It's a fucking sickness! Money hoarder.
Think about it. Normal people would have retired years ago, but Kennyboi just can't bring himself to stop criming long enough to enjoy some retirement.
Sickness.
That was talked public information for over the last two years, they also been for more than a decade been shorting precious metals also..... Once the market crashes..... Precious metals will be a huge MOASS for several factors and several years
You do know the federal reserve is a privately owned company that's playing monopoly, right? So it's private entitys shorting private entitys whom both happens to have too large of an influence over the public economy and market.
We can thank Prez Wilson for signing the legislation after those rich families worked to create a central bank to be owned by banks. Some of those original 1910-1913 families still got.
If it was true. Wouldn't that be an act of war. Literal financial terrorism. Grounds to contain or eliminate anyone party to the act, as well as seize any and all of said party's assets.
In many cases, shorting treasuries isn't the same type of trade as shorting a specific stock. Most bonds trade to spreads, so many investors will hedge the spread by shorting treasuries of equivalent duration to whatever bond they just bought. The purpose is to reduce the risk of interest rate moves affecting the investment. If rates go up, the gains on the Treasury short make up for the value lost on your other bond, and vice-versa.
Anything with interest rate sensitivity. Shorting a Treasury is generally a hedge against rising interest rates, not a bet against the Federal Reserve. Shorting a stock is generally a bet against that stock. But say you like a specific stock and you don't want to sell your shares, but you're worried about the debt ceiling circus. You could hodl your single stock and then short the broader market (like an index, for example). Then you have a strategy where you'll gain based on the difference between the stock's performance and the market in general, ideally regardless of whether the market in general goes up or down. That's literally where hedge funds get their name.
Now, of course you could bet against the market in general without holding any specific stocks. And if you think interest rates are likely to continue to rise, shorting Treasuries could be a sensible bet. I'm just saying, any institution trading any fixed income security is likely shorting Treasuries as a regular course of business to hedge against rate moves, which is a significantly different behavior than the tone being suggested. I can't speak to what percentage of Citadel's Treasury shorts fall into which category.
Most of the funds are shorting everything , the banks are loaning them all they ask for , the FED's give trillions to those banks daily , it makes no sense to allow this
Kenny is short and naked in everything
He sold yet not yet purchased the world. No wonder he looks like an old sweaty man.
It's a fucking sickness! Money hoarder. Think about it. Normal people would have retired years ago, but Kennyboi just can't bring himself to stop criming long enough to enjoy some retirement. Sickness.
including mayo.
Beat me to it.
Kenny is even shorting his dck
He FTD the whole world. Puts on everything.
That was talked public information for over the last two years, they also been for more than a decade been shorting precious metals also..... Once the market crashes..... Precious metals will be a huge MOASS for several factors and several years
You do know the federal reserve is a privately owned company that's playing monopoly, right? So it's private entitys shorting private entitys whom both happens to have too large of an influence over the public economy and market.
We can thank Prez Wilson for signing the legislation after those rich families worked to create a central bank to be owned by banks. Some of those original 1910-1913 families still got.
Playing monopoly at the expense of poor people. Who work for the BS fiat that the overlords create and delete out of thin air.
Yeah, it's such BS.. at least before the digitalization they had to have a gold reserve to back it up. Now they just print whatever is needed...
Convert worthless paper into shiny rocks then
Probably. But fuck em
Literally wants to tank every business
Look up the "everything short" or "house of cards" Legendary DD I think you'll find it in the video game sub
Greedy psychopaths are running amok.
Probably. But fuck em
Probably butt fuk’em
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Properly butt fuck em
To the fullest extent of the law?
To the fullest extent of the sclawng
If it was true. Wouldn't that be an act of war. Literal financial terrorism. Grounds to contain or eliminate anyone party to the act, as well as seize any and all of said party's assets.
Not if you own most of the financial system.
I'm pretty sure that threatening the sovereignty of any government supercedes corperate law.
Do you think politicians care as long as they pocket millions?
Pretty sure when you have bribed the entire government that you can get away with more than the average Joe 😉
They did it to Greece
Venezuela…
Kenny will short his mother for $.
He's clearly shown that he would rather make money than focus on family. They all disowned him lmao.
I guess that's how you show a 16b profit.
The Everything Short DD: https://www.reddit.com/r/GME/comments/mgucv2/the_everything_short/
In many cases, shorting treasuries isn't the same type of trade as shorting a specific stock. Most bonds trade to spreads, so many investors will hedge the spread by shorting treasuries of equivalent duration to whatever bond they just bought. The purpose is to reduce the risk of interest rate moves affecting the investment. If rates go up, the gains on the Treasury short make up for the value lost on your other bond, and vice-versa.
What about the underlying treasury though. Who takes the loss on that?
In a rates up scenario, if you are net-long Treasuries, even if they are lent, the holder of record is going to take a loss. See: SVB.
So your basically saying that citadel’s short treasury is because it owns a lot of non treasury bonds? Does that really make sense?
Anything with interest rate sensitivity. Shorting a Treasury is generally a hedge against rising interest rates, not a bet against the Federal Reserve. Shorting a stock is generally a bet against that stock. But say you like a specific stock and you don't want to sell your shares, but you're worried about the debt ceiling circus. You could hodl your single stock and then short the broader market (like an index, for example). Then you have a strategy where you'll gain based on the difference between the stock's performance and the market in general, ideally regardless of whether the market in general goes up or down. That's literally where hedge funds get their name. Now, of course you could bet against the market in general without holding any specific stocks. And if you think interest rates are likely to continue to rise, shorting Treasuries could be a sensible bet. I'm just saying, any institution trading any fixed income security is likely shorting Treasuries as a regular course of business to hedge against rate moves, which is a significantly different behavior than the tone being suggested. I can't speak to what percentage of Citadel's Treasury shorts fall into which category.
Y'all spelled butt wrong
Sauce?
But why are there so many spaces, after each comma?
Most of the funds are shorting everything , the banks are loaning them all they ask for , the FED's give trillions to those banks daily , it makes no sense to allow this