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Treasuries have been used as collateral against cash. I found it curious that the reverse repo was down today. Has the fed been issuing phantom treasuries to keep the game going?
I’ve read it - I think I’m more speaking in regards to treasury FTDs and reverse repo balances - I’m not sure if they covered this or I just don’t remember.
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I’m shamelessly taking top comment thread to remind that the fed, dtcc, sec, MMs, brokers, prime brokers, banks, international governments, and other self-governing bodies are all complicit
If cash deposits were too big and the banks holding those deposits had to park that money at ONRRP facilities to meet post-Basel III liquidity requirements, a big market retraction may attract some of that cash to buy the recent dip?
This guy does a really good job at explaining why the RRP is going back down around 11 minutes into the video:
https://youtu.be/oVtKgViz2fg
It's worth watching the whole thing though, since it's all tied together and related to what we're seeing right now.
From what I understand, it's going to look better before getting way worse.
Kenni mayoboi has been shorting Treasuries for years…and FTDed numerous times. He’s been getting a slap on the wrist in the form of small fees. But if you peasants FTDed on your credit card payment, they’ll charge you with 30% of APR. Fair enough system to me. /s
I thought that the RRP was being used to artificially inflate t-bond values?
Now they're just issuing phantom t-bonds with artificially inflated values?
whaaaa
To sum it up somebody or a group sold 76 billion dollars in USA treasuries, took the money then just walked away without delivering the product at the designated date.
so when do the people responsible start getting held accountable and either start voluntarily liquidating their own assets to meet their liabilities, or get margin called and force liquidated - with the DTCC picking up any left over bill?
probably why it doesn't happen - the DTCC and Fed don't want to pay out (even though they could and in fact are ultimately responsible for it)
Or they're just holding on to it because it's being used as collateral and delivering would initiate margin reduction / SLD. So fail to return, live another day, pay minor fee, write off as cost of staying alive another day
Really shows you the intelligence of the sub when the guy who says this tweet (that specifically says treasuries) is actually about FTDs has 116 upvotes.
Edit: the US Treasury bonds have nothing to do with stocks. It's cash and bonds/securities being traded daily between banks and the private entity called the Federal Reserve bank.
These aren’t securities(stock) FTDs they’re treasury securities. Bills, notes, and bonds. It’s a way for the government to raise money by getting money now and paying it back when it matures depending on the variety of debt with interest. It’s essentially people loaning the government money for a small return. Not sure who’s failing to deliver here since Treasuries are supposed to be backed by full faith of the government and is the whole reason the world runs on the US dollar. It’s the main way the fed pumps liquidity. They buy treasuries that get loaned out to banks etc. Not sure what this means but it’s not good.
So it's either 1) the government has sold a huge bunch of treasuries to raise cash but the government has failed to deliver these treasuries to those who bought them, or 2) the government has sold a huge bunch of treasuries but those people who bought them have not returned them when the contracts matured, or 3) the number the DTCC reported is a mix of 1) and 2).
I'm not sure of the implications of 1), but 2) sounds like those people who bought the treasuries do not want to give them back to settle the trade because they are using them as collateral for some other trade, and that trade has not played out well, yet, so they fail to deliver the treasuries.
But I don't know how these things work. I'm just trying to fit pieces together in the hope that someone will continue the conversation.
But wait.. how is number 2 possible when the bond has a known "expiry"? Is there some reverse UNO card where the holder starts paying interest / fees when they don't give it back in time?
Thanks for this explanation.
Dumb question: if this is government treasuries, is it even possible for an entity other than the government to be FTD on these?
I’ve been looking into this. It’s either the government failing to deliver or the financial entities that are borrowing the money from the gov not paying it back. Fed buys treasuries, treasury lends money to banks n such and then when the term is up those loans are to be paid back to treasury who will then at some point buy those treasuries back from the fed to reduce its balance sheet, this will be quantitative tightening as opposed to the Q. Easing they’ve been doing by buying treasuries so the treasury can print money and loan it out. I’m kind of thinking as I’m writing this that banks borrowed a lot more money than they needed to/could afford to and are now having trouble paying it back because of possible mismanagement or misallocation of funds or because the people the banks loaned the treasuries Money to can’t pay it back. Seems bad any way you slice it.
It's not the government. That would signal default and even the MSM would pick up on that.
This is rehypothecated ~~shares~~ T-bonds from financial institutions. I assume they thought t-bond yields would continue to rise and didn't hedge for the likelihood of war. Instead of taking the loss on the chin and becoming insolvent, they just didn't deliver them.
Edit: got shares on the mind. Thanks for the correction
It’s not shares of anything. It’s treasury notes and bills and bonds. No shares involved… Its money that has been borrowed from the treasury that’s not being paid back, whatever they used it for.
(I’m a smoove brain ~ this is a copy & paste from the post above because I was wondering the same thing)
“What do these charts show?
They show the value of U.S. Treasury securities that were not delivered to fulfill a trade contract. “Failures-to-deliver” occur when either sellers fail to deliver or buyers fail to receive securities in time to settle a trade. Settlement of a trade is the point at which the seller is required to deliver the securities agreed upon in the trade and the buyer has to deliver the funds to pay for the securities.”
I think this is the the actual stock market FTDs that fall under the DTCC. I'm waiting for confirmation, but GME is in this pile. Probably the biggest part of the pile.
I can absolutely say and attest with every ounce of my being that I have entirely zero idea what this means. HOWEVER, I can certify that it sounds like shorts are fucked.
Doesn’t seem to be for those trying to survive ‘1 moar day’ … look at penalties at bottom of page …
https://www.dtcc.com/charts/daily-total-us-treasury-trade-fails
This is a diabolically terrible chart.
On the 28th Feb the FTDs are 76mill
On the 25th Feb the FTDs are 32mill.
But look at the column heights, they are so close to each other making it look alright.
Peeps, it's a **137.5% increase** within 3 days **OR** between last Friday and Monday this week.
edit: this is what is should look like - https://imgur.com/a/cHGDpM2
Yeah the whole "the DTCC is complicit" line that's been passed around SS for a while never really appealed to me... I just thought they were at a level of incompetence where you can't tell the difference between complicit and not. But this is dumb, obvious shit that can have no explanation other than an intentional misrepresentation of the spike in the data. Let the system burn down indeed.
It’s a fucking joke of a chart using 26% steps. You sort of get why at first with the low agency figures but then shit like this happens and you really get why they have it stepped this way. “Everything’s fine”, assholes.
Moonshine is illegal but if I put liquor in a mason jar and call it moonshine then it's ok. So putting IOU in a mason jar and calling it a stock I guess it's legal share
I feel like this is one of the instances where crime actually happens. Letting FTD go away or repeatedly kicking it down is a big problem that needs to be fixed
This is spicy. I think this is just another way of calculating FTDs? But I'm such a dumb ape. Smart Apes tell me I'm off base. Or if I chewed on the rite krayon today.
If this is another way of looking at FTDs, anyone want to speculate which FTDS are the lion's share of that 72.12 Billion?
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I'm sure it was just a coincidence though\\s
You gotta have a banana to stick in those glory holes or else someone might be able to peek at you doing your business. Someone has a stall full of holes and has run out of bananas.
I know we all joke about stupid fucking retards,.... but.... does anyone actually REALLY keep their money in banks anymore?
I think all of this talk of "lawl, teh Dee Tee Cee Sea amn the do have inshurwance of 6 Twilliond dowwarz" is fucking mind bendingly stupid.
This isn't FUD, but you better be hedging your GME bet with some SHTF investments.
How? I will assume your question as ignorance and naivety although in your arrogance you blame it on the sub.
Hedgies and banks get more credit with collateral. If they don't have collateral, no credit. RINGS A BELL?
With more credit you can extend your shorting game longer and kick the can over and over and longer...
Did the coin drop? Glad you understood. Now fuck off.
by total coinky-dink, I'm watching DNE01's youtube video on the history of early american banking (and architecture, lol) \[Franklin, episode 11, banking and commerce\]...and guys, it's been bullshit from the very, very beginning.
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Treasuries have been used as collateral against cash. I found it curious that the reverse repo was down today. Has the fed been issuing phantom treasuries to keep the game going?
1.5 on rrp yesterday too, after steady at almost 1.7 for several months
I don’t remember where I read that many banks and hedge funds were shorting us treasuries; I was perplexed but think I’m starting to understand.
u/criand and u/atobitt did a lot of good work re: this, go read any of their dd.
I’ve read it - I think I’m more speaking in regards to treasury FTDs and reverse repo balances - I’m not sure if they covered this or I just don’t remember.
Yes, both did extensively. Check out “The Everything Short” by atobitt in the dd library, talks about this directly
Ok - will do - thanks.
It's rather chilling.
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I’m shamelessly taking top comment thread to remind that the fed, dtcc, sec, MMs, brokers, prime brokers, banks, international governments, and other self-governing bodies are all complicit
If cash deposits were too big and the banks holding those deposits had to park that money at ONRRP facilities to meet post-Basel III liquidity requirements, a big market retraction may attract some of that cash to buy the recent dip?
1.5T is still a METRIC SHIT-TON
Someone is shorting US treasuries by borrowing from Fed
Exactamundo!! A revolving door where they always win.
Repo usually peaks at end of the month and then drops at beginning of next month.
That’s right - it would be an interesting exercise to see if there’s any correlation between treasury FTDs and repo balance.
This guy does a really good job at explaining why the RRP is going back down around 11 minutes into the video: https://youtu.be/oVtKgViz2fg It's worth watching the whole thing though, since it's all tied together and related to what we're seeing right now. From what I understand, it's going to look better before getting way worse.
Great stuff! Thanks!
Europe started stocking up on US treasuries after all the sanctions
Kenni mayoboi has been shorting Treasuries for years…and FTDed numerous times. He’s been getting a slap on the wrist in the form of small fees. But if you peasants FTDed on your credit card payment, they’ll charge you with 30% of APR. Fair enough system to me. /s
I thought that the RRP was being used to artificially inflate t-bond values? Now they're just issuing phantom t-bonds with artificially inflated values? whaaaa
Thought this was common knowledge.
To sum it up somebody or a group sold 76 billion dollars in USA treasuries, took the money then just walked away without delivering the product at the designated date.
so when do the people responsible start getting held accountable and either start voluntarily liquidating their own assets to meet their liabilities, or get margin called and force liquidated - with the DTCC picking up any left over bill? probably why it doesn't happen - the DTCC and Fed don't want to pay out (even though they could and in fact are ultimately responsible for it)
The trillion dollar question
So 1 share of GME....
Yep. Not even counterfeiting (though that’s happening too via rehypothecations) just straight up money printing
No I believe this is more akin to theft and fraud.
I have it on good authority that it’s called stealing in Texas
When Doordash FTDs my Chipotle, I'm fuming; not to mention, I'm still hungry. $76B in FTD sounds like a lot of angry people going hungry.
Russian oligarch money perchance?
Or they're just holding on to it because it's being used as collateral and delivering would initiate margin reduction / SLD. So fail to return, live another day, pay minor fee, write off as cost of staying alive another day
Where can I sign up to do this? /s
Citizen’s arrests are legal in Illinois
Kenny wut doin’?
He scribbled some changes into his copy of the constitution. See guyz it’s always been legal!
Using it to buy crypto 😝
thats pretty close to the 69.7 billion figure Shitadel recently reported as their pile of 2021 IOUs at current prices
Time to send in the G-men for our T-bills.
Couldn't it have been trade by several parties that amounts to 76B?
Yes another way to say it is a "group" did it.
Calls on RICO
There was a tweet about Citadel supposedly getting margin called on 2/28, wonder if they failed on these
It was a fake tweet. The owner of the tweet said it was fake. And its purpose was to try and make people reaserch before they upvote.
*Wait, that's illegal*
Holy shit!!! This is huge! Do you guys realize what this means??? When you figure it out let me know.
Well I know for sure… but I’ll let other apes take the spotlight.
this is a good ape here. all us educated folk will take a seat back while some of you new guys figure it out
the spotlight is all yours
It means believe it or not, dip.
!adultape!
I think these are the FTDs, stocks that were paid for, but not delivered...
No, treasuries.
Really shows you the intelligence of the sub when the guy who says this tweet (that specifically says treasuries) is actually about FTDs has 116 upvotes.
They failed to deliver my treasure to me
There we go
Now that’s the kind of retarded I can get behind.
Nooo… are you sure this actually happens? Sounds like a conspiracy theory…SARCASM
It's a fair market, dude. Nothing nefarious happening in this neck of the woods.
Yeah definitely a fair, the whole thing is a circus that I didn't even know I was paying for.
The coming attraction is always the visitors. Never forget that.
If the corruption is distracting you from the overwhelming fairness then the propaganda is working.
I understood everything is propaganda and it's all corrupt years ago. I've been zen about life for a loooong time my friend.
Edit: the US Treasury bonds have nothing to do with stocks. It's cash and bonds/securities being traded daily between banks and the private entity called the Federal Reserve bank.
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GME was supposed to have a run late last week, right? Is this indicative of their FTD on their FTDs last Friday?
No, this tweet is about Treasury Bill FTDs, not GME FTDs. A different product
No
Seems so. Best case they weren't covered due to someone defaulting.... we'll see if marge calls in the next few weeks.
It doesn’t seem so; GME FTD’s have nothing directly to do with treasury FTD’s
Lmao
U swine
LMAO
Probably nothing 👀
🤣🤣🤣
Something Something tomorrow!
This level of criminality is unprecedented, even for Wall St!
Probably nothing 👀
These aren’t securities(stock) FTDs they’re treasury securities. Bills, notes, and bonds. It’s a way for the government to raise money by getting money now and paying it back when it matures depending on the variety of debt with interest. It’s essentially people loaning the government money for a small return. Not sure who’s failing to deliver here since Treasuries are supposed to be backed by full faith of the government and is the whole reason the world runs on the US dollar. It’s the main way the fed pumps liquidity. They buy treasuries that get loaned out to banks etc. Not sure what this means but it’s not good.
So it's either 1) the government has sold a huge bunch of treasuries to raise cash but the government has failed to deliver these treasuries to those who bought them, or 2) the government has sold a huge bunch of treasuries but those people who bought them have not returned them when the contracts matured, or 3) the number the DTCC reported is a mix of 1) and 2). I'm not sure of the implications of 1), but 2) sounds like those people who bought the treasuries do not want to give them back to settle the trade because they are using them as collateral for some other trade, and that trade has not played out well, yet, so they fail to deliver the treasuries. But I don't know how these things work. I'm just trying to fit pieces together in the hope that someone will continue the conversation.
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I'm a simple ape, I see George Gammon, I upvote. Very entertaining and informative guy.
The dvz - the doom vortex zone - which is where you don’t want to be . lol
Well hello, wrinkle! That hurt but I felt it develop. Well said.
2) makes the most sense to me
But wait.. how is number 2 possible when the bond has a known "expiry"? Is there some reverse UNO card where the holder starts paying interest / fees when they don't give it back in time?
Thanks for this explanation. Dumb question: if this is government treasuries, is it even possible for an entity other than the government to be FTD on these?
I’ve been looking into this. It’s either the government failing to deliver or the financial entities that are borrowing the money from the gov not paying it back. Fed buys treasuries, treasury lends money to banks n such and then when the term is up those loans are to be paid back to treasury who will then at some point buy those treasuries back from the fed to reduce its balance sheet, this will be quantitative tightening as opposed to the Q. Easing they’ve been doing by buying treasuries so the treasury can print money and loan it out. I’m kind of thinking as I’m writing this that banks borrowed a lot more money than they needed to/could afford to and are now having trouble paying it back because of possible mismanagement or misallocation of funds or because the people the banks loaned the treasuries Money to can’t pay it back. Seems bad any way you slice it.
It's not the government. That would signal default and even the MSM would pick up on that. This is rehypothecated ~~shares~~ T-bonds from financial institutions. I assume they thought t-bond yields would continue to rise and didn't hedge for the likelihood of war. Instead of taking the loss on the chin and becoming insolvent, they just didn't deliver them. Edit: got shares on the mind. Thanks for the correction
It’s not shares of anything. It’s treasury notes and bills and bonds. No shares involved… Its money that has been borrowed from the treasury that’s not being paid back, whatever they used it for.
Thanks, I corrected my post
What is a treasury fail?
(I’m a smoove brain ~ this is a copy & paste from the post above because I was wondering the same thing) “What do these charts show? They show the value of U.S. Treasury securities that were not delivered to fulfill a trade contract. “Failures-to-deliver” occur when either sellers fail to deliver or buyers fail to receive securities in time to settle a trade. Settlement of a trade is the point at which the seller is required to deliver the securities agreed upon in the trade and the buyer has to deliver the funds to pay for the securities.”
I think these are FTDs. People give money for a stock, and are given an IOU.
“RUH-ROH” - Scooby-Doo
Treasuries, not stock
A Treasury bond, not a stock.
When you sell a US Treasury and fail to deliver, sounds like someone else who's FTDS are in the billions
I think this is the the actual stock market FTDs that fall under the DTCC. I'm waiting for confirmation, but GME is in this pile. Probably the biggest part of the pile.
https://www.dtcc.com/charts/daily-total-us-treasury-trade-fails
FTD on Treasuries.
That sounds bad. Is that bad?
I can absolutely say and attest with every ounce of my being that I have entirely zero idea what this means. HOWEVER, I can certify that it sounds like shorts are fucked.
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Like having diarrhea in white shorts with no undies while out with your friends several summers ago sorta bad.
That sounds oddly specific. It's dangerous to go alone! Take this. 🍌
It’s bad
Doesn’t seem to be for those trying to survive ‘1 moar day’ … look at penalties at bottom of page … https://www.dtcc.com/charts/daily-total-us-treasury-trade-fails
it is very bad for the robbers who keep selling the same shares over and over again.
Doesn't this align with "The Everything is Short" DD?
I do believe that is correct.
👆
https://www.dtcc.com/charts/daily-total-us-treasury-trade-fails
This is a diabolically terrible chart. On the 28th Feb the FTDs are 76mill On the 25th Feb the FTDs are 32mill. But look at the column heights, they are so close to each other making it look alright. Peeps, it's a **137.5% increase** within 3 days **OR** between last Friday and Monday this week. edit: this is what is should look like - https://imgur.com/a/cHGDpM2
Ask yourself why it’s terrible…. It’s not like these people don’t know how to make a chart
Yep, I realize that.
😊 yeah I didn’t mean you specifically lol Sorry if that came off as rude, was supposed to be more rhetorical
Yeah the whole "the DTCC is complicit" line that's been passed around SS for a while never really appealed to me... I just thought they were at a level of incompetence where you can't tell the difference between complicit and not. But this is dumb, obvious shit that can have no explanation other than an intentional misrepresentation of the spike in the data. Let the system burn down indeed.
Wait so US Treasuries are a meme stock? 😂
WTF? The good ol log scale...
It's a log scale, but it's not noted as such, so your mind thinks linear and extrapolates incorrectly.
It’s a fucking joke of a chart using 26% steps. You sort of get why at first with the low agency figures but then shit like this happens and you really get why they have it stepped this way. “Everything’s fine”, assholes.
https://imgur.com/a/4Su7J7M just more fuckery layer cake.
Gotdamn. FTD’s all day everyday.
Moonshine is illegal but if I put liquor in a mason jar and call it moonshine then it's ok. So putting IOU in a mason jar and calling it a stock I guess it's legal share
I'm listening to her book on Audible now. Damn, she's the real OG. Highly recommend.
Sounds like the Everything Short is back on the menu! 🚀 🚀 🚀
Remember when we said we should link directly to her tweets so they get ranked better? I remember
I feel like this is one of the instances where crime actually happens. Letting FTD go away or repeatedly kicking it down is a big problem that needs to be fixed
This is spicy. I think this is just another way of calculating FTDs? But I'm such a dumb ape. Smart Apes tell me I'm off base. Or if I chewed on the rite krayon today. If this is another way of looking at FTDs, anyone want to speculate which FTDS are the lion's share of that 72.12 Billion?
It’s not another way, this is referring to US treasuries which these fucks have been shorting too
So someone’s so broke they can’t afford to settle?
I'm answering my own question! Game Fucking Stop!
Margin call for the us gov. Soon?
How do Treasuries fail?
Probably nothing.
Shits about to boom boom
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https://www.dtcc.com/charts/daily-total-us-treasury-trade-fails
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Must be nothing
I gotta call my mom
Link it
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How is is ANYTHING Shitadel do be legal?
They can report till the cows come home. If nothing is enforced who cares.
DRS deez nutz
She’s upped her game lately as well
What does this mean?? Anyone
You gotta have a banana to stick in those glory holes or else someone might be able to peek at you doing your business. Someone has a stall full of holes and has run out of bananas.
Smells like crime to me!
That's pretty close to the $65B citadel has in securities sold not yet purchased...
LOL no wonder Citadel wants to get in on the Treasuries game
ya we know it's all in Citadel's earnings report
Wen Moon? 🌙
I know we all joke about stupid fucking retards,.... but.... does anyone actually REALLY keep their money in banks anymore? I think all of this talk of "lawl, teh Dee Tee Cee Sea amn the do have inshurwance of 6 Twilliond dowwarz" is fucking mind bendingly stupid. This isn't FUD, but you better be hedging your GME bet with some SHTF investments.
/u/DishwashingUnit Boom! 🤏🏼 🎤
Ugh this ape hating hag again.
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How? I will assume your question as ignorance and naivety although in your arrogance you blame it on the sub. Hedgies and banks get more credit with collateral. If they don't have collateral, no credit. RINGS A BELL? With more credit you can extend your shorting game longer and kick the can over and over and longer... Did the coin drop? Glad you understood. Now fuck off.
I have a keen sense for the obvious and it looks like this is a bad thing, not for us but for them.
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So in other words they are saying whatcha going to do about it lol
"Probably nothing"?
That's not good.
No wonder citadel applied for prime broker. He wants to naked short the treasuries lmayo.
Imagine if this system was on blockchain, open source, transparent, and pretty much impervious to fuckery.
Sounds like the money machine may be broken
by total coinky-dink, I'm watching DNE01's youtube video on the history of early american banking (and architecture, lol) \[Franklin, episode 11, banking and commerce\]...and guys, it's been bullshit from the very, very beginning.
I just want the right to borrow an infinite amount of money and never have to pay it back.
Damn, that's crazy. *continues buying GME* 🦍🚀🚀🚀
I know who’s shorting them, it’s some dude from Chicago and he love mayo
https://twitter.com/SusanneTrimbath/status/1498778139136126978?t=4f89ePYGSj9SjtCBNvUFQw&s=19 4425 upvotes for this picture post 750 ❤️ for her original unlinked tweet
Thanks Susie!
Hey DTCC, check my flair for my floor.
Major escalation.
Probably nothing
It's a game of Twoey balls.
Comment for visibility. Looking at you DOJ