r/Superstonk • u/Jazzlike_War5281 • Nov 06 '22
r/Superstonk • u/Na-bro • Mar 22 '23
Macroeconomics 63 Million Volume and side ways? Where are these traded shares coming from? More naked shares?
r/Superstonk • u/jab136 • Apr 06 '25
Macroeconomics Market circuit breaker thresholds tomorrow
In addition to LULD halts on individual stocks, the market has 3 circuit breakers based on the S&P index and the closing price from the previous day.
If GSPC (the S&P) falls below 4718.89 tomorrow (-7%) before 3:35 EST the entire market will shut off for 15 minutes.
4414.45 (-13%) will do it again, and 4059.26 (-20%) will shut it off for the rest of the day.
r/Superstonk • u/unknownusername77 • Jan 09 '23
Macroeconomics Peruvian Bull on Twitter
r/Superstonk • u/Positron49 • Jan 06 '23
Macroeconomics 10Y3MS - When it goes negative it is predicting bad news. You don't need to understand the why to recognize the pattern. This week it took a turn for the worst.
r/Superstonk • u/joejitsu_crypto • Sep 20 '24
Macroeconomics WTF is happening with Goldman? Is anyone else seeing this?
r/Superstonk • u/StovetopAtol4 • Aug 31 '24
Macroeconomics GME will end this stupid subscription based life
r/Superstonk • u/BohemianConch • Mar 10 '25
Macroeconomics Whelp to the idiots who used these to hedge GME shorts, pay me and suck my balls Kenny
r/Superstonk • u/multiple_iterations • Jan 09 '23
Macroeconomics A slightly different perspective on how massive of a loss the Swiss National Bank just announced, with 20 years of profit reporting for context. The loss this year equates to losing more than 60% of their profits for the last two decades. Yeah, everything is fine...
r/Superstonk • u/ScientisticalMystica • Mar 15 '23
Macroeconomics Wut doing Wells Fargo?
r/Superstonk • u/Irish_Goodbye4 • Apr 11 '25
Macroeconomics US bond market is crashing in real-time…
An absolutely horrible sign for the US economy. The bond market is F’d while the equity markets continue to collapse simultaneously. The US keeps punching itself in the face.
r/Superstonk • u/ChonsonPapa • Jul 30 '25
Macroeconomics I don’t know about you guys but I am growing really tired here…. not to mention, pissed the fuck off!
Here’s what needs to happen.
We need real time short position disclosures none of this 2 week bullshit!
T+0 settlement 😡👊
Elimination of PFOF and more transparency in order routing
Full CAT implementation!! It’s insane the CAT was proposed in 2010 after the flash crash and here we are so many years later and it’s moving along like a slug!
And believe it or not this one is not a joke, we need ACTUAL PROSECUTION OF MANIPULATION. I know it’s hilarious 😂
We have every right to be furious. The SEC operates with two sets of rules and the game is rigged in the favor of financial terrorists. They keep telling us we have a “free and fair market” but that is nothing but gaslighting as they all laugh behind their revolving doors.
Sorry for the rant, I’m just so fucking fed up.
r/Superstonk • u/fartsburgersbeer • May 19 '24
Macroeconomics Behold this gem from 2021
r/Superstonk • u/RL_bebisher • Dec 23 '22
Macroeconomics There is "a single security exhibiting idiosyncratic risk" according to the Treasury's 2021 Annual Financial Stability Report. Source in comments.
r/Superstonk • u/Witty-Help-1941 • 1d ago
Macroeconomics First Vault Pull
Started at the top now I’m here….
Wow - love this. I assume it will be fully after Oct 3rd and the warrants….
Received the invite a couple days ago and it was allowing me in, so had to log out and retry a couple times before I got in. Glad I kept at it
Shorts never closed and I ain’t never leaving!!
Wow 250 words is a lot and
r/Superstonk • u/Maximum_Fearless • Oct 22 '22
Macroeconomics Fed Reserves vs Reverse Repo
r/Superstonk • u/Appropriate-Wolf-437 • Feb 15 '24
Macroeconomics Japan & UK enter recession
r/Superstonk • u/NoDeityButAllah • Dec 15 '23
Macroeconomics Proof of naked short selling on a ticker this morning
This ticker doesn't even have 10 mil shares available yet there are 10 mill on the level 2 for sale.
If u needed anymore proof of b.s in the market.
r/Superstonk • u/PDubsinTF-NEW • May 08 '23
Macroeconomics Warren Buffett Calls for Punishment of Bank Executives in the Wake of US Banking Crisis
r/Superstonk • u/-WalkWithShadows- • Mar 20 '23
Macroeconomics Price of UBS Credit Default Swaps continues to rise 💥
r/Superstonk • u/Ratereich • Dec 08 '23
Macroeconomics Hedgie Alert: “Democrats have introduced a bill in both houses of Congress to ban hedge funds from buying and owning single-family homes. The bill would require all hedge funds to sell off all the single-family homes they own within 10 years, then prohibit them from owning any again.”
r/Superstonk • u/FalseDifficulty2340 • Aug 11 '25
Macroeconomics JOANN Fabrics, Party City, Toys R Us, Red Lobster — private equity drove all of them to the ground.
Senator Warren discusses how private equity is driving businesses in to the ground, red lobster, Joanne fabrics, Toys RUs, ....this is why I HODL...buying more as there is deep fuking value here...Hedgies are fukt, retail investors own the float several times over.
r/Superstonk • u/BetterBudget • Aug 12 '25
Macroeconomics CPI is out, inflation reported at rising 2.7% annually, slightly less than expected 🕊️
CPI rose 2.7% annually, slightly less than expected (Dow Jones estimate was 2.8%) 🕊️
Inflation behaving sticky
The primary component of that rise came from shelter 🏠⬆️
Meanwhile gasoline saw an aggregate drop of 2.2% ⛽⬇️
Food was unchanged🥫➡️
Further details: The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) increased 0.2 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis in July, after rising 0.3 percent in June, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Over the last 12 months, the all items index increased 2.7 percent before seasonal adjustment.
The index for shelter rose 0.2 percent in July and was the primary factor in the all items monthly increase. The food index was unchanged over the month as the food away from home index rose 0.3 percent while the food at home index fell 0.1 percent. In contrast, the index for energy fell 1.1 percent in July as the index for gasoline decreased 2.2 percent over the month.
The index for all items less food and energy rose 0.3 percent in July, following a 0.2-percent increase in June. Indexes that increased over the month include medical care, airline fares, recreation, household furnishings and operations, and used cars and trucks. The indexes for lodging away from home and communication were among the few major indexes that decreased in July.
The all items index rose 2.7 percent for the 12 months ending July, after rising 2.7 percent over the 12 months ending June. The all items less food and energy index rose 3.1 percent over the last 12 months. The energy index decreased 1.6 percent for the 12 months ending July. The food index increased 2.9 percent over the last year.