Since I'm only 6 years out of fellowship, this entire period seems a great opportunity to pile a lot of money into a market that is 30% below its all time highs and at this point if I can save for another year and see a return to all time high in the year after I will probably be FI. Of course it could take longer for us to get back to all time highs but there is massive amounts of innovation going on write now and I just published my first academic article written but ChatGPT and am optimistic about the value that this economy is going to generate. When I started investing in 2009 people were even more negative and brought up debt and the fed and confusing stuff and then four tech companies proceeded to massively increase the size of the economy by selling zillions of phones, dominating global ad markets, leading the revolution in cloud computing, and generating $100s of billions in goods and services. It's gonna happen again and we are all gonna be able to participate.
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Originally posted by gvs.psych View PostSince I'm only 6 years out of fellowship, this entire period seems a great opportunity to pile a lot of money into a market that is 30% below its all time highs and at this point if I can save for another year and see a return to all time high in the year after I will probably be FI. Of course it could take longer for us to get back to all time highs but there is massive amounts of innovation going on write now and I just published my first academic article written but ChatGPT and am optimistic about the value that this economy is going to generate. When I started investing in 2009 people were even more negative and brought up debt and the fed and confusing stuff and then four tech companies proceeded to massively increase the size of the economy by selling zillions of phones, dominating global ad markets, leading the revolution in cloud computing, and generating $100s of billions in goods and services. It's gonna happen again and we are all gonna be able to participate.
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Originally posted by doctorbone View PostWhy are people freaking out over one bank in SF? Did we have this much panic in March, 2020?
I bought more vxus today
I don’t recommend worrying, but I am not blind.
I think the market is going down.
🤷♂️ Hope I am wrong. Certainly I realize I don’t know with any certainty.
I will keep working extra. good time to work and save.
Just keep buying.
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I’m not exactly bullish on stocks at the moment, the fed is raising rates, inflation is decreasing at a slower rate then expected, we still have a war in Europe, and China is sabre rattling. Doesn’t mean I’m not buying, I am, all my US equities purchases this year are in my taxable account which mean I buy every first trading day of the month as that’s when my auto buy is scheduled. I don’t try to time the market.
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Originally posted by chocolatebear11 View Post
Could there be other smaller regional banks in the same situation?
I’m sure SVB did not have some unique strategy.
Highly concentrated in companies with literally no earnings, often no revenue.
And the people that run them.
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Originally posted by chocolatebear11 View Post
Could there be other smaller regional banks in the same situation?
I’m sure SVB did not have some unique strategy.
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Originally posted by Bellescamp View PostIn 2018 it was decided to axe regulatory requirements for regional banks with less than $250 billion in assets
•Stress testing was one requirement,
•Capital requirements is another.
The Fed was aware that raising rates needed to be considered and was publicly commenting 12/2022.
The U.S. Federal Reserve's regulatory chief said on Thursday the central bank is exploring adjustments to bank capital requirements, noting the inability of supervisors to predict unexpected shocks would argue for higher overall capital levels.
Reactive and behind the curve.
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Originally posted by xraygoggles View Post
It's entirely plausible there are some bank runs on Monday on similar banks that cater to startups/VCs, like First Republic Bank, and some others. Hopefully not, but who knows.
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Originally posted by chocolatebear11 View Post
Could there be other smaller regional banks in the same situation?
I’m sure SVB did not have some unique strategy.
yes. Lots of smaller banks.
the issue is the treasury bonds purchased with long term horizon and people calling deposits.
recipe for disaster.
this could continue to get ugly
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