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As the country is in the midst of its worst meltdown since the great depression.Stan wrote:The market had the best month since 1987....
The fact that the market has gone up day after day over the last month is more disturbing than if it had totally cratered, as it would have if the Fed hadn't been buying everything.
We are in a total meltdown.
Clearly.
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Getting warrants isn’t buying everything. But then you have proven you don’t know much about anything.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2020 12:21 amAs the country is in the midst of its worst meltdown since the great depression.Stan wrote:The market had the best month since 1987....
The fact that the market has gone up day after day over the last month is more disturbing than if it had totally cratered, as it would have if the Fed hadn't been buying everything.
We are in a total meltdown.
Clearly.
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Keep telling yourself that.
I warned you last fall what was going on.
The situation has escalated now in 2020.
https://www.bankrate.com/banking/federa ... po-market/
The coronavirus crisis has caused the Federal Reserve to radically up its involvement in what’s basically one of the world’s most important pawn shops: “the repo market.”
Short for repurchase agreements, the repo market is a complicated, yet important, area of the U.S. financial system where firms trade trillions of dollars’ worth of debt for cash each day. The activities on this market keep the wheels turning on Wall Street and the broader economy.
To further illustrate just how important it is, the repo market has demanded Fed action for more than seven months now. It first caught the Fed’s attention last fall, after a technical glitch caused short-term interest rates to surge well above the Fed’s target range. Then, in response to the economic threat from the coronavirus, it led U.S. central bankers to drop a bazooka in March — a series of short-term loans totaling $1.5 trillion.
But the Fed’s involvement is complicated. Experts say it’s an important part of ensuring things don’t go from bad to worse, but it’s still managed to raise some prominent peoples’ eyebrows, including those of Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders...
The U.S. economic system was collapsing last fall.
It is now broken beyond repair -- and each Fed action jams that dick another inch up your @ss.
Enjoy!
I warned you last fall what was going on.
The situation has escalated now in 2020.
https://www.bankrate.com/banking/federa ... po-market/
The coronavirus crisis has caused the Federal Reserve to radically up its involvement in what’s basically one of the world’s most important pawn shops: “the repo market.”
Short for repurchase agreements, the repo market is a complicated, yet important, area of the U.S. financial system where firms trade trillions of dollars’ worth of debt for cash each day. The activities on this market keep the wheels turning on Wall Street and the broader economy.
To further illustrate just how important it is, the repo market has demanded Fed action for more than seven months now. It first caught the Fed’s attention last fall, after a technical glitch caused short-term interest rates to surge well above the Fed’s target range. Then, in response to the economic threat from the coronavirus, it led U.S. central bankers to drop a bazooka in March — a series of short-term loans totaling $1.5 trillion.
But the Fed’s involvement is complicated. Experts say it’s an important part of ensuring things don’t go from bad to worse, but it’s still managed to raise some prominent peoples’ eyebrows, including those of Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders...
The U.S. economic system was collapsing last fall.
It is now broken beyond repair -- and each Fed action jams that dick another inch up your @ss.
Enjoy!
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We get it you want it to fail. It won’t.
Hopefully we the citizens get some cash back out of these warrants.
Hopefully we the citizens get some cash back out of these warrants.
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I'm confused as to your position. Do you think the Cantillon Effect is in play here or not and if yes, to what degree?
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I am only vaguely familiar with the Cantillon Effect. But that is not what I am talking about.
Airlines that took more than $100 million were required to offer the government warrants. The warrants are equal to 10% of the loan value. So if an airline took 1 billion worth of aid, (70% is a grant and 30% is a loan) they would be regained to offer $30 Million worth of warrants. The warrant allows the government to purchase the airlines stock at some future point up to 3 years from the day of the loan at the share price on the day of the loan.
There isn’t any risk to the government with the warrant. If the airline stock falls the government tosses the warrant. However, if the stock price were to rise over the next three years the government can exercise the warrants to but the stock at the lower price and resell them at the higher price or hold them and allow the price to continue to climb before selling them.
Airlines that took more than $100 million were required to offer the government warrants. The warrants are equal to 10% of the loan value. So if an airline took 1 billion worth of aid, (70% is a grant and 30% is a loan) they would be regained to offer $30 Million worth of warrants. The warrant allows the government to purchase the airlines stock at some future point up to 3 years from the day of the loan at the share price on the day of the loan.
There isn’t any risk to the government with the warrant. If the airline stock falls the government tosses the warrant. However, if the stock price were to rise over the next three years the government can exercise the warrants to but the stock at the lower price and resell them at the higher price or hold them and allow the price to continue to climb before selling them.
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The other 70% is your money and mine being redirected to airline employees.
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There are plenty of mandates in the bailout. First off airlines “qualified” for an amount of money equal to their payrolls for the 2nd and 3rd quarters of 2019. This is the most money they could claim as part of the bail out. Of course they could also request an amount less than this as well.
For my airline taking over $100 million the money was 70% a grant and 30% a low interest loan. Warrants were also required as discussed previously. Further the following conditions were attached to the money:
No involuntary furloughs or reductions in pay rates through September 30
No share buybacks or dividends until September 30, 2021
Limits on executive pay until March 24, 2022
Continue service to existing cities, with certain exemptions
So if airlines can’t furlough or reduce pay thru the end of the 3rd quarter, their payroll expenses could be fully covered by this bailout. No you can argue that it doesn’t stipulate that they have to track that each dollar was only used for payroll, but that would be an accounting nightmare. The intention was for the bailout funds to be used to cover payroll.
All that said, I still don’t think the airlines should have been bailed out. They have multiple lines of unsecured credit. They also have tremendous value in their frequent flier programs that they could have used to secure loans or sold for cash.
For my airline taking over $100 million the money was 70% a grant and 30% a low interest loan. Warrants were also required as discussed previously. Further the following conditions were attached to the money:
No involuntary furloughs or reductions in pay rates through September 30
No share buybacks or dividends until September 30, 2021
Limits on executive pay until March 24, 2022
Continue service to existing cities, with certain exemptions
So if airlines can’t furlough or reduce pay thru the end of the 3rd quarter, their payroll expenses could be fully covered by this bailout. No you can argue that it doesn’t stipulate that they have to track that each dollar was only used for payroll, but that would be an accounting nightmare. The intention was for the bailout funds to be used to cover payroll.
All that said, I still don’t think the airlines should have been bailed out. They have multiple lines of unsecured credit. They also have tremendous value in their frequent flier programs that they could have used to secure loans or sold for cash.
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Nope, that should have read for any airline, not my airline.
I am not an airline and wasn't able to access these funds. I could have applied under the small business program, but we are in good shape, as our burn rate is just salaries for the office staff and lease on the building.
But those bailout funds for airlines were to be used for payroll.
I am not an airline and wasn't able to access these funds. I could have applied under the small business program, but we are in good shape, as our burn rate is just salaries for the office staff and lease on the building.
But those bailout funds for airlines were to be used for payroll.
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The money was sent to the airlines, what are you talking about? If you don't like the way the bailout was written you can start with Nancy since she is from your state.
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U.S. Treasury To Borrow $3 Trillion In 3 Months To Pay For Pandemic
The U.S. Treasury Department plans to borrow nearly $3 trillion between April and June to bankroll the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic.
It's an unprecedented level of deficit financing to match the historic economic hit caused by the virus. In a single quarter, the government will borrow more than twice as much as it did all of last year...
https://www.npr.org/2020/05/04/85026194 ... r-pandemic
3 trillion in 3 months.
lol
The U.S. Treasury Department plans to borrow nearly $3 trillion between April and June to bankroll the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic.
It's an unprecedented level of deficit financing to match the historic economic hit caused by the virus. In a single quarter, the government will borrow more than twice as much as it did all of last year...
https://www.npr.org/2020/05/04/85026194 ... r-pandemic
3 trillion in 3 months.
lol
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Listen.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 2:55 am U.S. Treasury To Borrow $3 Trillion In 3 Months To Pay For Pandemic
The U.S. Treasury Department plans to borrow nearly $3 trillion between April and June to bankroll the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic.
It's an unprecedented level of deficit financing to match the historic economic hit caused by the virus. In a single quarter, the government will borrow more than twice as much as it did all of last year...
https://www.npr.org/2020/05/04/85026194 ... r-pandemic
3 trillion in 3 months.
lol
Face reality.
Understand that in order to prevent a great depression, greater than the "great depression", we did exactly what we needed to do.
You're understandably disappointed that your "doom" thread will be obsolete in a few more months because of this.
Well, too bad.
I think we'd all rather have the world's largest economy up at full speed once again, than to have your "doom" thread be visionary.
We'd all rather see this great American comeback and trump re-elected, than a total economical collapse, mass suicides, despair, drugs, abuse, etc. AND Alzheimer's Joe in the white house presiding over burning embers.
The way I see it is that the communist government of China , unleashed untold amounts of despair and death on the entire planet, and must pay dearly for it.
Anyone who doesn't agree with me on this, is seriously detached from reality.
Thinking that they could actually get away with this without any repercussions whatsoever?
You're out of your GOT DAMN MIND!
Your "monopoly" money reference is bullshit as a result.
The tab goes to the communists.
They are responsible.
You don't get to cause worldwide death and claim the high ground.
No more political correctness, the gloves are off.
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Fake pandemic.
You motherfuckers are gonna get fucking mass arrested and fucking executed
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Shit is gettin' very real for folks.
Gonna be seeing a lot more of this kind of anguish in the coming weeks and months...
Anguish, destitution, suffering, chaos, death...
Coming soon to a theatre near you!
#doom
Gonna be seeing a lot more of this kind of anguish in the coming weeks and months...
Anguish, destitution, suffering, chaos, death...
Coming soon to a theatre near you!
#doom
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you're spreading fear.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 1:32 am Shit is gettin' very real for folks.
Gonna be seeing a lot more of this kind of anguish in the coming weeks and months...
Anguish, destitution, suffering, chaos, death...
Coming soon to a theatre near you!
#doom
Which is a sure sign that you are fearful.
Relax bro.
Don't worry, bout' a thing. Every little thing, is gonna be alright.
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Oh yeah, they are coming.poptart wrote:Well, I might as well add another item to the list of fun things that I have told you will/already have come...
Negative interest rates
As long as other countries are receiving the benefits of Negative Rates, the USA should also accept the “GIFT”. Big numbers!
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Negative interest rates would be a ... gift for you.
LMAO!
Gift-wrapped right up your arse.
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The market is rolling over and I anticipate it will continue to generally push down now.
It could go sideways for a while, but we are not going to get back up to the 24,600 mark (Dow) that we saw on 4/29.
The retracement that took place after the market meltdown is -----> over.
Grease up.
It could go sideways for a while, but we are not going to get back up to the 24,600 mark (Dow) that we saw on 4/29.
The retracement that took place after the market meltdown is -----> over.
Grease up.
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Nutsy Pelosi is pimping her 3 trillion dollar coronavirus response bill hard.
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/05/14/poli ... index.html
Yeah, what's another 3 trillion dollars?
The bill will be full of political wish money, like they always are, that should not be there.
The federal government took in 3.5 trillion dollars in tax revenue in 2019.
So instead of a bill like this, why not free all taxpayers of their tax burden this year and print up 3+ trillion dollars and give it to the treasury to pay for federal spending?
Give everyone a full tax refund.
Who is dumb enough to pay their taxes this year, when the federal reserve is just printing up hundreds of billions of dollars like it is nothing?
Pay my taxes?
pfft...
Just print it up, dude.
Wtf?
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/05/14/poli ... index.html
Yeah, what's another 3 trillion dollars?
The bill will be full of political wish money, like they always are, that should not be there.
The federal government took in 3.5 trillion dollars in tax revenue in 2019.
So instead of a bill like this, why not free all taxpayers of their tax burden this year and print up 3+ trillion dollars and give it to the treasury to pay for federal spending?
Give everyone a full tax refund.
Who is dumb enough to pay their taxes this year, when the federal reserve is just printing up hundreds of billions of dollars like it is nothing?
Pay my taxes?
pfft...
Just print it up, dude.
Wtf?
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Delta is brought to its knees.
CEO Employee Memo -----> https://news.delta.com/ceo-employee-mem ... our-future
CEO Employee Memo -----> https://news.delta.com/ceo-employee-mem ... our-future
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All airlines have sent similar memos to employees. United is the airline really being brought to their knees. Their employees are suing them, they are ignoring DOT rules on refunds, are ignoring rules for accepting stimulus money, and angering customers at every turn.
Delta and American will be fine. United is the airline you should be focused on in a “doom” thread.
Delta and American will be fine. United is the airline you should be focused on in a “doom” thread.
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poptart wrote:There is going to be massive destitution, pain, suffering, chaos, and death.
There will be desperation, disbelief, and chaos.
Desperation. Chaos. Rage at "the man" for fvkking them this way. Total disrespect and disregard for the established institutions and law. Jungle time.
Yeah.
Just gettin' warmed up.
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If you read through the thread you'll see that they have been excellent.
Numerous things I called have already occurred, or are currently occurring.
Watch and see that some of the future events I have called for will also be occurring.
The Dow has not started its next big leg down yet, so that is not shaping up.
However, who is buying the market now?
The 30 million unemployed?
lol
So yeah, the entire economic system is trashed -- and we have completely fake markets.
A fantasy economy and a fantasy president.
Folks have been caged up, their livelihoods have been erased, they are in a world of hurt, they are sick of their owners, and now a fuse has been lit.
It is all unraveling.
Numerous things I called have already occurred, or are currently occurring.
Watch and see that some of the future events I have called for will also be occurring.
The Dow has not started its next big leg down yet, so that is not shaping up.
However, who is buying the market now?
The 30 million unemployed?
lol
So yeah, the entire economic system is trashed -- and we have completely fake markets.
A fantasy economy and a fantasy president.
Folks have been caged up, their livelihoods have been erased, they are in a world of hurt, they are sick of their owners, and now a fuse has been lit.
It is all unraveling.
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You didn’t predict BLM/Antifa riots.
You thought the Rona flu would be the reason for riots. But sure take an unearned victory lap.
You thought the Rona flu would be the reason for riots. But sure take an unearned victory lap.
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you sick fuck
The American people understand that criminals are threatening the people now
On social media, criminals are threatening to invade suburban neighborhoods and homes.
Male and female officers are being shot.
Under the constitution, the president has the legal authority to invoke the insurrection act
YOU ARE THE FASCIST.
And, let me add, a very sick and disturbed individual as well.
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The riots are about more than the death of Mr. Floyd (not pink).Left Seater wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 12:45 pm You didn’t predict BLM/Antifa riots.
You thought the Rona flu would be the reason for riots. But sure take an unearned victory lap.
The market is going up, up, up -- while 40 million are unemployed and folks are in serious distress.
A rich man can get richer and a poor man can... suck his cock?
As I posted previously in this thread, a grotesque version of socialism is being ushered in on Donald's watch.
One where the rich can get richer, the middle class can be smacked the hell down, and the poor can... eat dirt and die.
"They need to be dominated," and pepper spraying peaceful protesters isn't helping matters[/Marcus].
Shit is just gettin' wound up, dude.
The real impact of the economic depression hasn't set in yet.
Jackboot tactics are not going to stand and we are going to witness a whole lot of ugliness.
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top down government control socialism isn't the answer.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 1:42 amThe riots are about more than the death of Mr. Floyd (not pink).Left Seater wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 12:45 pm You didn’t predict BLM/Antifa riots.
You thought the Rona flu would be the reason for riots. But sure take an unearned victory lap.
The market is going up, up, up -- while 40 million are unemployed and folks are in serious distress.
A rich man can get richer and a poor man can... suck his cock?
As I posted previously in this thread, a grotesque version of socialism is being ushered in on Donald's watch.
One where the rich can get richer, the middle class can be smacked the hell down, and the poor can... eat dirt and die.
"They need to be dominated," and pepper spraying peaceful protesters isn't helping matters[/Marcus].
Shit is just gettin' wound up, dude.
The real impact of the economic depression hasn't set in yet.
Jackboot tactics are not going to stand and we are going to witness a whole lot of ugliness.
Everything the mainstream media and social media says about the president, is a GOT DAMN LIE.
THE American people understand that now. Just in time for November.
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You are the Yellowest POS on the planet 88, you nazi fuck.EAP wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 2:50 amtop down government control socialism isn't the answer.Softball Bat wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 1:42 amThe riots are about more than the death of Mr. Floyd (not pink).Left Seater wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 12:45 pm You didn’t predict BLM/Antifa riots.
You thought the Rona flu would be the reason for riots. But sure take an unearned victory lap.
The market is going up, up, up -- while 40 million are unemployed and folks are in serious distress.
A rich man can get richer and a poor man can... suck his cock?
As I posted previously in this thread, a grotesque version of socialism is being ushered in on Donald's watch.
One where the rich can get richer, the middle class can be smacked the hell down, and the poor can... eat dirt and die.
"They need to be dominated," and pepper spraying peaceful protesters isn't helping matters[/Marcus].
Shit is just gettin' wound up, dude.
The real impact of the economic depression hasn't set in yet.
Jackboot tactics are not going to stand and we are going to witness a whole lot of ugliness.
Everything the mainstream media and social media says about the president, is a GOT DAMN LIE.
THE American people understand that now. Just in time for November.
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GDP Update: -52.8%
Ok, this is now getting a little scary:
The real time GDP running estimate of US economic activity is half of what it was 3 months ago. As of June 1, the Atlanta Fed is nowcasting that economic activity in the United States, as measured in GDP, is minus 52.8%.
Given the extent of the collapse in demand that has accompanied quarantines and shelter-in-place orders, this is not a surprise. Still, when you see the number in print, it still has the capacity to shock.
Understand, this is a snapshot of GDP on any given day. This is not GDP for the year, not even for the quarter — it reflects the moment, and not a longer time period.
Still, I never expected to see anything like this in my lifetime . . .
https://ritholtz.com/2020/06/gdp-update-52-8/
Ok, this is now getting a little scary:
The real time GDP running estimate of US economic activity is half of what it was 3 months ago. As of June 1, the Atlanta Fed is nowcasting that economic activity in the United States, as measured in GDP, is minus 52.8%.
Given the extent of the collapse in demand that has accompanied quarantines and shelter-in-place orders, this is not a surprise. Still, when you see the number in print, it still has the capacity to shock.
Understand, this is a snapshot of GDP on any given day. This is not GDP for the year, not even for the quarter — it reflects the moment, and not a longer time period.
Still, I never expected to see anything like this in my lifetime . . .
https://ritholtz.com/2020/06/gdp-update-52-8/
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Covid 19 destroying the balck community and the Trump administration's refusal to lift a single fucking finger to do anything about it was absolutely the powder keg for these protests across America. 40 million people out of work, 25% unemployment, who else's ass do you think that is predominately kicking? Blacks and latinos.Left Seater wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 12:45 pm You didn’t predict BLM/Antifa riots.
You thought the Rona flu would be the reason for riots. But sure take an unearned victory lap.
You are one uniquely clueless tool.