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3/24/2023 4:00:02 PM EDT
65.47USD+1.347%(+0.87)2,072,029
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18 min ago • u/Sentient0DTE • r/wallstreetbets • getting_paranoid_about_the_market_collapsing • C
K I might this week.
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21 min ago • u/Initial-Willow3935 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
K i'll brb i gotta get the collar for you
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1 hr ago • u/jeanlucriker • r/CryptoCurrency • whats_your_best_argument_against_crypto • C
There’s far too many currencies and not another regulation to help them succeed. Unfortunately cryptocurrency to become widely accepted it needs regulation, which would in turn give safety to users, confidence & enable education to be widely delivered at a public level such as schools.
As it stands we have far too many scams, shit coins and people pumping coins for a quick profit. That said there are so many big companies and whales in Crypto now that the idea of people getting ‘rich’ really has gone now for the average person within it too.
It doesn’t help when people post conspiracy theories either or information/rumours without any facts behind them.
At the moment realistically in most Western countries the average person is much safer having money in a bank and protected. The U.K. is a great example with FCS protection of up to £85k. Some people like to shit on banks but for the most part they are actually good for a person.
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2 hr ago • u/ByDragon2 • r/NFT • s_k_a_c_l_o_w_n_y_nft_collection_new • :Ethereum: Ethereum NFT • T
S K A C L O W N Y nft collection new
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2 hr ago • u/grndslm • r/Bitcoin • bitcoin_vs_crypto • C
K, bro! Tell that to the SEC... even THEY understand that the phrase has meaning.
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2 hr ago • u/TheSilentBarkMovie • r/AMCSTOCKS • article_elliott_management_reportedly_eyes • Resources • B
https://www.benzinga.com/m-a/23/03/31502798/elliott-management-reportedly-eyes-purchase-of-parts-of-this-ailing-amc-theatres-rival
Excerpt:
"Activist fund *Elliott Management* is reportedly pursuing ailing movie theater chain Cineworld Group (CNNWQ, CNWGQ).
Paul Singer-owned *Elliott* is **looking to buy Cineworld’s operations in eastern Europe and Israel**, Sky News reported on Saturday. The fund was contemplating a bid for the whole of the U.K.-based theater chain but **opted to leave out the company’s U.K. and U.S. operations**, according to the report."
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3 hr ago • u/VancouverSky • r/BitcoinCA • buckle_up_boys_shits_gonna_be_really_bad • C
Lol. K
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3 hr ago • u/Bellweirboy • r/Superstonk • gme_daily_directory_new_start_here_discussion_drs • C
’Sell - the Call of the Shill’ a novella by K.C. Griffin. Published by Mayo Press, Bedpost, FL.
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5 hr ago • u/ComplyAndDie21 • r/Bitcoin • germany_going_full_crypto_to_bring_down_america • C
U.K isn’t going “crypto” lol
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5 hr ago • u/HoneyMoney76 • r/MVIS • weekend_hangout_3242023_3262024 • C
So I’ve reread it and realised that anyone who doesn’t vote is classed as voting against the proposal for authorising more shares.
Our shares are split across ISA’s/JISA’s/SIPP’s/GIA’s with Freetrade, Interactive Broker and Hargreaves Lansdown. I do have some on eToro but I will be moving those 6/4.
Has anyone in the U.K. managed to vote on MVIS matters in the past? I remember trying to sort this with Freetrade and getting nowhere before the deadline. I’d really like for us to be able to vote, rather than nearly 67k no votes.
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7 hr ago • u/NoForkInClue • r/Superstonk • any_swiss_in_here_would_love_to_know_how_your • C
I’m ready to go to hell and eat full-English breakfast forever! P.S. the U.K. civil service is a disaster these days, embarrassing almost.
sentiment -0.88
7 hr ago • u/WayAccomplished375 • r/NFTsMarketplace • best_iptv_service_2023_varie_and_rich_package_has • :marketplace:Marketplace:marketplace: • T
👑Best IPTV Service 2023👑| varie and Rich package, Has +16K Channels, + 115 K VOD, Server Stable, All sport évents & PPV, kids & Cinéma, news & documenter channels, New releases & More [W] >> 👉WWW.MYBESTIPTVSHOP 👈 with free trail 🤏 crypto & Paypal supported
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7 hr ago • u/Agreeable_Ad4307 • r/wallstreetbets • market_recap_stocks_edge_higher_as_pressure_on • News • B
The selloff in U.S. bank stocks paused Friday, though continued pressure on global markets suggested that strains in the financial system have yet to be resolved.
Upheaval that began with the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and two other U.S. lenders earlier this month spread to Europe with Credit Suisse's forced sale to UBS last weekend. On Friday, Deutsche Bank's Frankfurt-listed shares tumbled 8.5% as investors looked for the next trouble spot.
All three major U.S. indexes were still on track for weekly gains. In Friday afternoon trading [$S&P 500 index(.SPX.US)$](https://www.moomoo.com/stock/-SPX.US) rose 0.6%. [$Dow Jones Industrial Average(.DJI.US)$](https://www.moomoo.com/stock/-DJI.US) added 0.4%, and [$Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US)$](https://www.moomoo.com/stock/-IXIC.US) advanced 0.3%.
Traders moved money into safe havens, including utility stocks, which were the top performing segment of the S&P 500 stock index, up 3.1%, and gold futures, which rose above $2,000 a troy ounce this week for the first time since March 2022, when the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates to fight inflation.
The climb in gold prices suggests belief among traders that the Fed is finished raising interest rates, said Christopher Wood, global head of equity strategy at Jefferies.
"The reason for this conviction is the assumption that credit conditions will tighten in the context of recent banking-related stresses," he said.
Though major European banks lack some of the vulnerabilities of regional U.S. lenders, investors are nervous about issues such as funding costs, following the unexpected wipeout of riskier Credit Suisse bonds.
Financial stocks in the S&P 500 slipped 0.1%, but recovered most of their losses from earlier in the day. [$JPMorgan(JPM.US)$](https://www.moomoo.com/stock/JPM-US) declined 1.5%, [$Citigroup(C.US)$](https://www.moomoo.com/stock/C-US) was off 0.8%, and [$Morgan Stanley(MS.US)$](https://www.moomoo.com/stock/MS-US) dropped 2.1%. Some regional banks continued to recover from the recent selloff, including [$KeyCorp(KEY.US)$](https://www.moomoo.com/stock/KEY-US), [$Citizens Financial(CFG.US)$](https://www.moomoo.com/stock/CFG-US) and [$Zions Bancorp(ZION.US)$](https://www.moomoo.com/stock/ZION-US), each up more than 2.9%.
They were outpaced in the S&P 500 by Activision Blizzard, which gained 5.9% after the U.K.'s antitrust regulators said it has narrowed its probe of Microsoft Corp.'s planned $75 billion takeover of the video-game maker, bringing the deal closer to approval. [$Microsoft(MSFT.US)$](https://www.moomoo.com/stock/MSFT-US) shares traded 1% higher.
Michael Bell, global market strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, said investors were trying to determine to "what extent do concerns around the banking system bleed to even further credit-condition tightening."
That would determine the outlook for stock markets, Mr. Bell said. He said the risk of a recession had risen in both Europe and the U.S., and that a downturn has historically weighed on stocks. Still, he added that central banks and other authorities are likely to respond forcefully to any further stress in the banking industry.
Investors sought shelter in U.S. government debt. That pushed the yield on 10-year Treasurys down to 3.379%. Two-year yields fell to 3.777% from 3.808%.
Traders doubled down on bets that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates on hold  at its May meeting. The probability implied by interest-rate futures stood at 99%, compared with 73% Thursday, according to CME Group.
Meanwhile, oil prices retreated. U.S. benchmark futures fell 1% to $69.26 a barrel.
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8 hr ago • u/Jordykins850 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
K frand.
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9 hr ago • u/fromcjoe123 • r/wallstreetbets • did_everyone_fill_out_their_march_madness_brackets • C
I see you have at least one Cinderella team going deep in Wells.
I just don't buy into any rebuilding hype at such a Mickey Mouse ass program. They specialized in the RMBS and that shit done for figured out and is worthless right now at this high level.
Citi though understands how to slow the game down, win with mediocrity and then focus on niche things in the wings like A&D and Metals and Mining IB cash flows.
But it doesn't matter cus my boy Jamie fucking Dimon is continuing the dynasty and cutting down the nets in the Fed baby! Dudes like Coach K plus Pop - you ain't stopping his game
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10 hr ago • u/bazinguh • r/CryptoCurrency • the_uk_has_created_crypto_banking_problems • C
“U.K. lobbying groups and lawmakers have been complaining that crypto clients can’t find a bank and are faced with restrictions, so they are calling the government to act.”
Fraud is still a common problem with any exchange services and banks have a threshold for fraud rates. It’s not so simple to solve this problem. Product managers don’t consider fraud their problem and want to focus on growth. There’s a reason why apps like robinhood and square didn’t allow withdrawals when they first offered their crypto product.
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10 hr ago • u/s3nsfan • r/CryptoCurrency • the_sec_just_warned_investors_that_crypto_assets • C
K so I hate government departments as much as the next guy but *gasp* reading the article. The Sec said “"The only money you should put at risk with any speculative investment is money you can afford to lose entirely," the SEC warned.”
I had this exact conversation someone in a post I made YESTERDAY, verbatim. So while the SEC does show gross negligence at times this is actually info you should take to heart.
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11 hr ago • u/Decent-Lie-9070 • r/wallstreetbets • after_banks_its_the_turn_of_hedge_funds_us • Discussion • B
After the fall of Graticule Asia last week, Rokos, which performed well last year, was also "alerted to risk" this week.
The banking crisis has triggered a dramatic shock in the bond market, with a large number of macro hedge funds that have suffered sharp retractions at risk of collapse. Rokos, which performed well last year, was also alerted to the risk by the SEC after Graticule Asia's collapse last week.
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Earlier this month, Rokos, one of the world's largest macro hedge funds, was forced to deliver large amounts of cash to banks as margin after a big failure in U.S. government bonds.
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Gary Gensler mentioned the fund during a call with U.K. regulators this week as it faced larger margin calls than its peers, media said, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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While the U.S. regulator does not oversee London-based Rokos, the agency is on high alert for tensions in financial markets following a recent spate of explosive events in the banking sector.
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U.K. regulators agreed to keep a close eye on the hedge fund, according to another person familiar with the matter.
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Rokos may be the "biggest loser" as a large number of macro hedge funds are hit hard
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank has raised concerns about the overall health of the U.S. regional banking system, and the market then bets that the Federal Reserve (fed) will slow the pace of interest rate hikes to support financial stability, people are scrambling to buy U.S. Treasuries, leading to a large number of bets on the wrong direction of hedge funds in the bond price rally was hit by losses.
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Last week, veteran macro trader Adam Levinson announced the closure of his Graticule Asia macro hedge fund, the first prominent fund to close amid recent bond market turmoil. The Singapore-based fund has plunged more than 25% so far this year, with the decline coming mainly after the collapse of SVB Bank, people familiar with the matter said.
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Maniyar, a London macro hedge fund, lost 22% in the month ended last Friday, Wall Street News mentioned. Another U.K. hedge fund, Haidar Macro's Jupiter Fund, which is up 193% in 2022, was down 32%.
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In addition, Graham Capital Management's Tactical trend fund, which profited from bets on rising interest rates last year, lost about 10 percent. Stockholm-based Lynx Asset Management's Lynx Program, a diversified trend-following strategy fund, also fell about 10% over the same period.
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Rokos is one of the biggest losers in the short term, industry insiders said. Rokos, which manages about $15.5 billion as of March 17, is reported to have fallen as much as 12.5% for the month and is facing multiple counterparty margin calls. According to media reports, several Rokos counterparties have said they are not currently concerned about Rokos' ability to meet margin calls.
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It is reported that Chris Rokos, the founder of Rokos, was the co-founder and star trader of the $10 billion British hedge fund firm Brevan Howard. 2021, betting on the wrong direction of the bond market Rokos, has repeatedly made headlines in the major financial media for the huge losses of its funds. However, in 2022, Rokos made a 51% rally and jumped to become one of the top performing macro hedge funds last year.
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11 hr ago • u/RetiredByFourty • r/ValueInvesting • what_are_the_top_consumer_staples_company_that_is • C
MMM, CPB, CAG, KHC, HRL, KO, PG, K, JNJ
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11 hr ago • u/Infinite_Fly_2725 • r/wallstreetbets • potential_crisis_out_of_the_european_banking • Meme • B
U.S. stocks:
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The first two days of high open and low, yesterday came a low open and high, the market opened about 1% lower because of the news of Deutsche Bank, to the close of the three major indices are slightly higher, the three major indices this week are also up more than 1%, but the volume shrunk significantly. But the market has no direction, really down can not go down, up can not rise, the market is in a no consensus bull market, up and down very grinding. May be to sort out the multiple and the short side of the respective reasons. The biggest reason for the long side is the expectation of the suspension of interest rate hikes, the Nasdaq fell so much last year, is because of the Fed's rapid rate hikes, and these companies in the United States are unicorns, giant existence, and from the quarterly reports on the profitability of these companies is quite good, as long as the number of employees by cutting can do effective cost control, and now the market is expected to May the Fed has not raised interest rates, and By the end of 2023 will cut interest rates by 1%, precisely based on the expectations of the Fed's monetary policy shift, at the same time we see the Fed in the bailout of banks, the balance sheet is rapidly expanding, the government, the Fed, regulation personally down to save confidence, while the market is full of liquidity, and many companies and the peak compared to a lot of decline, then the funds think that now is the time to pick up bargains, precisely based on the the Fed rate hike to the end of the judgment, many funds will be here to see more;
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So how do the shorts see it? The shorts think that the banking system is not clean, and according to the latest statement of Fed Chairman Powell, BASE CASE in 2023 is not going to cut interest rates, the Fed's current priority is to control inflation, so it must not be easy to relax monetary policy, and just after the 25 basis points for the current financial system is undoubtedly fuel on the fire, may become the last straw that crushed the camel The last straw, back a million steps, even if the Fed really official turn, that there will be a major cause of panic in the financial markets, then look at it this way, even if the Fed eventually turn, there will be some risk events to contribute to the occurrence of this matter, so here should not do more than the short; short so think, but the long side again to say: do not look at Powell how to say, to see how he did, he was during the epidemic Also said that the end of 2023 will not raise interest rates before the end of it, which has not yet reached the end of it, interest rates are 5%, the Fed joint Treasury Department recent liquidity release is real, there is liquidity is a bullet, we can completely pull up the stock index first, and so the risk event occurred even if the fall may still be higher than the current point, and so when the Fed officially began to release water, that again into the bull market orgy, by then You silly shorts have been rolled to death; shorts say: I'm not on your long when it, who knows what black swans will follow, you dare to pull up we dare to add short positions. The long side does not dare to pull up easily, and the short side also expects to consume the liquidity of the long side as much as possible at high levels, so which side is not taking decisive action, and the funds on the sidelines are waiting for a swarm after the split. Today's market news is not good, the Bundesbank seems to be in trouble again, driving the European banking sector down sharply, the main European indices are down 1% +, the economic data here in the United States is mixed, the retail data is significantly less than expected, but for the control of inflation is good, PMI data and better than expected across the board, seems to say that economic activity is recovering well; the plate and news that YELLEN to host a No preset financial system stability meeting, it is estimated that there will be more bailout programs introduced, which may also be the reason why the market opened low and high today. Market recently are short-term fluctuations, no trend direction!
US Dollar:
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The dollar finally rebounded, the European banking system out of a potential crisis, here the dollar bounced, do days up more than 0.5%. A technical rebound in the dollar after consecutive declines in the last few days is also very reasonable, and today's rebound high happens to be near the important support of 103.5 in the previous period, which is called the pressure level, support level interchange;
Gold:
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Gold rallied as the dollar rose, and gold rallied higher, gold had also rallied to near 2005 at the open, but with the rise in the dollar and the rally in the broader U.S. stock market, gold was another round of adjustments, and today gold is down close to %, such is the high volatility status recently. Gold fell a lot, but gold producers are still performing well, GDXJ rose slightly 0.5%, and several large producers such as [NGT.TO](https://NGT.TO) [ABX.TO](https://ABX.TO) [K.TO](https://K.TO) [AEM.TO](https://AEM.TO) have more than 1% gains today, gold pullback did not let the gold stocks plunge, which is a positive signal, right?
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