Boom, another update. Just made a small program that generates some random numbers. If the number is new, it's added to a list. If it's a duplicate, it's added to a duplicate list. The loop goes until 20 unique random numbers are added to the first list. My secret goal is to make a turn-based RPG within the next 4 years so I'm teaching myself code. Wish me luck.

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This is entirely factually wrong. Loop at the censuses that came out.

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Before I start, I have 15 years of Banking experiencing between Big Banks and Credit Unions. I was also in high level big bank management during 2008. >Why do credit unions insure at a rate of 1/100 vs FDIC 1/1000? This isn't exact true, first credit unions are insured via National Credit Union Administration or NCUA and the federal government regulates both with the same minimum requirements of what percentage of deposit dollars are required to be insured. >Are they a riskier place to put your money? It's kind of 6 in one hand half a dozen in the other, in general they are no more risk as both are insured up to $250K (before any joints, beneficiaries, title differences, etc) But obvious the major risk are different because since they are smaller, smaller level mistakes or issues can potentially cripple one. >Are credit unions also failing? Yes, Credit unions fail all the time and one just failed in the last week or so. But because they are small companies you arent going to hear about this on major news. Why aren't credit unions on the stock market? Credit Unions are cooperated based and member owned, the are legally designated as non for profit organizations >What if I want to invest in them or short them? You can't invest directly in them, you that invest in products through them if they have a wealth or brokerage area (not all of them do) >Are credit unions just for poor people? No they aren't just for poor people They are for anyone who qualifies for membership. Legally they have some kind of strictive membership, sometimes you have to work someone particular (Teacher, State Employee) or sometimes you have to have a family member or another connection. Some of them take advantage of a Clinton Administration loop hole that created additional membership options. For example the one I worked at used to allow you to make a donation at the time of account opening to a local co-op organization, which by making that donation you automatically became a member of that organization, which then entitled you to becoming a member with us. Very convoluted lol I used to hate having to explain it. Typically Credit unions have lower lending rates and higher deposit rates, because again being a "Non for profit" they have to invest into the members and the community they serve. >Are they a scam? No But just like with anything finance related there are people within these companies that aren't always doing the right thing. >Media is saying big banks are safest and everyone is moving there, where should I go to? For the average person banks or credit unions are perfectly safe. Not be sound rude, but if you had enough money to be worried about anything, you wouldn't be posting on reddit. So leave your money were ever it is.

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I’m sure he will be re elected. Whoever is running against him needs to play this on loop.

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What exactly is happening to commercial real estate that everyone is talking about? Out of the loop regard here

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>It's pretty clear that you don't know what you're talking about. The BTFP is a perfectly fine program and there's nothing wrong with it. It's not going to lead to any sort of economic disaster, so I suggest you stop spreading false information. Hey there, fellow keyboard warrior! I appreciate your enthusiasm for economic discourse. You know what they say, "opinions are like belly buttons – everyone has one." So, let's dive into yours! You say the BTFP is a "perfectly fine program" and won't lead to any economic disaster. Well, I do admit that my original post was a bit on the theatrical side (we do love a good show, don't we?). But let's not ignore the possibility that BTFP might contribute to some unintended consequences. In a world of uncertainty, even well-intentioned programs can have unforeseen effects. Some experts argue that BTFP has the potential to exacerbate inflation and liquidity issues at banks, creating a feedback loop that might spiral out of control. 🔄💸 Of course, it's not all doom and gloom. There are also those who believe the BTFP will provide the necessary support to banks and prevent a full-blown crisis. So, like everything in life, there are risks and rewards. 🎲 I'm not here to spread false information, just to spark some lively debate and maybe get a few laughs along the way. After all, isn't that what the internet's all about? So, let's keep the conversation going, challenge each other's ideas, and maybe learn a thing or two in the process. 🤔🚀 Keep on keepin' on, and happy investing! 💰😉 Disclaimer: This post is for entertainment purposes only and should not be taken as financial advice. Do your own research and consult with a professional before making any investment decisions.

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They forgot the loop where each fed member screams at the markets for pricing in pieces of an unknown future.

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It’s just less convenient than hotels within the 277 loop where you can walk to everything.

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The cycle of life is a never-ending loop in which the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. The US government bailouts are a perfect example of this, as they give money to banks and landlords while people living paycheck to paycheck struggle to make ends meet.

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Bingo!! You cut taxes and increase spending fir 40 years across both Democrats and Republicans and then go HOLY SHIT HOW ARE WE $35 TRILLION IN DEBT? They knew. They just didn’t give a fuck. Still don’t. They keep trying to say we need to cut spending to get out of this when the only way to do it is cut spending and raise taxes. They won’t do either. Again. And we’re stuck in this loop.

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