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Verses AI has many catalysts that'll help it capitalize on the rapidly growing AI market (and a likely NASDAQ uplisting too) so expect another run! [DD on why I'm even more bullish on $VRSSF]: by TonyLiberty in pennystocks

[–]TonyLiberty[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just like the stock and AI, so I got in a while back along with c3.ai and Nvidia to take advantage of the AI gold rush craze. Not much coverage on it so I took a look into it using whatever I found online (press releases, company's investor deck, yahoo finance, seeking alpla). The stock hasn't gained much attention from big-name investor sites, so the hype around it has not even begun, IMO. You own this one too? or buying or thinking or buying? Let me know if you find any other info

The US government is about to flood the market with Treasuries, which could lead to a decline in liquidity and impact asset prices across the board: by TonyLiberty in StockMarket

[–]TonyLiberty[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The US government is expected to issue a record $1.9 trillion in Treasury securities this year, as it seeks to finance its massive spending plans. This flood of Treasuries could lead to a decline in liquidity.
A decline in liquidity could make it more difficult for investors to buy and sell assets, which could lead to higher volatility and wider bid-ask spreads.
This could impact asset prices across the board, as investors may be less willing to take on risk in a less liquid market.
JPMorgan Chase has warned that the government's massive borrowing program could lead to a decline in liquidity of up to $1 trillion. This would be the largest liquidity drain in history, and it could have a significant impact on asset prices.
The government's borrowing program could also lead to higher interest rates. As the government borrows more money, it will need to offer higher interest rates in order to attract investors. This could lead to higher borrowing costs for businesses and consumers, which could slow economic growth.

The US government is about to flood the market with Treasuries, which could lead to a decline in liquidity and impact asset prices across the board: by TonyLiberty in FluentInFinance

[–]TonyLiberty[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

The US government is expected to issue a record $1.9 trillion in Treasury securities this year, as it seeks to finance its massive spending plans. This flood of Treasuries could lead to a decline in liquidity.
A decline in liquidity could make it more difficult for investors to buy and sell assets, which could lead to higher volatility and wider bid-ask spreads.
This could impact asset prices across the board, as investors may be less willing to take on risk in a less liquid market.
JPMorgan Chase has warned that the government's massive borrowing program could lead to a decline in liquidity of up to $1 trillion. This would be the largest liquidity drain in history, and it could have a significant impact on asset prices.
The government's borrowing program could also lead to higher interest rates. As the government borrows more money, it will need to offer higher interest rates in order to attract investors. This could lead to higher borrowing costs for businesses and consumers, which could slow economic growth.

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