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I've noticed this "XYZ just printed rate%". WTAF does "printed" mean in this usage? Do they mean "published" or "latest" or what?
by rswail 6mo ago
I've noticed this "XYZ just printed rate%". WTAF does "printed" mean in this usage?
Do they mean "published" or "latest" or what?
- halper 6mo agoIs it not just the same as when people suddenly started having "an ask"? It is some kind of in-group speak that it is important that you adopt just to show that you are with the times.
- tanseydavid 6mo agoI believe this wording originates from references to a Stock Ticker machine and the Ticker Tape which would "print" the "latest" values of stocks, interest rates etc.