Yep I may lose a bit on WAL. I thought they could survive Q1 earnings release but things still very unstable.
Fundrise is real estate private reit. Small $ minimum investment.
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Originally posted by TeamAmerica View PostBuying a few of the smaller battered bank stocks. WAL and CMA. Hopefully long term hold with dividends.
I'll probably put a little more into Fundrise as I like their dividends.
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Buying a few of the smaller battered bank stocks. WAL and CMA. Hopefully long term hold with dividends.
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The days of free capital and gone. Corporations buy long term treasury bonds and those rates are dropping putting pressure on companies to survive with inflation increases. Powell is in a tight position, keep raising interest rates to fight inflation or lower rates as markets are suggesting because businesses are starting to see the effects. My guess is he can’t go back on his word last week so he raises.25% to keep face next week. Pre-markets down 600 points. Wait until the White House cannot pull from the strategic oil reserves and oil goes up causing higher costs for everything. Current policy of free, free, free has caused this!
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.25% in March. Then another .5% rest of the year is my guess. Fed rate at 5.5%. Powell is on a mission.
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Originally posted by glen View PostWith everything in recent events do you guys see a shift in Fed Reserve predictions. I was reading over 2023 a raise in rates between 1 and 1.5 and then probably stability in 2024. I was wondering if the banking will change the Fed predictions
The banking industry is trying to strongarm the fed into pausing the rate hikes. Every rate hike makes their bond holdings worth less and less. Powell's been pretty clear about the goal and the Fed's plan. The reality is that they (the govt) actually handled this pretty well. Since 2008 banks have funded an insurance fund for this scenario. The depositors are made whole, prevents a huge wave of money moving 100 different directions and a lot of noise in the market, the bank goes away and on we go.
SVB was a special case (and special kind of stupid) and got burnt. Bank failures aren't unheard of and the real risk is that depositors all panic at once and cause contagion.
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Originally posted by Man View PostSo what does "FDIC insured for up to 250,000" mean going forward if Biden is ensuring that you can get every penny out from your account at Silicon Valley?
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I'm all in again as of a few minutes ago. The last of my stocks hit their buy mark for me.... Now it's just the waiting game for a run.
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So what does "FDIC insured for up to 250,000" mean going forward if Biden is ensuring that you can get every penny out from your account at Silicon Valley?
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With everything in recent events do you guys see a shift in Fed Reserve predictions. I was reading over 2023 a raise in rates between 1 and 1.5 and then probably stability in 2024. I was wondering if the banking will change the Fed predictions
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Originally posted by Man View PostOh ok..that makes sense.
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Originally posted by RiverRat1 View PostSo how did markets go positive if most banks are tanking? LOL
I assume markets in general are pricing in the FED pivoting and lowering rates? If so I think they are in for a rude awakening.
Unfortunately tell me one asset class that is not over priced?
I'm starting to believe in some of these dooms dayers more and more.
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