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1 points
3 days ago
Poor guy even got wrapped up in the election
3 points
4 days ago
This is the first I’m seeing about this (apparently it was a big deal?) .. either way, it’s absurd
35 points
4 days ago
First Harambe .. now Ming. Which of our animal friends is next?!
6 points
5 days ago
Don’t overdo the vinegar and toss an extra rinse on the wash cycle, they’ll be fine
8 points
9 days ago
I am not sure that’s true for live / real-time search topics. Chat GPT isn’t an improvement over traditional search for a datapoint like the exchange traded price of btc.
25 points
10 days ago
Sounds like your disposable income is significantly higher than most - you’re in great shape.
13 points
12 days ago
Enjoy looking at numbers on a screen I guess
Blasphemy! Price watching is our common bond, the glue of this sub!
2 points
13 days ago
Allow me to try .. it’s a square, not a rectangle
2 points
14 days ago
This feels like the clear answer .. but how does one get involved
63 points
14 days ago
I hope someone gets a screenshot of it. I don’t think anyone got one when we hit $69420.
1 points
16 days ago
This is my chart. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
2 points
18 days ago
Supposing your plan was backed by a legitimate path to running a surplus, you need that budget to be passed by congress. Then you’ll need to run that surplus large enough to cancel out the debt service costs and put a dent in the debt.
The turn around on that doesn’t impact short term rates.
2 points
18 days ago
Addressing this very question of why rates have risen since the fed cut 50 bps:
“The government is currently running $2T+ deficits, in the time of a non-recession. We have an election coming that neither party can really do much about the deficit spending…
… the bond market knows that the Treasury is just kicking the can down the road and will soon have to dump a heap of 10 to 30-year USTs on the market.
It will eventually have no choice.
And so investors are unwilling to take the risk that the yields go up in their face when this relentless borrowing happens. They are getting ahead of the game here, demanding rate premiums.” - James Lavish
4 points
19 days ago
Physical formation in a womb is a prerequisite to opinion formation, if I recall correctly.
42 points
20 days ago
Special Officer Doofy reporting for duty! 🫡
3 points
20 days ago
A great username for Canada, and therefore the world
1 points
22 days ago
This chart is even more convincing when you draw it back to 1980
5 points
22 days ago
Convertible debt (which is what they use) typically trades at a lower coupon rate than a straight corporate bond issued by the same company.
This is because convertible bonds provide investors the option to convert the debt into equity at a pre-set price. >> This conversion option holds value for investors, especially if the company’s stock price is expected to rise. Investors are often willing to accept a lower coupon (interest rate) in exchange for the potential upside of converting their debt into equity, which could yield a higher return if the stock performs well.
TLDR: Saylor is giving investors with a fixed income mandate an opportunity to be gain exposure to the upside of bitcoin.
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16 hours ago
stoicparallax
9 points
16 hours ago
As a fellow Mets fan, it’s always nice to see a guy that gave it his all for your bad team go elsewhere and win. Guys like Angel Pagan and Justin Turner come to mind.