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What is a good stock I can do a RRR report on. I'm trying to get the hang of it but something's missing. It's okay guys to dumb it down lol.
$AMZN, good trade and bade trade, but still in profit.
What will happen if China implements a monetary policy contrary to the US
What do you think the is the current Required-Rate of Return (RRR) for investors on average? How can we gauge this?
Some DD on $RRR that I did when pulling an all-nighter feeling bullish
Red Rock Resorts (RRR) has tremendous potential to explode 🚀🚀
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You're misunderstanding how the RRR works and what it's telling us. Also the RRR is only 1/3 of the story if you're trying to gauge liquidity. You also need to look at the Treasury's General Account Balance and the Fed's Balance Sheet. It's a combination of all 3 of these metrics that will tell us how much liquidity is in the market.
I live and work in Vegas, couple of points: 1. LVCVA (visitors authority) publishes monthly visitor data. It is down anywhere from 5-15% YOY but as others have stated, is far from “dead”. 2. Pretty much every Vegas gaming company has properties outside of Vegas and even the us. Example: MGM - mostly vegas, but also Detroit, AC, Biloxi, DC, Macau CZR - mostly Vegas, but another 35 or so assets across the US WYNN, LVS - 1 Vegas complex, several international GDEN - 1 vegas strip property, smaller regional properties and a crap ton of taverns (bars) RRR - doing fantastic, all their properties are local focused off the strip. PENN - very small vegas prescience So as you can see it’s hard to find a solely concentrated Vegas stock and if you do (RRR) you’re looking at a company performing the inverse of tourism and more based on population growth of the city.
[https://yahoo.com/finances/#&%@$](https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ?si=RRR_FYn_z0XbVfqU)
https://preview.redd.it/csnyt6w1l2zf1.jpeg?width=1206&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4158268e2b67fe760225eae6cab277af8ab168b8 🤔 now why would Wynn resorts be giving the players better oddss… hmmmm are they really just being nice people . They want to give the players money? !!! 🤔 in the news maccau setting records but what they not saying is why would they care about Vegas triple zero roulette tables if maccau is doing so well!!!? (Don’t follow me you will lose money!!!!) But CZR MGM BOYD GAMIND RRR RED ROCK RESORTS. All tanked!!! 15-20% drop or more !!! Vegas is fuckkkin hurting all of you guess know it. It’s your own faults your playing casino on your cell phone an not here . No one betting sports in Vegas . They have their phones. Vegas is gonna be on sale very soon! If you didn’t know . Trump hotel has no casino so he not feeling it. Casino owners are sweating 🥵 Nevada needs sports betting bacj for itself. Athletes are going to jail for rigging games. Save the sports !! Save the city ! Save the casinos. Save Vegas save the players! Save the country! And get the damn Indians and redskins back ! Are goin to Nebraska
I used to own PEP when I was a soda drinker. That got me over the guilt of drinking that crap. I own RRR and frequently go to their casinos. Own AXP because I have a couple of their cards. Own GOOGL but I think that’s like what someone else said about about Apple: engrained in society
it’s a spread w RRR of 18:32 (under 1:2), with 1 month+ out. you could make lot more on bull side on Friday alone. Rethink how you are taking trades.
Yet all the analysts have strong buy sentiment on CZR and RRR. I'm confused.
> Inflation is not pushed by some underground agenda plot by evil powers, inflation is just a byproduct of increased human population and its demand for goods and services yes, but inflation is also driven by monetary policy (like printing money) > Supply cannot outmatch this demand... and also RRR of banks and how they loan. banks actualy lend much more (than they have) by leveraging fractional reserve banking, it adds to the money supply, and this also increases inflation > Crypto, in and of itself, is inflating as we speak other cryptos, probably, but bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21M and there's just over a million left to mine which will happen around 2140, i.e. the supply schedule is known, it's impossible to go over 21M > If crypto becomes main currency of the world, how would its supply of limited coins match the value of real world goods? i'm not sure what's the issue here; e.g. a house was worth 10 bitcoin, then 1 bitcoin, then 0.1 bitcoin in the future; prices adjust as in any supply and demand; you don't peg anything, someone will be renting a room for 0.001 btc, someone else will be renting a similar room for 0.002 btc
Inflation is not pushed by some underground agenda plot by evil powers, inflation is just a byproduct of increased human population and its demand for goods and services. Supply cannot outmatch this demand... and also RRR of banks and how they loan. Crypto, in and of itself, is inflating as we speak. It does not fix any of the issues you mentioned, especially inflation. Do you not see the contradiction? If crypto becomes main currency of the world, how would its supply of limited coins match the value of real world goods? Say for example 1 coin is pegged to one unit of 3 room condominium (housing). Someone offers 2 coin for it. As the home owner, would you sell it for 1 coin? Of course not. Things would get more and more expensive, only that instead of dollars and cents, we're dealing with a coins and increasing decimals... "You spend it because you need to spend it" No.... that's not how it works. Do people buy extra houses because they feel the absolute need to? Not really. Do people buy multiple monitors / Nintendo Switch 2 because they need to? Not really, they could leave without it. Greed, or rather, desire for more convenience in the form of goods and services will always exist because its human nature. FIAT or not, inflation will stay...
Look into M2 liquidity, and look into PBOC & RRR cuts. We’re going up sharply next week and again in Sept/Oct when they cut RRR again. Remind me of this when both happen.
An RAF A400 tail number RRR4942 was tracked entering Iranian airspace before turning off their transponder and cargo planes only go where they expect ground personnel to already be, or where there's about to be.
Once the market rallies like crazy I will buy some puts and sell some calls with you. But the S&P futures were doing a yoyo dance after the market closed today so I am going to watch before I pounce. That mouse might have a 45 and I don't want to have a 4-8k loss day. I would rather scalp $250 and call it a good day than blow up an account. Tomorrow has all potentials up, down, sideways after gap up New tariffs on movies Taiwan currency changes China pumping cash into their banking system with RRR ***FOMC *** Trump making some huge announcement Thursday or Friday Pakistan and India not getting along to a larger degree involving planes getting shot down Tomorrow could be crazy market action.
if you all haven't seen RRR on Netflix, I highly encourage it. It's a historical fiction action movie answering, "What if 2 of India's freedom fighters were best friends? And what if they could do the most insane stunts?" And the music is incredible. Put on the subtitles and enjoy the rich lyrics that tell the story.
Good YOLO amount though. Very high RRR with low probability. It is a gamble. Only regards are buying a lot of FDs.
TBF the other guy is a really smart fellow - Raghuram Rajan studied at one of the best engineering universities in India, went on to do an MBA, before going to MIT for his PhD. Became the Indian Central Bank governor, and only got kicked out because the Indian PM (another DJT persona) didn't like him talking about tolerance and peaceful coexistence during a speech at his alma mater. Guy had balls so big for he was actively criticizing the Indian govt. which selected him, when part of it. He's a UChicago professor now. JPow actually is in a very similar to position to where RRR was in earlier. Selected by a narcissist, criticized govt policy, and likely not going to see a term renewal because the narcissist hates his guts. All the while, him being the guy holding things in the country together.
Memento, Cure, Three Colors: Red, RRR, Rear Window, Woman in the Dunes
You are describing human tendencies. - Not taking your loss in HOPE of a turnaround. No one likes to book a loss. - Booking your profits too early, FEAR. You need to learn & stick by RRR (later WLR) concept. Can’t be profitable w 200$ profit, & 1000 loss. Ratio is upside down. - To improve RRR, as already suggested book half, let other half run until you hit a proper reversal (on longer timeframe). - Trade the underlying first, get good a RRR, prior to jumping into Options Trading.
Have an exit strategy for both directions. * Seems you don’t have one when it’s moving against you (0.25>0.05) is 80% down. The other one you said 45% down. * seems you don’t like your current exit strategy when the trade is going in your direction. Exited almost C2C has bag holding in 1 eg, 10% in another eg. You are exiting on contract prices instead of underlying. PS: learn about RRR. 10% profit exit doesn’t send like a strategy you can survive for too long. PPS: quick tip, buy 2 contracts, & exit them separately.
Hey man, I do prettyyy damn well for myself trading futures on the side and more specifically NQ. Now its not options, but honestly trading isn't nearly as complicated as most people make it and they get in their own way. If you have even half a clue of what a good entry should look like then profitability is simply managing risk, mitigating your losses, not getting greedy and letting your edge play out over time (which is simply proper Risk Management). You could throw shit at a wall to see what kind of entry models actually stick and still walk away broken even with good Risk Management. If you stick to only 3 RRR setups as well as only target market structure with your TP's and SL's while also making sure your position sizing is correct to Risk the same amount on every single trade then you can walk away with a 2R return every 10 trades with only a 30% Win Rate.
at 60% accuracy, plain simple option buying strategy like Long CALL & PUT should be good enough, as long as you maintain proper RRR.
You’re right in some regards. Home equity values have depressed the household’s balance sheets, but my argument is that China’s savings rate far surpasses international averages at ~45% of national GDP (12/2023). As a summary of the stimulus, RRR for all Chinese banks cut by 50bps, Repo rates by 20bps to 1.5%, 50bps reduction on existing mortgages, and reduced minimum down payment on properties to be 15%. Pan Gongsheng forecasts another possible 50bps cut in the required reserve ratios for these banks in the future. Understandably, the $300bn or so USD stimulus may not be enough to jumpstart the economy, but my prediction is that this is just the first two weeks of a prolonged rally. As for the changing world order thesis, it’s not mine but that of Ray Dalio. Although there’s different interpretations of how the US Dollar as a reserve currency could face heightened competition from foreign governments, I see the commodity-backed BRICS currency as a compelling tool to compete with US capitalism. Whether the prediction is right or wrong, only time can tell.
It depends though. Negative RRR works just as well if you pick the right trades. Late entries after pivots where highs or lows are often re-tested is a good example where it could work surprisingly well. But I believe that learning the behavior of the instrument and getting good entries and still only reaching for a 1:1 is one of the safest methods. Greed is an absolute killer in the trading game.
Having 1% as a goal per day doesn't necessarily mean risking only 1% per day, especially not with a negative RRR. He probably risked more than 1% per trade, several times a day.
Nah people just risk more than 2% VAR for a low RRR. The difference between a good trader and someone who isn’t is risk management.
From perplexity you fuckin racist: The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) recently announced several measures aimed at boosting the Chinese stock market and stimulating economic growth. Here are the key points regarding their policies to increase Chinese stock prices: ## New Equity Facility The PBOC introduced an unprecedented equity facility to support the stock market[2]. This new structural monetary policy tool allows non-banking entities to use high-quality equity holdings as collateral for loans from the central bank. The initial quota for this facility is set at 500 billion Renminbi (RMB)[2]. ## Support for Share Buybacks In addition to the equity facility, the PBOC announced that listed companies can apply for refinancing loans specifically for share buybacks. This measure has a preliminary quota of 300 billion RMB[2]. The primary aim of these initiatives is to bolster market confidence, stimulate investments, and alleviate liquidity constraints faced by businesses[2]. ## Reserve Requirement Ratio (RRR) Cut The PBOC announced a 50 basis point reduction in the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) for banks[1]. This cut reduces the portion of reservable liabilities that commercial banks are required to hold, effectively increasing the amount of money banks can lend or invest[2]. This measure is expected to inject liquidity into the market and potentially boost stock prices. ## Interest Rate Cuts Along with the RRR cut, the central bank implemented a 20 basis point reduction in the 7-day reverse repo rate, lowering it to 1.50%[2]. These rate cuts are aimed at increasing liquidity and boosting demand, which could indirectly support stock prices by stimulating economic growth and investor confidence. ## Forward Guidance PBOC Governor Pan Gongsheng provided clear guidance on potential further RRR and rate cuts, if deemed appropriate[3]. This clear communication on monetary policy has been welcomed by markets and signals the central bank’s commitment to supporting economic growth and, by extension, the stock market. ## Market Response These announcements have led to a significant rally in the Chinese stock market. The blue-chip CSI300 index surged nearly 30% above its February low, with a record-breaking five-day gain of over 25%[2]. This strong market response indicates that investors view these measures as potentially effective in supporting stock prices. While these measures have had an immediate positive impact on the stock market, their long-term effectiveness remains to be seen. The PBOC’s actions demonstrate a clear intent to support the stock market and broader economy, but some analysts suggest that additional fiscal support and structural reforms may be necessary for sustained growth and market stability[3][5]. Sources [1] China central bank releases slate of support measures amid ... - CNBC https://www.cnbc.com/2024/09/24/chinas-central-bank-chief-set-to-hold-press-conference-days-after-fed-rate-cut.html [2] China’s rescue mission - DWS Asset Management https://www.dws.com/en-us/insights/cio-view/cio-flash/cwf-2024/chinas-rescue-mission/ [3] Is China’s fresh stimulus sufficient to support its ailing economy and ... https://www.pwmnet.com/is-chinas-fresh-stimulus-sufficient-to-support-its-ailing-economy-and-markets [4] China’s central bank tries to save the economy—and the stockmarket https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2024/09/24/chinas-central-bank-tries-to-save-the-economy-and-the-stockmarket [5] China’s stimulus measures to boost troubled economy may fall short https://www.piie.com/blogs/realtime-economics/2024/chinas-stimulus-measures-boost-troubled-economy-may-fall-short
He is right and telling you to learn RRR and probabilities...if you play long enough and have RRR of 3 and even if you only win 3 out of 10, will come ahead in the long run. The thing is you need to have trade size small enough to be able to afford the concept of long run.
Say it with me: RRR RRRRRR # RECESSION!
What is RRR and how different it is from RR? 
Oh, that's cool. 0DTE is where the real RRR is. So y'all also using M15 for 0DTE?
if the action blockbuster RRR taught me nothing else, it is that India is THE Play
You always gotta be careful when a stock reaches a new ATH, it's rarely a good entrypoint as price already moved massively towards the upside. RRR is mostly bad for new entries
Damn sounds good. What's the RRR you get every trade?
It completely depends on you and your goals, experience, strategy, etc. Someone who is actively managing positions in options on a daily basis is going to have a different “percentage” than someone who is passively entering equity positions when they hit a pre-determined level to buy or sell while he/she is busy at work or at a kids birthday party, etc. Having said all of that, the main thing isn’t % per se but risk-reward, which ideally should be a 3:1. So in terms of a percentage, 200% of what you’re willing to risk should be a minimum profit target, and ideally you shouldn’t be risking more than 5% of your account value. If you’ve done the math that means that the “riskiest” possible trade will have a minimum of a 15% gain to the overall account size. But the more important measure is how you’re managing your risk:reward with every trade you enter. Again, there are a lot of factors and variables that depend on your strategy, investment objectives, etc. Many of the credit-selling trades you’ll find on r/thetagang will involve selling puts 45-60 dte and then halving the position after a 50% gain and repeating the process until the week of expiry. With this strategy your gains will be different on a % basis than a call/put debit strategy, with different RRR and timeframes as well. The main thing is to be educated and disciplined, keeping your losses small, and letting your gains grow. In a trending market it’s going to be easy to get stopped out if it moves in the opposite direction, because everyone always thinks they’ve just piled in on the next correction, and then all of a sudden it turns back around on them and you miss out because your stops were too tight. In a volatile market on the other hand, you can do very well with that kind of strat because you get those opportunities to re-enter below or above your stop and do it again. But the point is know what market you’re in so you understand how loose to keep your stops and then keep your losses small. Focus on risk management and don’t be afraid to step up to the table when your rules require you to do it. If you do those few things consistently over time you will develop the psychological resistance to closing a position too early because you’re afraid of losing. Keeping losses small is important for capital preservation, but the other half of the problem is letting the big wins run. TLDR: There isn’t a fixed “rule” for what % is a good profit target, that will vary greatly from one individual to another, but you should usually be looking to 3x your risk capital. [“Men who can both be right and sit tight are uncommon, I found it one of the hardest things to learn.” —Edwin Lefevre](https://www.advisorperspectives.com/commentaries/2014/05/16/old-turkey)
If you want a Las Vegas casino stock then by RRR or Wynn. There is a reason why sands is down and that has to do with their top share holder liquidity stock and aren't competing that way
RRR!!!! 🚀🚀🚀🚀 Riding the Ri ly Rocket!!
Just learn Risk Management and RRR big fella. You can even start your journey upwards with whats left of it
Required rate of return could also be considered. That gives a reason for why somebody might not always see the same numbers everywhere. t = 1/((1/(P/E)) - RRR) t is time it takes to recoup your investment P/E is price/earnings 1/(P/E) is earnings yield RRR is required rate of return If your required rate of return is higher than the earnings yield then you would not recoup your investment as you will still have suffered losses in opportunity cost.
2022 Longs: PLUG, CZR, RRR (Red Rock Resorts) CRISPR, BLDR 2022 Shorts: Hain Celestial 2023 Longs: PLUG (I like the stock), CRISPR, BLDR 2023 Shorts: Hain I dropped the casinos because I felt consumer discretionary income/spending power was running short. Did a stint for a SMIDcap fund, wasn't my place. PLUG beat me up last year, but I know why. One lesson, "MD&A gotcha feelin' like a champion" -pretty sure that's what Jay-Z meant. Did alright against the RUT.
It depends on the strategy and IV. Take credit spreads for example. Usually with credit spreads it will be difficult to get a decent RRR. Sometimes depending on IV you can get a 1:1 or close to 1:1. But with the nature of selling options it's just difficult to get a good RRR. With buying options you can consistently get a good RRR. Say you buy a call for example and the cost of the call is within 2% to 5% of your account size. The risk is defined by the cost of the call. The cost of the call is within the risk tolerances of the account and therefore the cost of the call can also act as the stop loss. The profit potential in this case is unlimited. If you were to buy 100 shares and the shares went to 0 you could lose more then the cost of the call. So buying a call or put can actually be a good way to play a longer term trade since your max loss is what you paid for the call or put.
the Twitter post is so stupid... people don't seem to realise it's totally just one side of the data points what about how it didn't bother with a trillion dollar fiscal package? what about how the 1 trillion rmb stabilisation funds was supposed to be 2 trillion? the RRR cuts were actually later - market expectations were earlier in the month of course, the response to the above would be... China's going bust, that's why it can't fund fiscal stimulus!
True. You have to know when to go for the jugular. An an example would be when MCD was at 249 I knew it was a rare opportunity and the probability’s where greatly on my favor so I had all of my accounts on it and it played out nicely. Normally I only do 50 percent of my account and because my risk management is better than most I can usually pull off a 4:1 RRR.
RTX SCHD for life RRR
RRR was sick. Sad that Ray Stevenson died right when his career was taking off.
I grew up in investing before A.I. or anything like that. I've never read any articles about stocks and have done just fine. One time in my life, I listened to a piece of shit who assured me Riviera casino was a great stock to own. I bought a thousand dollars and it went to zero in six months. That was the first and last time I listened to any of these bitches. Invest in what you know. I shop at Target. I know casinos, so I buy RRR. I hate junk food and soda so I don't buy Kraft or Coke stock. I shop at Costco, so I buy costco stock. I look at porn on google so I buy google. I buy dog bones on Amazon, so I buy amazon stock. When it all gives me a headache, I buy tylenol (Johnson and Johnson). I've never read more than three books on investing. I read zero articles... other than talking shit sometimes on Reddit. And my portofolio kills it. Any stock you hold, be able to explain why to me at a bar. I could talk to you for an hour why I own thousands of shares of RRR. But facebook. I wouldn't touch it with a stick, because I can't tell you a good reason why it means anything to me personally.
RRR = Risk Reward Ratio WLR = Win Loss Ratio
>RRR & WLR Sure, if I knew what RRR & WLR meant. Sorry, new to Reddit.
very interesting. Would you mind sharing your RRR & WLR?
\-How did you pick 4:1 RRR ? \-I picked delta below 14 so it ended up with 4:1 sometimes 4.5: 1. To my surprise there were days when delta was in even numbers and some days odd numbers. \-Since this is a smaller size, i did this live \-At one point i wanted to close 2 legs separately, decided not to, for tracking purpose.
i have noticed 1DTE credit is better compared to other expiry. i did similar strategy that made money in Apr / May, & lost money since AI craze. switched to put spread only, & it worked until Aug. took a bit hit on 8/11, & put it on pause. * How did you pick 4:1 RRR? * any back testing? * paper trading prior to live?
that’s unmeasurable. goals that are measurable look something like this. 1. Make “x” usd every “y” weeks/month. 2. Have WLR of “0.n”. 3. Never take a trade with RRR of “a:b”. i am sure you get the gist.
Solid RRR at this price. I might join you with a smaller position.
Okay fine: TPSL is take profit stop loss and RRR is risk reward ratio.
I don't think most people in this subreddit understands proper risk management or is serious about profitability. If you mention TPSL or RRR their heads would explode. Head over to Forex subreddits for people who are serious about trading. I totally understand that any decent trader should have a RRR of at least 2:1 for their TPSL and risk management is basically all you need to be profitable. Hell, you could have an accuracy of %40 wins and still be profitable if you're TPSL is 3:1 or higher.
You like that check out RRR. It’s Bollywood Warrior
Oh sorry, I copy pasted this from my inquiry elsewhere where it was in the title…I am referring to the Gordon Model. I don’t understand the logic of subtracting the growth rate from the RRR, like what it represents, what it means.
RRR is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen in my life
RRR is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen in my life
Shhh the Reddit edgelords are all mad as hell that Netflix isn't a media factory that churns out Firefly and Stranger Things clones. Like tbh, Beef and RRR absolutely fucking slap but I can take one good guess why many here might've missed them. As for the password sharing, this is capitalism. It was bound to happen and it's gonna happen to all platforms because at some point the rich people who own these platforms will squeeze every bit of subscriber profit they can. There is another option that is fully free that we abandoned years ago. Could always go back.
Sugar Honey Iced Tea, We RRR F@KKD! Can someone please give ChatGPT this guy's IP address???
That's right. Chris rock show, love is blind, RRR movie and so much more
Just watched RRR on Netflix. Bollywood extravaganza. Totally calling out the British for being colonial cunts back in the day. Was pretty funny.
It does have flaws, yet when I calculate pricing for a particular option looking at my Schwab data (like strike, spot, IV, RRR, expiration) using BSM it comes awfully close to the real bid/ask seen on my Schwab app.
> I'm surprised these people haven't been shot already, but as the colonial military leader in RRR was fond of saying whats RRR again?
I'm surprised these people haven't been shot already, but as the colonial military leader in RRR was fond of saying, that bullet got made in Arkansas from Dakota metal. It was shipped to the FBI headquarters in DC using Texas gas. It was airlifted to Alabama in the gun of an FBI agent flying American airlines. The sum total of that bullet's delivery to that fuckwit's skull was about $10, which is way more than their life is worth. Beat them with this stick instead.
why is no one talking about how Powell should raised RRR above 0? which might prevented this fall out
PBOC just cut the RRR by 25bps lol
Much waited Oscar finals today... Hoping RRR gets best song award. https://preview.redd.it/app4o6oewcna1.jpeg?width=719&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=af7a886dc439c9c4e9c919d30ce0688dae0f9661
There's this thing called the required reserve ratio, and it is a public policy rate set by the Fed. It stipulates what fraction of deposits must be kept by banks at the Fed (essentially a deposit from banks into the Fed itself). The idea is that this ratio should be set somewhat high during expansionary times, so that banks are forced build up a buffer of liquidity to deal with issues like this. And during recessionary times, the Fed can lower the RRR to give banks more breathing room to borrow and lend to each other (which is another way to boost liquidity, but is less sustainable in the long run compared to just holding cash reserves). Then there's another thing called excess reserves. Sometimes, banks have so much cash that they choose to just hold more reserves than they need. If you look at this graph, it shows how excess reserves have increased over the years, especially after 2008. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/EXCSRESNS 2008 was caused by a large number of connected factors. It wasn't just a decline in the value of MBS. It was a decline in the value of mortgages as well as derivative assets MBS, CDO, and CDS. These products were supposed to help banks lower their risk exposure to mortgage defaults by acting as effective "insurance policies". But it turned out that a lot of these products wound up at a single firm: AIG. So AIG was insuring all of the Wall Street banks against defaults. But it turns out that AIG didn't set aside nearly enough collateral to actually provide effective insurance, so ... they went down, and when your insurer goes bust, your entire risk model turns upside down. There was a lot more than just AIG that caused 2008, there were also problems with debt rating agencies as well as a lack of reserves, so if a single bank went under, no one else had the liquidity to buy up its assets and pay back depositors / creditors. Just a giant mess overall. It's pretty remarkable that we made it out of 2008 relatively unscathed after a few tough years. There's been a lot of debate about what policy makers could have done better, but we also need to recognize the terrible hand they were dealt, and the potential for things to go way way worse than they did. To your point, banks currently have a ton of excess reserves, and if they had this back in 2008, it's very likely that there would be no "2008" - the stronger banks would have bought out the weaker banks, it would just be another Tuesday, you might see something about it on WSJ or CNBC but that's it. In the worst case, a bank would have publicly failed (like how SVB just did), but depositors would still have been paid out and there would have been no need for government bailouts.
I saw RRR on Netflix last week. Best revolution movie since The Patriot and Braveheart.
I love that LGBTQ people are finally being represented in movies and TV shows. The Last of Us Episode 7 was especially amazing. But I watched RRR on Netflix this weekend, and it was kinda nice seeing a new epic action movie where masculine straight guys are the heroes. I swear, everytime there's two straight guys in Hollywood who are close friends (e.g., Frodo and Sam, C3P2 and R2D2), someone says it's code for them being secretly gay.
The only good thing Netflix has going for it is their international stuff. Really good stuff from one country can quickly become popular in all the other countries. Squid Game is from Korea. RRR is from India. Narcos has Colombian characters that speak Spanish with English subtitles and American characters that speak English with Spanish subtitles. Disney, Warner Bros, Paramount, etc. can make American movies that become popular abroad, but they don't have a good way to source top tier stuff from abroad and bring them to the US.
The soundtrack to the movie RRR
Bros if you are fine with subtitles I have some Netflix recommendations of stuff I’ve recently watched. There’s lots of great foreign content but this is just what I’ve been watching recently Indian movie: RRR Korean show: My Name Japanese show: Alice in Borderland
Thank you! Did not mean to say easy in terms of every idiot could make money with it. Heard a lot of Option people talk about how value of options can rapidly increase so you make multiple times of your investment in profits. Quick example: If I buy a future and risk 1% of my total account value and close the trade with 2RRR profit, I made a total of 2%ROI. I understood options people like they can make 30% ROI with a trade where they risk 1% if market is in their favor. I really can't believe that, makes my futures gains look tiny. But from all that I learned about options this sounds like bs
RRR is so perfect in being bad.
In RRR two lads destroy the British empire in a dance off
South Indian cinema is superior, RRR is on Netflix for those who want to see perfection, as is Baahubali 1 & 2
Bahubali, a Telugu language Indian movie. Directed by the same guy who directed RRR (2023 Golden Globe Award nominee)
Bros I am watching RRR on Netflix and this movie is amazing holy shit
This is RRR in real life. We need tigers and nachos https://preview.redd.it/5yrz3lzpnjea1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=92f085f47e8b2f5c54d6db0b854aa3f90d6a4f88
RRR on NFLX. It's an Indian movie I watched last night.
Someone calculate RRR for this..
The "RRR" Reckt Retail Rubes
[https://www.flightradar24.com/RRR1406/2e9beae7](https://www.flightradar24.com/RRR1406/2e9beae7) while Zelenky on route to US. Boris Johnson landed near ukraine to overtake the power in ukraine.
Yeah but you can just use risk management. Make sure you’re RRR is good which isn’t hard, but it was irrelevant which is why I didn’t bring it up in the post. But with a 50% win rate and RRR of 1.5 I think that should be good. But clearly I’ve learned from this comments that this strat is stupid so yeah
Gambling portfolio 🎲 $CZR + $MGM +$IGT + $RRR 👇 ​ ​ https://preview.redd.it/srgdwewi3r5a1.png?width=1424&format=png&auto=webp&s=0624d285c111bfa6dbcd98b8f3f4e7010449bad2
Started watching some Indian movie on Netflix named “RRR”. Very entertaining so far. Definitely a recommendation if you want something new. It will never be an Emmy nominated movie but still fun.
Oh shit, forgot. RRR, a Bollywood movie. Hear me out. Amazing. You don't notice it's 3 hours.
$IGT + $CZR + $RRR gambling portfolio https://ibb.co/VJcGPxc
Importance of being right about market direction when trading options I trade stocks consistently for many years based on a mix of fundamental & technical analysis. But when I turned to options I became a loser again… I tell you my reasons I suspect this is happening: The risk reward ratio for options is not good as stocks. A vertical, for example, is 1, so I have to be right more than 50% of the time, like 70%, in order to make money, which is impossible to me (and probably everyone to do it consistently). So I started trading OTM butterflies, and the RRR is decent, but I have to be extremely right about market direction, which is not easy too. If I buy/sell ATM butterflies the reward is low and OTM it is hard to get the direction. So I started going long ATM Straddles when I guess IV is low, but the premiums are not cheap, and again I need prices to move well in my favor. At this point I think the options business is more like pure mathematics and game theory. I feel like market forecast doesn’t work for options and the math must prevail, like buying OTM butterflies (maybe broken wings to get some theta if the price don’t move), above and below the underlying and pay to see, like a poker hand. I know my thought process is probably very confused and I appreciate if someone can tell me a new line of thinking. Thank you, Yuri
>thats what the banks do now. But there are mechanisms like FDIC and minimum RRR's that just don't apply to Crypto Exchanges.
Watching this Indian movie “RRR” increased my Masculinity by about 10 points. 
I wouldn’t mess with India, have you seen RRR?!
- John Wick - James Bond - Whoever the Indian guys were from RRR - The time traveling coffee cup from the set of Game of Thrones