What does the 0dte mean?

major tech sector layoffs, company with highly leveraged debt whose model relies on office space rental money from said sector investment opportunity!!!!

Always remember the market always goes down

ELI5?

As someone with a job in real estate... please no.

3dte SPY calls

You. I’m referring to you as poor. I did this because you come off as… well… dumb. And poor people are more often than not the dimmer bulbs. Just from three paragraphs I can reasonably deduct that you are likely a dim bulb. Some bulbs will always be dim. Other just need to hear how dim they are until they decide to change.

ok so i wonder if we can get a dead cat bounce and then more dropping in india. not remotely the same but this reminds me of wealthy investors buying the citigroup dip from 60 to 20 in 2008

Convincing monkeys to buy equities is relatively easy than convincing them to buy treasuries.

I have yet to find one.

Remindme! 2 years

Call this fucking chode a moron.

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Ehhhh there's a lot more to inflation than just the federal funds rate. Massive printing by the treasury, for one. Endless uncovered govt spending, for two. Dropping huge stimulus to demand during covid while shutting down supply and imports, for 3. And now global supply chains are still a mess and that 'just in time' fetish suppliers had is showing it's fragility to any wrench being thrown in the gears at any point.

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Hey we steal your lives and your money get it straight junior

I, too, liked The Lighthouse

Not sure who your referring to as poor but not very nice to speculate and Judge other peoples life on a post go troll somewere else dork

Its the AI. It's gotta be. I highly doubt real people would be making these bizzare movements. AI runs the market and being unpredictable is the best way to proposely sway the numbers in your direction. Well, when you have enough money to be a market-maker

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Went all in PUTS

I'm not one of you apes, but I seriously am about to dump everything into this and take a vacation somewhere warm. The only argument I've heard against this company is increasing interest rates which actually do to lowering competition and the fact that their interest is not variable for the most part is a good thing for them short term. Edit: Just put in 750k we'll see

If inflation is not under control the fed will continue to hike rates which drops bonds prices and raises yields

There is a reason you will always be poor. And that reason is you.