My take is this: the data they used for the liquidity test was from January. The reverse repo liquidity issue has been growing everyday. It’s at record highs everyday. There is a bomb brewing and a crash is coming. When? Idk, they’re all lying about it and trying to keep it under wraps. But I know it’s coming.
TLDR: Most banks increased their dividends before the crash.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/oa371g/the_big_banks_just_increased_their_dividends_some/
So in clown world this means a coming crash, right?
As they passed this “stress test” non stress test.
Time to buy some outs on the banks ...
Stress test based on Nov 2020 market. ??
Even with a 17% increase, it's still pays a very low amount in Dividends, under 2%.
5 year growth rate on dividends is 29%. That gets reflected in the stock price, which keeps the div/price rate low as dividends in $ goes up.
Dividend Growth investing is a real thing.
I know, but you can do much better by investing in $0 if your looking for dividends.
They know pain is coming. This is to trap retail.
My take is this: the data they used for the liquidity test was from January. The reverse repo liquidity issue has been growing everyday. It’s at record highs everyday. There is a bomb brewing and a crash is coming. When? Idk, they’re all lying about it and trying to keep it under wraps. But I know it’s coming.