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Damn, that AM rally slowly fading the last couple hrs.
That was crazy. Once the covers were done, it went right back down. Complete gap fill on SPY.Damn, that AM rally slowly fading the last couple hrs.
Goddamnit Cathie
Goddamnit Cathie
a compilation video! kick em while they're down.
I also find this interestingBlock's Response to Inaccurate Short Seller Report
DISTRIBUTED-WORK-MODEL/SAN FRANCISCO, March 23, 2023--(BUSINESS WIRE)--We intend to work with the SEC and explore legal action against Hindenburg Research for the factually inaccurate and misleading report they shared about our Cash App business today.
Hindenburg is known for these types of attacks, which are designed solely to allow short sellers to profit from a declined stock price. We have reviewed the full report in the context of our own data and believe it’s designed to deceive and confuse investors.
We are a highly regulated public company with regular disclosures, and are confident in our products, reporting, compliance programs, and controls. We will not be distracted by typical short seller tactics.
I’m surprised credit Suisse went down first Deutschland bank has been the dirtiest bank in the European streets for years.Just as sanity was returning in the banking space amid governments’ handholding, the turmoil in the credit default swaps of German banking giant Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE: DB) has reignited contagion risk.
The German bank’s credit default swaps, which represent insurance protection for its bondholders against a potential default, spiked 200 basis points, the highest since early 2019, Reuters said, citing data from S&P Market Intelligence.
The prospect of another banking collapse could spell disaster following three banks going under in the U.S., a big bank being bailed out in Europe and more regional U.S. banks potentially facing issues.
All U.S. big banking stocks and regional banks showed knee-jerk reactions to the predicament facing Deutsche Bank.
I'm surprised the house of cards hasn't come down yet. Sounds like 2008 all over. With one bad new about a bank after anotherJust as sanity was returning in the banking space amid governments’ handholding, the turmoil in the credit default swaps of German banking giant Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE: DB) has reignited contagion risk.
The German bank’s credit default swaps, which represent insurance protection for its bondholders against a potential default, spiked 200 basis points, the highest since early 2019, Reuters said, citing data from S&P Market Intelligence.
The prospect of another banking collapse could spell disaster following three banks going under in the U.S., a big bank being bailed out in Europe and more regional U.S. banks potentially facing issues.
All U.S. big banking stocks and regional banks showed knee-jerk reactions to the predicament facing Deutsche Bank.
2008 was very different than what's happening now. 2008 was a credit asset issue and much much much worse than what's happening now.I'm surprised the house of cards hasn't come down yet. Sounds like 2008 all over. With one bad new about a bank after another