My advice is to put your money in $MCD which is at an all time high, because selling burgers and fries will always be a profitable business. Recession or not.

They all come back, dude. It's just that high growth sh*t like U pukes moar $$$ when the economy goes south, margins get compressed, frigging funds sell in despair, even insiders (look at the last buyback in U and how they've sold a sh*tload of shares since). If you say that you know some cheaplies, buy'em and don't talk to anyone.

CONVO?

You just have to remember to multiply everything by -1

This convo went way above your head. This is a secret society. If you crack the code let me know

What's your advice, to only lose money in profitable companies?

The case of $U is simple:

• Unity has never been profitable.
• In 2022, they doubled their losses, which are now approximately $1B per year.

Should you buy it?

No, it is going to zero, and it has never paid a dividend, ever.

Stupid. And that’s all the thought this post deserves.

lol this post sound like a commercial 📺 🦚

Yeah, he’s pumping and dumping SPY all the time. I’ve got picture proof of him doing it.

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We are all friends here

Omg you just keep going with nonsense. I want you to go to a balance sheet for JPM or BAC etc and tell me exactly how much they’ve “borrowed” from the government to in turn lend. Do you think the fed funds rate is a rate the fed lends money at? 😂 so confused. That is the rate banks charge each other for overnight lending if needed. Are you talking about the discount window? That is a “lender of last resort” and banks know there’s a stigma around using it. Just repeating your misinformation doesn’t make it any less false. Stop. Go actually learn this stuff. Stop posting until then

What I take away from your words is that the economy is built on a foundation of sand. A house of cards if you will.

Looks like you also sent your two brain cells to the trading floor.

If banks borrowed lots of money to buy assets and those assets have gone down in value. How do they have money to buy bonds from the Fed?

Appreciate you giving me the free advertisement with the big boys. Ill happily post another tomorrow night. No problem!