They lied? No way.![]()
Meme-Stock Probe Finds Robinhood Woes Were Worse Than It Let On
Robinhood Markets Inc. faced a more dire situation during the height of last year’s meme-stock frenzy than executives at the online brokerage let on publicly, according to a report from top Democrats on a key congressional committee.www.bloomberg.com
How did this work out for you today?Never got off the inverse ETFs myself. Holding through the last few days has been a teeth-grinding experience.
How did this work out for you today?
No different than any random joe predicting the market based on the 1 minute chart on any particular day.Pick a side dude.. jeez.
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Michael Burry of ‘The Big Short’ Fame Warns Fed May Alter Course
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Also unemployment can hit different sectors differently if the recession is a manufactured one. At the way things are going with the collapse in the tech sector and tightening of new investments, I can imagine a job market in the near future where <40% of college STEM grads can't find a job while Dunkin Donuts is paying 18 dollars an hour to any mouthbreather who walks in the door. Obviously that wouldn't last, but it would still be a serious WTF in the short term.No different than any random joe predicting the market based on the 1 minute chart on any particular day.
At some point you just got to think for yourself. The talking heads change their tune on a daily basis.
The fed wants a recession, it's the only way to combat inflation. They are willing to see unemployment tick up because it's low to begin with, until we get to depression levels of unemployment i don't see them reversing course.
I have been thinking about this and if we continue on this trajectory for a year or two more, I might retire and then take one of those shitty min wage jobs for $20 an hour. No responsibility, shitpost on FOH all day while ignoring customers, and put 50% of my salary into maxing out my 401k. The math really isnt all that bad to be honest.Also unemployment can hit different sectors differently if the recession is a manufactured one. At the way things are going with the collapse in the tech sector and tightening of new investments, I can imagine a job market in the near future where <40% of college STEM grads can't find a job while Dunkin Donuts is paying 18 dollars an hour to any mouthbreather who walks in the door. Obviously that wouldn't last, but it would still be a serious WTF in the short term.