For anyone that's tried or experimented, what's your experience? And what are the major benefits and risks?
https://makerburn.com/#/charts/mkr-and-burn. makers pe ratio is about as high as its ever been despite its bleeding vs eth. Its current profit is equivalent to a 6.4% dividend it typically doesn't stay at this low of a pe ratio very long. Either maker will go on a bullrun soon or the revenue will have to drop(they might cut interest rates to increase dai supply again but other then that makers revenue just tends to be up only).
It will be interesting to see in the long run how much of a dividend is enough to entice people to buy mkr over eth. My opinion is mkr is going to trade at a dividend slightly higher than eths real yield to make up for extra regulatory risk vs eth. So staking yield minus supply inflation (or yield plus deflation post merge). right now this looks like a dividend of about 5.2%-1.8%= 3.4% plus some extra risk yield so maybe 2-3% and this is coincidentally enough roughly the current dividend. Immediately Post merge it will look more like 15+% dividend to be fairly valued I think vs eth. Luckily for mkr the post merge real yield will drop rapidly due to staking apr going down as tons of eth gets staked and the issuance will increase up to 32 million eth staked making the real yield on eth plummet.
This presents an interesting situation for maker to make a surprising bull run if they can begin to accelerate their dai supply increase at the time of the merge. As the merge happens there will be unprecedented demand for stablecoins to go long eth and other crypto assets. At the same time eth will likely go on a bullrun vs nearly every asset. This means that makers usd revenue and dividend will likely surge while it bleeds vs eth over a period of months. simultaneously eths real yield continues to go down and down while makers dividend premium will look extremely attractive and the pendulum will likely swing to the other end with mkr going on a bullrun vs eth.
Tldr. Mkr is very undervalued right now vs usd and roughly fairly valued vs eth currently. If revenue trends continue it will likely be heavily undervalued vs eth after the dust settles months post merge.
I’ve been pouring over many financial sheets and researching analyst track record. I’m applying the Warren Buffett guide if you only had 20 punches on a card for the rest of your life. So being extra conservative. Maybe this would’ve been the 25-30th punch, don’t know. This baby came up on my radar multiple times. Wondering what the group thoughts are. Thank you.
Currently hold CVX, DIS, HD, KO, MMM, PEP, REYN, T/VZ (Biggest Holdings)
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Hi, I've recently built the Frequency Central Microbus PSU, and in their website they state:
Powered by a 12V/1000mA AC wallwart and provides ~500mA at +/-12V, ~100mA at 5V (optional).
https://frequencycentral.co.uk/product/microbus/
I am noticing that I cannot get all the current on all rails at the same time (Is that what is meant by optiinal?)
Thinking about it... 12V AC should be 12V / sqrt(2) DC = 8.49....VDC.
So how can a PSU of 12V * 1000mA = 12 Watt power 12V500mA+12V500mA+5V*100mA = 12.5 Watt ?
Especially considering there should also be conversion loss.
Is my thinking wrong, and my soldering bad? Or can I get a stronger PSU like 12VAC and 1.5 - 2 Ampere to power the board if I want full yield? And even more Amperr if it is 3A, f.i.? I guess this depends on the component's specs, especially the regulators?
Hello.
I would like to enquire if an increase in solar yield should be expected if the charging current is increased.
I have a 4.6Kw array connected to a 10Kwh LiFePO4 battery. The charging current was set to 50A as per battery specs. MPPT is rated for a max of 120A.
Due to the current weather conditions, solar yield maxes out at about 1.7Kw (vs 2.7kw previously) with an actual charging current of about 30A (vs 50A previously).
I was thinking of setting the max charging current to 80A for this season (with an expected actual charging current of 50A).
Should I expect an increase in solar yield?
What is your experience?
Thanks in advance.
Ideally not super risky yet decent enough yields
Relatively new to this and I'm trying to drill down and make a shorter list. It would be great to hear what the current thinking is, thanks. This is a great reddit.
If I am wrong please tell me that I am. Many users on this sub have suggested that cryptyde will have to be valued at about 4$ due to the nasdaq listing requirements. If this is true based on current share price of 4.80$ (ish).... 4.80 x 10 shares = 480$ investment in BBI to recieve 1 share of cryptyde (assumed value of 4$) 4÷480 = 8.3% . Not a bad yield IF your cost average is 4.80 or less. For me its 6.25. The current share price should attract at least some buying activity.
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I understand that yield to maturity is the percentage of profit that a bond will make for a person. I also understand that the current yield is equal to the annual coupon divided by the bond price, but what does that measure. I am confused as to what that is measuring and what does it mean. Could some explain this to me?
After following news of the drought, heatwaves, and now grasshopper swarms devouring grazing lands used for cattle, it's becoming increasingly clear that sooner or later we're going to feel this at the dinner table. Mainstream media outlets are reporting on the matter, though it isn't a story they're pushing hard and have so far framed the matter in economic terms for farmers and agrobusiness. Some farmers and scientist interviewed in these pieces have alluded to food scarcity, but stopped just short of outright saying it.
I feel like the writing is on the wall with this one and mainstream media is holding off on covering the issue in such a way to avoid panic and keep up the charade. That said, I'm not a farmer nor do I understand the industry. At what time would these current crops be expected to arrive in stores and does the US have reserves of any (such as grain) that can be used to soften the blow if yields are low?
I'm at the point that I'm taking a moment to reflect and be grateful before every meal, because more and more its seeming like I won't be so fortunate much longer.
EDIT: An additional thought: A lot of people felt the impacts of COVID at the grocery store. If such shortages happen again, and continue to more often, people will realize the pattern and begin to see the current systems we rely on as unreliable. What happens after that I don't know.
It seems ridiculous to me that anyone would pay for the privilege to have their money locked up and unusable for 10 years. Is there ever a good economic reason to buy bonds like this? Especially when 10yr bonds on similarly strong economies like the US are 1.262%.
When I first bought NUSI I noticed that the then current yield after expenses was over 7%. I am looking at selling some of my individual stocks and getting more NUSI. Now the current yield on NUSI less expenses is under 7%. Why is this?
Certainly the NAV of NUSI has gone up since I bought it. For a normal stock that would indeed reduce the current yield. However, NUSI is selling covered calls. Don't the premiums from the calls also go up as the value of the underlying stocks move up? Is the reduction in current yield simply due to variations in the premiums from the randomness of market volatility and thus a normal part of the covered call strategy? Or is this reduction in current yield a trend that will continue as the NAV of NUSI slowly increases?
