Sort of like Rythm Of Business . I would love to see that calendarI am convinced the days like this are just used to make a profit on retail investors work on margin.
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Sort of like Rythm Of Business . I would love to see that calendarI am convinced the days like this are just used to make a profit on retail investors work on margin.
Bonds have a coupon yield attached to them. Say 100 dollars bond has a coupon of 1 dollar/year. This makes it a 1% yield. So you buy the bond for a 100 and you get the 1 dollar/year in yield. However you can sell and buy bonds like a stock. Now that all the bonds are distributed, it's now tradable on the open market. So if someone is willing to get that dollar every year but pay 110 dollars, you can sell it to that person for 110 dollars. This bond yield effectively went DOWN because it's now for 110, you get the 1 dollar, meaning yield is now 0.9%. The opposite is true, if there are no buyers because everyone sees higher interest rates elsewhere, then a lot of the time you have to match them just to get rid of your bond if you want to sell. So you can let go of your bond for 90 bucks and that will yield a 1 dollar/year, or 1.1% yield.So to understand better.
Yield increases when there are less participants or less bond holders?
Okay...here it is.Just don't get it - why is it so hard to show that updated Cybertruck?
The only major issue I have with the look is the rear. Too much empty metal with nothing going on.Okay...here it is.
https://twitter.com/TeslaTruckClub/status/1363902826943041545?s=20
Just kidding, but I do like this render.
Bonds have a coupon yield attached to them. Say 100 dollars bond has a coupon of 1 dollar/year. This makes it a 1% yield. So you buy the bond for a 100 and you get the 1 dollar/year in yield. However you can sell and buy bonds like a stock. Now that all the bonds are distributed, it's now tradable on the open market. So if someone is willing to get that dollar every year but pay 110 dollars, you can sell it to that person for 110 dollars. This bond yield effectively went DOWN because it's now for 110, you get the 1 dollar, meaning yield is now 0.9%. The opposite is true, if there are no buyers because everyone sees higher interest rates elsewhere, then a lot of the time you have to match them just to get rid of your bond if you want to sell. So you can let go of your bond for 90 bucks and that will yield a 1 dollar/year, or 1.1% yield.
So if people are anticipating rates will go up, then people will wait for those newly issued bonds with higher yields and not want yours until you are willing to price match. This is why bonds are crap investments during low interest rate era because it can only go down as rates eventually goes up.
Paper hands is what gave us our dip. Hands are becoming more and more carbon like moving forwardThe good news of big multiple dips like how we have had, is it reduces the probability of future multiple big dips.
Not saying this is the bottom, but it brings us closer to the bottom.
The bottom is the worst time to develop paper hands.
This is advice.
Just FYIJust don't get it - why is it so hard to show that updated Cybertruck?
Disagree here. I LOVE how Tesla doesn't spend money on advertising, but since they canned the PR department I think things have got too sparse. I mean why don’t they just hire Omar and K10 and make it official...... ?”
Seriously? Do you know how much paperwork that would involve?
Employee S.S. taxes, workman's comp, health and medical, unemployment insurance premiums and retirement contributions, etc. Plus, they would have to send them a check every two weeks and make sure they were up to date on their sensitivity training and the list goes on.
It's much better to let them do it because they love doing it.
Hey all......Isn't it about that time where Gary Black comes back and says 'I am back into Tesla now.....the selling is overdone...my new 6-12mo PT is $1500'