Financial topics

Investments, gold, currencies, surviving after a financial meltdown
aeden
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https://beincrypto.com/elizabeth-warren ... h-ftx-sbf/
baby bath water

SVB is a holding company containing a broker-dealer and a bank. Only the banking component appears to have failed.
The stakeholders sold. One day you may figure that one out.

woke top to bottom went belly up now cries we are victims 1-800-cry-baby

... and, of course, the blame game begins.

just because we read the dusty old book we never seen this coming now did we

Keynes and Hayek discussed it as basket currency or to say competing private exchange. Hayek included it in His 1974 thesis. DOD white papers in the 1990's and the ALICE algo papers included to the Toronto to Frankfurt North Branch Taproot papers noted here from MIT and the investment VC risk you were to chicken shit to do.
100 percent transparent for AGI so we could long or short it under SEC regs in plain sight.

Warrern and BTC cry baby's complain as we warned you risk is not probability. You screwed that up all by yourself.

boat did not float went broke as woke without a moat
leave the taxpayer alone genuises

Next year tbill to cash or inputs for actual society's needs if we decide not to roll them will and may consider you are that and this educated stupid.
Stop screwing us. Since you imported 1000's to replace us with sticky wages in the seventy's we know swamp real time and intent.
Since Truman you went bat shit bonkers over the wire.

kre amish fund 52 fiatso /tar shareholder

https://youtu.be/pan1pbs_ouM we know you are past stupid


And Elijah came unto all the people, and said, How long halt ye between two opinions? if the LORD be God, follow him: but if Baal,
then follow him. And the people answered him not a word.

thread: lightswitch, BpndGZ71yww

Lord these people are to stupid to survive without you.

Catching mice without prejudice.
1. Confuse, conflate.
2. Utility with no consensus.
3. Irrespective of immutable social, economic, political norms.

Social norms offer considerable scope for skill, choice,
interpretation and manipulation. For that reason, rational actors often deploy norms
to achieve their ends. Yet there are limits to the flexibility of norms, otherwise there
would be nothing to manipulate.
https://pubs.aeaweb.org/doi/pdfplus/10.1257/jep.3.4.99
Social psychologists have studied norms of distribution to see whether there is any
correlation between who subscribes to a norm and who benefits from it.

Hayek was correct on in this as the Fatal Deciet indicated and the Polish psychiatrist Andrzej Łobaczewski.

https://twitter.com/GRDecter they are just shitting all over taxpayers

aeden
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This bailout is about two things: (1) scaring more money into the US Treasury bond market and (2) bailing out a corupt Circle which had a stablecoin of money in SVB. Your politicians around the world are getting paid off in crypto. If the ecosystem of the stablecoins collapse, their bribe money disappears. That’s their panic.

Biden Admin 'Radicals' Blocked SVB Sale, Nationalized It, Then Blamed Trump For Collapse
Kevin Hassett, former Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under Trump, told Fox Business that "there were buyers who were willing to step in & buy [SVB, but] the radicals at the @FDICgov basically weren’t going to allow that to happen ... the Biden Admin had a whitelist of companies that were allowed to buy the failed bank & companies that weren’t."

"If this is true," said Grabien founder Tom Elliott, "then this is another Biden scandal."

When interest rates start to rise back they get fire-sale assets. You are adulterated both ways.
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aeden
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Biden's blame game aside, crypto VC Nic Carter has some very interesting thoughts on what went down in regards to the shuttering of Signature Bank, calling it a "Colossal scandal."

Dear God. Barney Frank openly admits that Signature was arbitrarily shuttered despite no insolvency because regulators wanted to kill off the last major pro-crypto bank. Colossal scandal https://t.co/Sa25w6Au7b pic.twitter.com/gLuiybHepS

— nic carter 🌠 (@nic__carter) March 13, 2023
Continued;

Heard this independently from other sources as well. I suspected as much last night but confirmed today. Signature was executed last night not due to any runs but as a political scalp, intended to be veiled by the fog of war.

Apparently even FDIC was surprised when it was dropped into their hands. The claimed justification was Signatures Signet product, which was perceived to be "systemic"
My conclusion is that politicians like Liz Warren together with regulatory bodies fragilized crypto banks and encouraged runs against them, then used withdrawals as a pretext to close them down

What was meant to be a surgical operation became a massive banking crisis.
Lastly, if you don't think Barney Frank has a reliable read of the situation - the 'Frank' in Dodd Frank, former chair of the House Financial Services Committee, I can't help you

— nic carter 🌠 (@nic__carter) March 13, 2023

Looted by insiders insider stakeholders then scooted.

“I think part of what happened was that regulators wanted to send a very strong anti-crypto message,” Frank said.
“We became the poster boy because there was no insolvency based on the fundamentals.”

“This is a circus not a bank...” woke shitshow covers it
https://summit.news/2023/03/14/try-not- ... shut-down/
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aeden
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Yes, The Latest Bank Bailout Is Really A Bailout, And You Are Paying For It

Biden can fire the lot of them and grow a set.

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/yes-l ... -paying-it

At least, they stood to lose a lot of money before Sunday evening, when the Federal Reserve announced its new “Bank Term Funding Program” (BTFP), which promises to flood the banking system with new money and shore up the personal finances of wealthy depositors.
The official propaganda coming out of the administration, and from the usual Fed fanboys, is that none of this is a bailout. That’s a lie.
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Re: Financial topics

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Tuesday, March 14, 2023
Cool Breeze wrote:
Tue Mar 14, 2023 10:22 am

Even though I won't get a thank you,
you're welcome. If nothing else, I
fight through censoring here to
deliver the truth. Again, I'm hated
for it. I know that it comes with
the territory, so I'm happy to
suffer foolishness for a single
person to get the truth about
things. Meanwhile, Bish is disliked,
but not censored, voicing the
propaganda of the true enemies of
the world and its people. Think
about that for at least 10 minutes
before you respond, please.
You're intelligent enoough to figure out
for yourself how totally ridiculous the
above is.

If I can get up the energy, I'll post
more in your thread later.

For everyone else, on a separate
subject: It looks like Credit Suisse
(CS) might be the next shoe to drop.

For Navigator: Glad that your wife is
feeling better. We miss you.

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Re: Financial topics

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Wednesday, March 15, 2023

Nouriel Roubini says that SVB had $120
billion in assets, while Credit Suisse
has $700 billion in assets, so the
collapse of Credit Suisse is many times
more consequential than the SVB
collapse.

aeden
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priced in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg8-1hkbU80
channel
input zones charted on sweeps for gap rules

Cool Breeze
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Re: Financial topics

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John wrote:
Wed Mar 15, 2023 8:01 am
Wednesday, March 15, 2023

Nouriel Roubini says that SVB had $120
billion in assets, while Credit Suisse
has $700 billion in assets, so the
collapse of Credit Suisse is many times
more consequential than the SVB
collapse.
Yup, we are going to keep peeling away layers of the onion. I don't see us maintaining a market that isn't down at least 10% (more) by April, even.

aeden
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March sweeps first.
Then the obvious attack routes as Gary Gensler, Biden's current Head of the SEC, in 2015 and 2016 was running Hillary's campaign finances at the same time millions moved from her campaign to entities with the sole purpose of making up a Russia collusion story that eventually led to spying on candidate and then President Trump. The steele campaign was total loss in terms of creditability for the agency issues. Criminality

The SPAC raised 428 million for the media platform and the deeper state wants it gone.
The recent bank committed suicide by burn loot murder trained marxist money blood trail.
"The power to regulate is the power to destroy."
McCulloch v. Maryland

The demsheviks grifter are running out of blood bags to feed on as the cannibals they truly are.
The fed board shit canned another fed board member unless your captivated.
Expensive lessons as the griftards lie cheat steal.

May God see the inside of the cup of what is just for the remnant.
Awaiting Democrats to stand up not down. Do not be deceived.

White House spokesman Tony Snow was asked about the government covertly collecting phone records. 2006

aeden
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The failure of SVB is driven almost exclusively by one thing – incompetence.

No the seething mental illness is to be called out. Marx.

The bourgeoisie will remember my carbuncles until their dying day, Marx told Engels in a letter from 1867.
The analysis we utilized is from the 1840 to 1884 intellectual pivot point from the Pari café liberals Sismondi mentioned also.

The way to crush the bourgeoisie is to grind them between the millstones of taxation and inflation. ~ Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov

You think these are accidents from the uniparty demsheviks policys and cost push is unreal. How novel.

The energy shortages recall the role of Stalin, organizing strikes in the Rothschild oil refineries before the collapse of Tsarist Russia. It’s an old narrative, recently repeated in Kazakhstan, in Germany’s energy shortage, and with the closing of U.S. pipelines.
It is time to stay focused on the globalists’ underlying agenda, which is forcing an economic collapse so they can introduce a new monetary and social system. This would complete what the Covid Lockdowns began, by devastating small and mid-sized businesses and transferring wealth from the middle class to the oligarchy. You damned halfwits are marching to your mud hut willingly.

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