Top pane is credit spreads. The yield on BB and lower bonds minus the "risk free" rate of a treasury like the 10 year. Middle pane is an oscillator of the top pain. Bottom pane is the average true range. Its a measure of volatility. And the red lines, well those mark the bottom, before credit crunches and volatility.
add scoop of ricotta cheese and shredded colby blend, some fresh cracked black pepper
throw cast iron on high, drop what ever you can afford
that mac and cheese will definately get you in the panties...
if you kinda fugly just add more wine...
Inflation is insane. I bought two baby gates, an indoor dog corral, and 8 light switches for the price of a very nice luxury watch.
Just bought a pizza + Mac & Cheese for $40.
How tf are normies affording this??? Scary shit.
Look I get it, McDonald's isn't exactly meme stock material but this DD actually slaps
The real estate angle is legit - they're basically collecting rent from every Big Mac sold while the franchisee does all the work. That 82% operating margin on franchise revenue is absolutely disgusting (in the best way)
The AI stuff is interesting too but honestly I'm more excited about those loyalty numbers. 185 million active users is no joke and if they can actually get people visiting 2.5x more often that's massive
Only thing that scares me is we're already near ATH and everyone knows this play now. Might wait for a pullback but yeah this is solid boomer money that actually makes sense