Lend Elon a billion to buy his stock. Very simple

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Easy, they will lend money one another

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Sucks. Anyways do you have some 25k that you can lend to make unlimited trades?

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#well if you told me you were drowning I would not lend a hand 🤯🤯

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For whatever it's worth, P/E is not a good way to value banks. The normal measuring stick for bank valuation is price/book. Banks' raw material for making money is their cash on hand to lend out. Even if their earnings suck now, if they have a lot of cash (ie book value) to lend, they have the potential to earn more profit later. JPM's price to book ratio is 2.5x right now, which is just stupid and makes no sense. Why would you pay $100 for a claim on $40 of JPM's cash? With that being said, the entire stock market's valuation right now is unjustifiable, so JP Morgan's just shooting par for the course. I agree that OP's post is useless trash.

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"Taco wants to lend $20 billion of our money to bail out a political ally and his global investors before an election. Oh, and Argentina just struck a major deal with China that crushes American soybean farmers already suffering from Trump's tariffs. “America First.”

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Wouldn’t even have to lend any money out, just sit back and let the market pump

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Earning money is difficult. If it were as easy as taking out a loan and suddenly it doubles or triples, why would the loan issuer lend it out for 6% if it could double or triple it instead?

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They need. Have well abv require. Flag. No allow earn interest. Lend share. Say switch cash. Say switch to main broker.

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Find another bank to lend you $50k and make it all back

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