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Stefan
Stefan
@stefan@gardenstate.social  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago

I bought over 1k share of this at $3. This is wild.

#investing #stock

Rocket lab stock at $96
Rocket lab stock at $96
Rocket lab stock at $96
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@datum@zeroes.ca  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago

TIL that major US banks silently got billions in bailouts over the last few months, AND a self-imposed short squeeze by JP Morgan, which

is on the hook to deliver more than 5,900 tons of silver it doesn’t have. Tradeable silver is relatively scarce right now, government data shows.

and

A big problem [ed: for JP Morgan] is that there’s not enough actual silver available for trading to get JP Morgan out of the squeeze it got into through unbridled greed. The more silver prices rise the more JP Morgan gets hurt.

yup sure sounds like the US economic pieces are doing just fine right now! sarcasm

https://www.dcreport.org/2025/12/29/ny-fed-unlimited-cash-infusions-bank-crisis/

#politics #bank #banking #JPMorgan #ShortSqueeze #short #shorts #investing #USPoli

DCReport.org

Big Banks Enjoy Stealth Bailouts - A DCReport Exclusive

The NYFed has quietly injected tens of billions into major banks—now with no limit. Unreported policy changes raise fears of another Wall Street bailout.
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@datum@zeroes.ca  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago

TIL that major US banks silently got billions in bailouts over the last few months, AND a self-imposed short squeeze by JP Morgan, which

is on the hook to deliver more than 5,900 tons of silver it doesn’t have. Tradeable silver is relatively scarce right now, government data shows.

and

A big problem [ed: for JP Morgan] is that there’s not enough actual silver available for trading to get JP Morgan out of the squeeze it got into through unbridled greed. The more silver prices rise the more JP Morgan gets hurt.

yup sure sounds like the US economic pieces are doing just fine right now! sarcasm

https://www.dcreport.org/2025/12/29/ny-fed-unlimited-cash-infusions-bank-crisis/

#politics #bank #banking #JPMorgan #ShortSqueeze #short #shorts #investing #USPoli

DCReport.org

Big Banks Enjoy Stealth Bailouts - A DCReport Exclusive

The NYFed has quietly injected tens of billions into major banks—now with no limit. Unreported policy changes raise fears of another Wall Street bailout.
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Hacker News
Hacker News
@h4ckernews@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

Wall Street Sees AI Bubble Coming and Is Betting on What Pops It

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-12-14/wall-street-sees-an-ai-bubble-forming-and-is-gaming-what-pops-it

#HackerNews #WallStreet #AI #Bubble #Investing #Technology #Trends #MarketAnalysis

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Debby ‬⁂📎🐧:disability_flag:
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@debby@hear-me.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

Crypto treasury companies — narratives before fundamentals

1. Buy Bitcoin.
2. Hype it up with memes and tweets.
3. Watch the stock price soar (because why not?).

But now, the narrative is broken.
Is this the end of ‘hype capitalism’?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhsrkvEY55s
#CryptoDebate #Bitcoin #Finance #Investing #MemeEconomy

The Infinite Money Glitch is Broken!
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Fitness Foundry (Coach Julio)
Fitness Foundry (Coach Julio)
@Fitnessfoundry@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp last month

✨ Tonight was our final 2025 board meeting with the Malden Chamber of Commerce.

🤝🏽 Grateful to work alongside such dedicated leaders—what a year of connection, collaboration, and community. Onward to 2026 to continue our mission for equitable economic growth and help our vibrant community thrive! 🇺🇸

#maldenma #business #SmallBusiness #equity #Investing #community #commerce #leadership #ShopLocal

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Ross of Ottawa
Ross of Ottawa
@ottaross@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

In case you're interested in the state of the Canadian banking landscape and geographic exposure, I just came across this chart, which seems useful that way.

All of them nickel and diming us on fees and services of course, but if you're worried about your savings and which bank is most exposed to the kleptocracy south of the border, TD is the worst and National the best, against that broad measure.

#Canada #banking #investing.

A detailled stacked bar chart of the big six Canadian banks and their geographic exposure, broken down into Canadian deposits versus US, and other international exposure.  Lots of detail on there, but to highlight some elements of it, All the banks are primarily focussed on Canadian deposits still, though TD bank has 38% exposure to US deposits and at the opposite end National Bank has only less than visible exposure on the chart, so likely less than 1%.  

For other international exposure the extremes are Scotiabank with 18% and National again with 4%. 

Total assets are TD as the biggest with 1.5 Trillion and National the smallest at 308 Billion dollars. 

Date on the graph is Q2 2024
A detailled stacked bar chart of the big six Canadian banks and their geographic exposure, broken down into Canadian deposits versus US, and other international exposure. Lots of detail on there, but to highlight some elements of it, All the banks are primarily focussed on Canadian deposits still, though TD bank has 38% exposure to US deposits and at the opposite end National Bank has only less than visible exposure on the chart, so likely less than 1%. For other international exposure the extremes are Scotiabank with 18% and National again with 4%. Total assets are TD as the biggest with 1.5 Trillion and National the smallest at 308 Billion dollars. Date on the graph is Q2 2024
A detailled stacked bar chart of the big six Canadian banks and their geographic exposure, broken down into Canadian deposits versus US, and other international exposure. Lots of detail on there, but to highlight some elements of it, All the banks are primarily focussed on Canadian deposits still, though TD bank has 38% exposure to US deposits and at the opposite end National Bank has only less than visible exposure on the chart, so likely less than 1%. For other international exposure the extremes are Scotiabank with 18% and National again with 4%. Total assets are TD as the biggest with 1.5 Trillion and National the smallest at 308 Billion dollars. Date on the graph is Q2 2024
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Ross of Ottawa
Ross of Ottawa
@ottaross@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

In case you're interested in the state of the Canadian banking landscape and geographic exposure, I just came across this chart, which seems useful that way.

All of them nickel and diming us on fees and services of course, but if you're worried about your savings and which bank is most exposed to the kleptocracy south of the border, TD is the worst and National the best, against that broad measure.

#Canada #banking #investing.

A detailled stacked bar chart of the big six Canadian banks and their geographic exposure, broken down into Canadian deposits versus US, and other international exposure.  Lots of detail on there, but to highlight some elements of it, All the banks are primarily focussed on Canadian deposits still, though TD bank has 38% exposure to US deposits and at the opposite end National Bank has only less than visible exposure on the chart, so likely less than 1%.  

For other international exposure the extremes are Scotiabank with 18% and National again with 4%. 

Total assets are TD as the biggest with 1.5 Trillion and National the smallest at 308 Billion dollars. 

Date on the graph is Q2 2024
A detailled stacked bar chart of the big six Canadian banks and their geographic exposure, broken down into Canadian deposits versus US, and other international exposure. Lots of detail on there, but to highlight some elements of it, All the banks are primarily focussed on Canadian deposits still, though TD bank has 38% exposure to US deposits and at the opposite end National Bank has only less than visible exposure on the chart, so likely less than 1%. For other international exposure the extremes are Scotiabank with 18% and National again with 4%. Total assets are TD as the biggest with 1.5 Trillion and National the smallest at 308 Billion dollars. Date on the graph is Q2 2024
A detailled stacked bar chart of the big six Canadian banks and their geographic exposure, broken down into Canadian deposits versus US, and other international exposure. Lots of detail on there, but to highlight some elements of it, All the banks are primarily focussed on Canadian deposits still, though TD bank has 38% exposure to US deposits and at the opposite end National Bank has only less than visible exposure on the chart, so likely less than 1%. For other international exposure the extremes are Scotiabank with 18% and National again with 4%. Total assets are TD as the biggest with 1.5 Trillion and National the smallest at 308 Billion dollars. Date on the graph is Q2 2024
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Hacker News
Hacker News
@h4ckernews@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Congressional lawmakers 47% pts better at picking stocks

https://www.nber.org/papers/w34524

#HackerNews #Congressional #Lawmakers #Stock #Picking #Better #Stocks #Investing #Finance

NBER

"Captain Gains" on Capitol Hill

Founded in 1920, the NBER is a private, non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to conducting economic research and to disseminating research findings among academics, public policy makers, and business professionals.
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David Chisnall (*Now with 50% more sarcasm!*)
David Chisnall (*Now with 50% more sarcasm!*)
@david_chisnall@infosec.exchange  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

@samir @mawhrin @GossiTheDog

Many years ago, I came across something called the 'Vice Fund', a fund that invested in tobacco, alcohol, and guns. They had some numbers that showed that they tended to do really well when the overall market went down, and have slightly worse returns than average when the market was doing well.

If I could find them again, I'd probably invest...

doboprobodyne
doboprobodyne
@doboprobodyne@mathstodon.xyz replied  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

@david_chisnall @samir @mawhrin @GossiTheDog

If they include book-keeping and junk or fast-food, I'm in too!

#shares #stocks #investing

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Hacker News
@h4ckernews@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

Taking Money off the Table

https://zachholman.com/posts/money-off-the-table

#HackerNews #Taking #Money #off #the #Table #finance #investing #personalfinance #startups #entrepreneurship

Taking Money off the Table

Written pieces, talks, and other bits by Zach Holman.
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The Japan Times
The Japan Times
@thejapantimes@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

As Japan’s new prime minister promises economic revival, investors are brushing up on the language of the stock market — and “Sanaenomics.” https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2025/10/30/language/takaichi-stocks-sanaenomics-investing/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #life #language #nihongo #vocabulary #sanaenomics #sanaetakaichi #halloween #investing

The Japan Times

Trick or trade: Talking about the stock market's 'Halloween effect' in Japanese

Japanese investors say Halloween is the best time to buy stocks — a seasonal trend known as the “Halloween effect.”
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Erik Jonker
Erik Jonker
@ErikJonker@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago

I have red this blog again and i am thinking about it's implications. I think @pluralistic is right and i am someone who is optimistic about AI and it's technological capabilities....
Or are there any counter arguments?
Financial AI Armageddon is near...
https://pluralistic.net/2025/09/27/econopocalypse/#subprime-intelligence
#AI #armageddon #bubble #finance #investing #geopolitics #ICT #LLM @geopolitics

https://pluralistic.net

Pluralistic: The real (economic) AI apocalypse is nigh (27 Sep 2025)

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Erik Jonker
Erik Jonker
@ErikJonker@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago

I have red this blog again and i am thinking about it's implications. I think @pluralistic is right and i am someone who is optimistic about AI and it's technological capabilities....
Or are there any counter arguments?
Financial AI Armageddon is near...
https://pluralistic.net/2025/09/27/econopocalypse/#subprime-intelligence
#AI #armageddon #bubble #finance #investing #geopolitics #ICT #LLM @geopolitics

https://pluralistic.net

Pluralistic: The real (economic) AI apocalypse is nigh (27 Sep 2025)

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Information Is Beautiful
Information Is Beautiful
@infobeautiful@vis.social  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago

How rich people avoid paying tax

(Originally by Instgram user @newmoney.blog)

This image appears to be a satirical illustration about how wealthy individuals can minimize their tax burden. It depicts a scenario where a CEO receives $1 million in salary and has $1 million worth of company stock. The illustration shows the CEO borrowing money against the value of their stock, spending the borrowed money as if it were income, and then claiming they have no income for tax purposes. The text suggests this strategy allows the CEO to pay significantly less in taxes.
This image appears to be a satirical illustration about how wealthy individuals can minimize their tax burden. It depicts a scenario where a CEO receives $1 million in salary and has $1 million worth of company stock. The illustration shows the CEO borrowing money against the value of their stock, spending the borrowed money as if it were income, and then claiming they have no income for tax purposes. The text suggests this strategy allows the CEO to pay significantly less in taxes.
This image appears to be a satirical illustration about how wealthy individuals can minimize their tax burden. It depicts a scenario where a CEO receives $1 million in salary and has $1 million worth of company stock. The illustration shows the CEO borrowing money against the value of their stock, spending the borrowed money as if it were income, and then claiming they have no income for tax purposes. The text suggests this strategy allows the CEO to pay significantly less in taxes.
Paul Giulan
Paul Giulan
@pgiulan@federate.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago
@infobeautiful Ordinary people can do similar things, like taking a 401(k) loan, which is essentially borrowing money from yourself.

#investing #investment

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RememberUsAlways
RememberUsAlways
@RememberUsAlways@newsie.social  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago

"Trump's 50% #tariff on #India kicks in as Modi urges self-reliance."
#CNBC
#SquawkBox
#Republicans
#tariffs
#inflation
#recession
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5ykznn158qo

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RememberUsAlways
@RememberUsAlways@newsie.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago

It's very possible #Republicans will send World business to tariffs free #China as a simple solution to Trump #tariffs causing short term #recession as world economic activity shifts away from the #UnitedStates
#tradewar
#premarket
#CNBC
#investing
“We must unite and take a clear stand against unilateralism and protectionism,” Xi said."
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/aug/27/trumps-tariffs-trade-war

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