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An Exploration of Leveraged ETFs: Everybody knows that leveraged ETFs are bad products, but few realise how bad these products truly are. I look at the sources of underperformance (hint it's not just volatility decay) and how to capitalise on this underperformance. Link in bio


Fundrise's $VCX is a closed-end venture fund trading at $316, ~17x its Net Asset Value of ~$19. Gives you a sense of how badly the public wants exposure to companies like Anthropic that it holds.


I’m really sick of this shit. I’m a total Trump supporter. Never voted against him. For 6 months now, markets get fucking destroyed on every attempt to rally 1%. I understand that Iran was and is a threat and we need to do what’s right for humanity by neutralizing that threat, but I’m sick of this insider shit. Some large cohort of insiders knew for 6 months what was coming and sold every single fucking rally since. This is not a market, it’s a 3rd world casino and I’m really fucking tired of it. My vote will not EVER be for a democrat. I don’t believe in open borders to criminals, I don’t believe in shoving the LGBTQ flag and transgender’ism in anyone’s faces and I don’t believe in crooked politicians that enrich themselves through fraud LLC’s and NGO’s, but I also don’t believe in is this bullshit that I’m witnessing in markets. Everything is a complete fucking fraud and maybe @TuckerCarlson has a point. The American way has lost itself. There are frauds literally everywhere on both sides of the isle and it’s destroying this country inside out.




So, $JPM accepts that there is an AI Debt risk? That is a first.




US OIL RISES ABOVE $90 A BARREL FOR 1ST TIME SINCE OCT. 2023



Rubric Capital, a hedge fund founded by a former Point72 manager David Rosen, wrote a private letter to their LPs effectively saying private credit is a fraudulent bubble. "Our key takeaway from this behavior is that distribution cuts are so worrisome that some bad actors are playing Enron-like accounting games" per the letter Letter called out Cliffwater, the biggest operator of interval funds and an aggressive player in selling private credit to individual investors. Cliffwater’s largest fund, started in June 2019, has since reported a total of just three negative months of investment performance. It now manages $33 billion. The first opportunity this year for investors to ask for their money back is next week. The note surmised that Cliffwater could be “a canary in a coal mine.” and the first domino of many The bubble might blow soon reuters.com/sustainability…








