TAXES: How to treat those sweet gains…

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by tthecchadd With the influx of new subscribers, I thought it would be helpful to create a guide on exactly how to treat gains/losses from a tax perspective along with how to avoid any potential penalties or surprises at tax time. While there are anomalies, this guide will apply to 99.9% of transactions discussed here. … Read more

Options Basics: Intro to Puts, Calls, and the Volatility of the Underlying Asset

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by PutCallParrot Puts and Calls A put is the right, but not the obligation, to sell an asset for a specific price. The asset the put holder has a right to sell is called the “underlying.” The price at which the put option allows the option holder to sell is called the “strike.” Put options have an expiration date, after which … Read more

Repo update–$281 Billion has been borrowed by banks in Repo operations in the past two days. This is a two-day record, by far.

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by Washington_Nationals What are repo operations? Typically, banks lend to each other, in overnight loans. Banks have capital requirements, meaning they have to keep a certain amount of money to comply with federal rules. But because banks like to eek out as much profit as possible, sometimes they fall short of their capital requirement and … Read more

One of the worst defenses of Biden I have heard and keep hearing over and over is that “he’s a nice guy.” Was never true, remains false.

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BEING THERE: Democrats Are Nominating Chance the Gardener From ‘Being There’ for President, Roger Simon writes. And Joe goes out his way to prove it: “You’re full of s***”: Biden’s 2nd Amendment voter outreach in Detroit going as well as you’d imagine. “Biden denies in this clip that he wants to confiscate anyone’s guns. One week ago, though, … Read more

NCAA BASKETBALL starting TO CANCEL TOURNAMENTS

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The Ivy League has canceled its upcoming basketball tournaments due to the coronavirus outbreak. As regular-season champions, Yale will represent the league in the NCAA men's tournament, while Princeton will play in the women's tournament. pic.twitter.com/XRpfMr1QiW — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) March 10, 2020

WE’RE IN INTERBANK FAILURE | David Morgan

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  Despite Fed crisis bailouts for the past 6 months, the bond market is cratering, stocks are melting down, and all eyes are turning to find safety from the destruction of our financial futures. David Morgan, founder of TheMorganReport.com, known as The Silver Guru, returns to Liberty and Finance to answer your questions and to … Read more

Coronavirus can travel twice as far as official ‘safe distance’ and stay in air for 30 minutes, Chinese study finds

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by LiquidityMan According to a study in China, scientists observed an individual spread coronavirus in a closed environment up to 4.5 meters away. It was also observed that the virus lingered in the area for at least 30 minutes to infect more individuals. There’s also the topic of if warmer temperatures will affect the virus. According to … Read more

This Is How Concerned The Democrats Are About Coronavirus & Americans: Democrats schedule vote on bill to dismantle Trump travel restrictions

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House Democrats are set to vote on dismantling President Trump’s travel restrictions this week and rein in the executive branch’s authority to declare travel restrictions. The bill would reverse restrictions on the countries under the travel ban and strengthen provisions in the Immigration and Nationality Act that prohibit religious discrimination. Last week, Mr. Trump said … Read more

Much faster CORVID-19 test created by Diasorin in Italy & shares surge

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”Shares in Diasorin surged over 13% on Tuesday after the Italian diagnostic specialist said it had completed the studies to support the launch of a new molecular test to quickly identify the new coronavirus.” “The test developed by Diasorin enables sample-to-answer results within 60 minutes instead of the 5-7 hours currently needed to report patient … Read more

FRAUD ON THE COURT? UCSB hid federal settlement from court in Title IX due process loss, drastically lowering its penalty.

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via thecollegefix The University of California-Santa Barbara hid an agreement with federal regulators from a judge considering how to penalize the university for violating a student’s rights, according to his lawyer. The existence of the September 2018 “resolution agreement” with the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights could have led the judge to award “John … Read more

US Forces Afghanistan has begun its conditions-based reduction of forces to 8,600 over 135 days

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Carla Babb @CarlaBabbVOA · 31m #BREAKING US Forces #Afghanistan has begun its conditions-based reduction of forces to 8,600 over 135 days, according to @USFOR_A spokes Col Sonny Leggett, who adds US has military means & authorities to conduct CT ops against al-Qaeda & ISIS-K and providing support to the ANDSF #BREAKING US Forces #Afghanistan has … Read more

Economist calls for ALL Aussie citizens to be given emergency cash payment of $7,780 NOW to save the economy

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‘Coronavirus the biggest physical challenge to the economy since WWII’ Economist calls for cash payment direct to citizens to stabilise economy $7780 paid weekly, enough to help pay for three months’ housing and food  Hong Kong announced a one-off payment of HK$10,000: Australia to follow?  Call comes as share prices fall after Dow’s worst plunge … Read more

Dow wipes out 945-point rally

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Stocks rolled over on Tuesday as investors fretted over the timing of potential fiscal stimulus to curb slower economic growth stemming from the coronavirus outbreak. The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded 122 points lower, or 0.5%. Earlier in the day, the 30-stock average was up 945 points. The S&P 500 was down 0.4% after jumping 3.7%. The Nasdaq Composite advanced as much as … Read more

As recession fears mount, eyes turn to American consumer… Fears of corporate debt bomb grow

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As recession fears mount, eyes turn to American consumer… WASHINGTON —  As the White House, Congress and the Federal Reserve struggle to stem the growing financial and economic crisis, the likelihood of success may ultimately come down to one factor: the American consumer. What’s largely behind the mounting recession fears and wild gyrations of financial markets … Read more