/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16184366
Exactly, they literally can't afford to layoff employees as quickly as they need to. Another company that is going through the same problem: WeWork

https://www.businessinsider.com/wework-reportedly-delayed-layoffs-because-its-short-on-cash-2019-10

Matrix AI Network
Look at the chart
Wish I'd bought more

>>16065678
Ford has hundreds of billions of debt that was just downgraded again last week to BBB-. This is a pretty big deal for the interlacing debt dominoes among large banks. My guess is that they SHOULD be rated much lower but S&P/Moody is holding off because they know it would shock the lending market

Hundreds of billions of Ford debt was just downgraded again to BBB-, for derivatives and bank stability it's a pretty big deal desu
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/fords-debt-downgraded-over-subpar-performance-in-china-europe-2019-10-25

>>16006846
https://wolfstreet.com/2019/10/10/are-the-crybabies-on-wall-street-trying-to-force-the-fed-into-qe-4-you-bet/

All the junk that banks are holding that they want the Fed to buy from them, the Fed isn't buying (yet). The new QE4 bi-weekly operations are for Treasury Bills, not bonds. But the big players like JP Morgan don't have a lot of t-bills, they have a bunch of notes and bonds, probably much of it overseas and negative yielding radioactive trash, that they can't pawn off (YET).

The big banks are trying to strong-arm the Fed into opening up into full-on QE like post-GFC, by not lending to the overnight market and leaving the smaller banks scrambling for cash to meet fractional reserve quotas. It's either that or end up literally insolvent by the time the stock market opens.

This shit is ready to blow.

>>15869561

>futures

market calming down nothing to see here! now "relax" with some "asmr"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gDCYLI4lrE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqM6pEDkK2I

Dow is down 9%, spy 10%. If you had not sold at higher pricees there is no selling now, even you are were half way thru correction. If corrected more with this kind of speed you hit bottom anyways quickly

>>11509496
Unironically euro zone is crashing like never before

>>10662705

>>8695516
There is no one answer. Engineering degrees have highest drop out rates of all degrees, people who are not interested in tech go into them and drop out with debt. You deen inherent interest whatever you are studying. Currently I would not advocate getting any degree if possible getting hired other ways. Degrees are getting highly inflated they simply dont pay off that well

>>7463078
Everything is fine in the share markets but the rates are raising now like a space rocket, that will get everybody off guard. Normal rates are 6-8%. There is no question housing market will be destroyed in the west

Now, calm down folks! Calm down! The chinese guy is having a birthday party that is why markets has been crashing couple months!

>XVG marketing department right about now

>micro transactions
>monero fork
>incompetent devs

haha, no

>buy in: under 0.00002000
>current price: 0.00000060

Going back to 4 digits

Biz shilling usually goes 1-2 months per coin, and 80% of biz have negative returns from alts past year

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJzCKANmQAs

>photoshopping a cryptocurrency onto some lambo clips from youtube

the state of XVG bagholders when XMR moons

>>4698554
>still big

a big dump that is