@EvaVlaar War rhetoric like this has never helped in achieving anything other than more war. Europe needs peace. Europe needs to return to rational thinking and rational leaders. Europe needs a renaissance. Time is running out.
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@IOHK_Charles It's been more than 9 years, but I love the way you thought about this back then.
For anyone interested, check it out: https://t.co/uiGB8gCxIT
@IOHK_Charles Charles, I think it's time for a remake of one of your first videos on YT about the programmable society. We desperately need to communicate new social governance structures.
@heikelehner Ja, das stimmt. Letztlich geht's wohl - wie fast immer - um die Optimierung des eigenen Erwartungsnutzen...
Toggle Track werde ich jedenfalls mal ausprobieren, danke für den Tipp!
@cautious3302@fkronawitter1 I was thinking the same thing. Why not go for the 20Y, for example? Could you explain your rationale for choosing the 2Y @fkronawitter1 ?
@DctrCornelius @RayTrounday@zerohedge But why has it been this high over the recent period? What is the incentive of buying all those 0DTE? Spot-Price manipulations maybe?
@_sisma_@TimmerFidelity It's probably too early to call.
Research suggests a lag of 12 to 24 months before IR increases have a measurable impact on the real economy.
Let's see where we are in March 2024. If we don't see signs of a slowdown by then, your statement will be strengthened.
@heikelehner Was ist die Ratio dahinter? Dass Fremdkapitalfinanzierungen in den USA generell mehr über Anleihenemissionen abgewickelt werden als in Europa?
@The_Plain_Bagel Could you shed some light on the AT1 bond issue? I'm still struggeling to understand whether price losses in AT1 bonds are market to market and therefore deacrease Tier 1 capital and increase the leverage ratio?
@PeterBofinger Would you generally agree to the following statement: increasing interest rates -> new credit to private sector decreases -> fewer investments -> decreasing economic growth -> recession probability increases