 at 6:36 AM
Dawg we are going to bounce Monday. We might see another dip next week but the actual dump could be Jan - April 2026.
My only critique of the show is that it is obviously best binged all at once rather than waiting for the weekly drip feed.
November 22, 2025 at 6:23 AM
My only critique of the show is that it is obviously best binged all at once rather than waiting for the weekly drip feed.
Ignore fear mongering like this article which is irrelevant to the larger financial meltdown on the loom...
November 22, 2025 at 1:39 AM
Ignore fear mongering like this article which is irrelevant to the larger financial meltdown on the loom...
BlackRock had to be mindful that such a comment could cause redemptions by nervous investors. The company is trying to keep their investors roped in. Without investors, BlackRock doesn't have much of a business across all its investment product lines.
November 22, 2025 at 1:38 AM
BlackRock had to be mindful that such a comment could cause redemptions by nervous investors. The company is trying to keep their investors roped in. Without investors, BlackRock doesn't have much of a business across all its investment product lines.
But in this case that one loss was so egregious that BlackRock needed to act in good faith if it was to continue managing such an overall large AUM pool. It was done for marketing purposes.
Because of Jamie Dimon's comment of late about 'cockroaches' in private credit,
Because of Jamie Dimon's comment of late about 'cockroaches' in private credit,
November 22, 2025 at 1:38 AM
But in this case that one loss was so egregious that BlackRock needed to act in good faith if it was to continue managing such an overall large AUM pool. It was done for marketing purposes.
Because of Jamie Dimon's comment of late about 'cockroaches' in private credit,
Because of Jamie Dimon's comment of late about 'cockroaches' in private credit,
When BlackRock waved some of its management fee, this was certainly not done out of benevolence. It is common practice in the industry for the 2% + 20% (2% of assets and 20% of the profits) to apply whether a fund has gains or losses.
November 22, 2025 at 1:38 AM
When BlackRock waved some of its management fee, this was certainly not done out of benevolence. It is common practice in the industry for the 2% + 20% (2% of assets and 20% of the profits) to apply whether a fund has gains or losses.
Yeah I can explain it better
For BlackRock as a whole, this loan going to zero is a rounding error for its total assets under management (AUM). But because it's AUM is not just one big pool of assets, but segmented into smaller pools, for a smaller pool this loss can be significant.
For BlackRock as a whole, this loan going to zero is a rounding error for its total assets under management (AUM). But because it's AUM is not just one big pool of assets, but segmented into smaller pools, for a smaller pool this loss can be significant.
November 22, 2025 at 1:38 AM
Yeah I can explain it better
For BlackRock as a whole, this loan going to zero is a rounding error for its total assets under management (AUM). But because it's AUM is not just one big pool of assets, but segmented into smaller pools, for a smaller pool this loss can be significant.
For BlackRock as a whole, this loan going to zero is a rounding error for its total assets under management (AUM). But because it's AUM is not just one big pool of assets, but segmented into smaller pools, for a smaller pool this loss can be significant.
FRN get spent before Treasuries. So the order of debasement is Real Money/Hard Assets > yielding fiat debt > non-yielding fiat debt.
November 21, 2025 at 8:27 AM
FRN get spent before Treasuries. So the order of debasement is Real Money/Hard Assets > yielding fiat debt > non-yielding fiat debt.
Gresham's Law where bad money is spent and good money is saved. All fiat is worse than US. So the dollar gets saved, preferably in the form of an interest bearing instrument like a Treasury, and other currencies get spent. Since Fed Resv Note currency is technically non-interest bearing debt,
November 21, 2025 at 8:27 AM
Gresham's Law where bad money is spent and good money is saved. All fiat is worse than US. So the dollar gets saved, preferably in the form of an interest bearing instrument like a Treasury, and other currencies get spent. Since Fed Resv Note currency is technically non-interest bearing debt,
If other carry trades unwind (like the basis trade), including yen carry originated in the US, we may see Treasuries become available. I think the debasement trade is ignored and the global demand for "high quality" collateral (including Treasuries) mops up excess supply.
November 21, 2025 at 8:15 AM
If other carry trades unwind (like the basis trade), including yen carry originated in the US, we may see Treasuries become available. I think the debasement trade is ignored and the global demand for "high quality" collateral (including Treasuries) mops up excess supply.
If Norinchukin Bank (Japan) unwinds its carry trades, we see high yield, high risk debt get flushed. That will likely cause more price discovery on low investment grade debt, like CDOs. Dodgy collateral will get even less accepted in repo trades. Risk spreads widen.
November 21, 2025 at 8:15 AM
If Norinchukin Bank (Japan) unwinds its carry trades, we see high yield, high risk debt get flushed. That will likely cause more price discovery on low investment grade debt, like CDOs. Dodgy collateral will get even less accepted in repo trades. Risk spreads widen.
why do you only have like 4 likes on this post?
November 21, 2025 at 6:01 AM
why do you only have like 4 likes on this post?
Sorry you are suffering. Hope you recover from the microplastics doll.
November 21, 2025 at 5:58 AM
Sorry you are suffering. Hope you recover from the microplastics doll.
Congrats on the recognition big guy
November 21, 2025 at 5:55 AM
Congrats on the recognition big guy