The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/r0qfx5/insert_ticker_symbol_here/
higher forces of the market and insider news that hasn't be released to the general public but to a handful of people in the inner circle/city boys. dont let people on these public boards tell you otherwise. they have a lot of money invested, a lot of which i would guess is in the red! their views and opinion on boohoo are driven by their own confirmation biased on the fact they are financially invested and thus having defencing emotions involved, meaning they only want to focus on the possessives and brush of any negatives as a passing issue or not an issue at all.
However, rumours suggest it could be based within the Arndale Shopping Centre in Manchester and could be the only one of its kind.
To combat the problem, Boohoo Group chief executive John Lyttle told the Times the firm would open one small
Debenhams outside London, insisting it would be “one store and one store only”.
taken from this link - https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/life/1508087/Debenhams-hiring-high-street-store-boohoo
one store only, put ur hard on back in ur pants.
what are people thoughts on Ring Fencing? will/should they be reduced if not removed? especially now after brexit and not having to follow EU financial laws as strictly? what happens if house prices continue and gradual increase in price, leaving those born in the mid 90s early to mid 2000s unable to afford there first home. not everyone can save a £30-£60k deposit, especially those with family's that do not possess generational wealth. could we see bank lobbyist/special interest groups push for the ring fencing restrictions to be watered down or removed so that banks can lend to those riskier individuals and possible start the CDO market again?
TL;DR- Citadel and friends have shorted the treasury bond market to oblivion using the repo market. Citadel owns a company called Palafox Trading and uses them to EXCLUSIVELY short & trade treasury securities. Palafox manages one fund for Citadel - the Citadel Global Fixed Income Master Fund LTD. Total assets over $123 BILLION and 80% are owned by offshore investors in the Cayman Islands. Their reverse repo agreements are ENTIRELY rehypothecated and they CANNOT pay off their own repo agreements until someone pays them, first. The ENTIRE global financial economy is modeled after a fractional reserve system that is beginning to experience THE MOTHER OF ALL MARGIN CALLS.
THIS is why the DTC and FICC are requiring an increase in SLR deposits. The madness has officially come full circle.
https://www.reddit.com/r/GME/comments/mgucv2/the_everything_short/
is anybody thinking that this "transitory" inflation, interest rate hike, end of stamp duty, furlough etc amongst other this going on, could course either a market crash or a large correction? the dow jones and s&p at record highs? just seems abit to much considering what happend. plus always though there is so much younger/newer investers money in the market which some would argue has pumped up the price of alot of stocks especially coming from stimulus checks.