Because margin isn’t free

Can you explain to me how Margin T bill works? Since it’s practically zero risk, why not make 4% on $1M if buying power of $100k can be 10x? Am I missing something, why wouldn’t everyone just leverage up on buying treasury securities for guaranteed cash flow?

There must be some order block candle in there with a fair value gap looking for un filled orders to be filled ..... sometimes bullshit stinks

HAHAHA

I gotta say Desmond's winning percentage in 2022 was like 99% but losing aint one. But that thing hasn't manifested in 2023 yet......

I still believe in desmond senpai tho

Everytime I go three days without filing bankruptcy I end up richer, too.

Muhahaha hilarious

When is the show scheduled?

Eat my dongus you fuckin nerd.

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Sticky makes it appear? That’s so funny lol thank you for explaining

It wasn't you. OP said stick-y.

I was going to read this but got drunk instead.

Etrade offers me like 0.15% on cash so I transferred my 350k out 🤷‍♂️. I do like I can buy t-bills with 10x leverage on Etrade though so I left 50k there

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Just passed by a Carvana building in Maryland and it had no cars in it.

Happy birthday and this was really helpful

Tell me you use Robinhood without telling me you use Robinhood

He's literally shitting from his mouth now hey

https://preview.redd.it/auobgfz2shja1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=0c7122cdf0ff8b0028b75ac43083c76f45e9df29

What I’m at right now. Hopin it could move up a little bit before selling.

It’s not.

There are many ways, but here’s a fairly reputable voice:

https://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/New_Home_Page/home.htm

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You need to look at derivative market