- 'Roaring Kitty' no longer has financial broker license
- GameStop surges more than 18%, other 'meme stocks' also rally
- Top Stock Picks for the Week: March 1, 2021
- SPACs turn to 'stonks' as amateur traders take on more risk
- The City of London’s strange history
- Mortgage Loan: Breaking Down The Basics
- Most Anticipated Earnings Releases for the week beginning March 1st 2021
- The Canadians Aren't Coming
- Paul Singer Warns of Trouble, and Is Eager to Say ‘Told You So’
- No one expects the cannabis SPACquisition (but maybe they should)
- St. Louis Fed updated their M1 money supply tracker from weekly to monthly just now, seems sus. Any explanations?
- Interesting journalism based on short selling.
- Fed’s QE: Assets Hit $7.6 Trillion. Long-Term Treasury Yields Spike Nevertheless, Wall Street Crybabies Squeal for More QE
- Tourism-dependent Portugal posts worst GDP slump since 1936
- Reddit recovers from hour-long outage amid heavy trading in GameStop
- The Fed should give everyone a bank account
- WSJ News Exclusive | Texas Electric Bills Were $28 Billion Higher Under Deregulation
- Margin debt has soared 42% from a year ago (+115% at an annual rate over the past three months alone). This is exactly what the trend was in August 2007 and September 2000. Right near the market peaks. Investors always think they can get out before the peak is in. History rhymes.
- Bond investors suffer worst start to year since 2015. Rising yields reflect worries that US stimulus and virus vaccines will stoke inflation. $70tn worth of debt has lost 1.9 per cent since the end of last year, in total return terms that account for price changes and interest payments.
- Moronic Monday - February 24, 2021 - Your Weekly Questions Thread
