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SV Bank collapse has nothing to do with banking deregulation. I got caught up in the 2006-08 banking/mortgage collapse and ended up having way too much time on my hands to study banking collapses. Every single time it's the exact same thing - loose banking regulations. Except this time, this time it's because SVB was "too woke." o_O
It's interesting how people trying to protect their money can cause this. Massive runs of customers moving their money from uninsured to insured banks, contributing to the collapse.
A self-fulfilling prophecy.
Every time.
 
It's interesting how people trying to protect their money can cause this. Massive runs of customers moving their money from uninsured to insured banks, contributing to the collapse.
A self-fulfilling prophecy.
Every time.

I like how "they" found a way to blame Biden. Had SVB been more closely monitored, they would have been forced to liquidate their bonds earlier and could have avoided this. What gets me is any armchair economist could have seen FF rate of ~5% in the future, especially after the lavish covid spending and near (or perhaps real is a better word) double digit inflation. Definitely some poor money management going on there.
 
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I like how "they" found a way to blame Biden. Had SVB been more closely monitored, they would have been forced to liquidate their bonds earlier and could have avoided this. What gets me is any armchair economist could have seen FF rate of ~5% in the future, especially after the lavish covid spending and near (or perhaps real is a better word) double digit inflation. Definitely some poor money management going on there.
One of the scary things about big business is failure. When a major player goes down, the ripple can be absolutely brutal. Imagine if a biggie like WalMart went T.U., imagine the impact on the economy.

There's a REASON the fireworks factories in China were kept as multiple small buildings spread across a large area, instead of being one massive factory...
 
One of the scary things about big business is failure. When a major player goes down, the ripple can be absolutely brutal. Imagine if a biggie like WalMart went T.U., imagine the impact on the economy.

There's a REASON the fireworks factories in China were kept as multiple small buildings spread across a large area, instead of being one massive factory...

Luckily SVB and Signature are small players, but you see how it hit stocks in the rest of the sector. Reminds me of when Enron got busted and all the energy sector stocks I was holding got hammered over something they had nothing to do with.
 
Haha wut

‘Pentagon issues official warning over 'alien mothership UFO sending probes to Earth'’

They wrote: “An artificial interstellar object could potentially be a parent craft that releases many small probes during its close passage to Earth, an operational construct not too dissimilar from NASA missions.”
"Could potentially be".
Wow. What a serious, dire "warning".
 
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