Recent content by Happy Hopping

no, I'm thinking of shorting it. I just have to pick one w/ high yield. My current choice is Western Alliance before today

high yield attracts stock buyer, not customers. An average JOhn Doe doesn't know about a bank's yield

thank you for the PDF. I don't run a bank, but I never heard of a co. laid off a lot of employee, cut spending, etc., so that bank can give you 8% yield. Why would anyone do that? Is that normal practice to begin with?

well, https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/2155374/want-more-than-7-dividend-yield-keep-an-eye-on-truist-tfc they fire employees to save $400M so that they can give you 8% yield , fishy or not fishy?

He list 5 regional bank w/ dividend yield at 7.9 to 8%, I only wrote down the top 2: Truist and KEycorp. But there are 3 more, and I didn't write it down fast enough then I do the search at CNBC.com and at google, all I got is old news. anyone?

I know, but CNBC doesn't have Squawk Box that you can click and watch. Once you miss it, that's it. So the streaming service, such as Peacock has to have the option of personal storage, for those who have to work during the day and can only watch it at night

but how do you storage / record Squawk Box? Do they have storage or is it extra? Youtube TV is free storage, but their fee is high

no, and I just got the email reply by CNBC Pro. They DO NOT have on demand for Squawk on the street. Guess what, they only have: https://www.cnbc.com/pro/full-business-day-episodes/ Mad money, and half time show as on demand so even if I pay for CNBC Pro, it's useless. I need a way to...

what is TD? w/ the strike, there is no new tv show to watch. So there is no reason to subscribe

Let me clarify, I only watch CNBC. I do somewhat watch a few TV shows monthly, but I can download them for free. So I want to cancel my entire TV subscription due to the actor strike, and just pay for CNBC Pro.

I know, but they only show a few segment free at CNBC youtube chnl. I want to watch the entire 2 hr. of squawk on the street and I don't mind paying for $200 / yr

https://www.cnbc.com/application/pro?__source=pro|in-video|learn-more&tpcc=pro|in-video|learn-more&_ptid=%7Bkpdx%7DAAAAva7EZfjxgAoKbzE5V29uT3JIURIQbGx4d25pdW9ybmE2ZzNidBoMRVhFMDZITThKVEZEIiUxODA1OWQwMGEwLTAwMDAzMmk3M2VrbHVmczhhZ29rZmdyNmdrKhdzaG93T2ZmZXJWQTdHM0w0UFRQVTM4NjABOgxPVDYxMDg0WUg3WEtCDU...

So I also have a related question: say someone buys the 2 year treasury at 4.83%, how often does he get pay? is it at the end of the 2 year? Or does he get pay per quarter? If so, is it interest only? and when does he get the full principal back?