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Zoom out. Everything is going to zero. This will be worse than the Great Depression.

>>56938092
Hedge fund called Archegos created a Short-short equity swap basket containing GME with multiple industry counterparties before 2021. Overleveraged to the tits. GME price spiked and they went bankrupt on maintenance fees alone. Investigations were made, Bill Hwang is now serving life in prison.
Credit Suisse adopts Archegos assets and Liabilities. A year later, Credit Suisse is bankrupt. UBS adopts Credit Suisse's assets and liabilities, immediately cries misrep of liabilities and asks the U.S. and Swiss governments if they can cancel the deal. UBS are declined and are stuck with the bags. More investigations occur and Interpol get involved.
Swaps maturing on the 15th were created the same day as the aquisition of Credit Suisse.
UBS is now about to go into seating this week/next week for a government bailout of its liabilities.

>>56761897
Mr. Pool did it.

https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202212/1281724.shtml
>By any standard, it is generally expected by the market that the Fed is unlikely to stop raising rates until the second half of next year.

>This also means that liquidity pressure will continue to rise in coming months.
>In this sense, the Blackstone run has actually sent an early signal of a potential liquidity crunch, raising red flags for financial market players.
>This is because against the backdrop of tight liquidity, it will be more often to see investor withdrawals cause runs on various financial institutions, which may even lead to a systemic crisis across financial markets.

>What has happened to Blackstone is a sign that the Federal Reserve's policies are already hitting global financial markets, and that any loophole could cause the entire levee to collapse. Blackstone sounded the alarm.
>And we must keep a close watch, while strengthening China's levees to prepare for the next financial storm triggered by the US, especially to prevent the Fed from exporting the crisis.

IF IT KEEPS ON RAINING THE LEVEES GONNA BREAK
IF IT KEEPS ON RAINING THE LEVEES GONNA BREAK
ITS GOT WHAT IT TAKES TO MAKE A MOUNTAIN MAN LEAVE HIS HOME
OH WELL OH WELL

https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202212/1281724.shtml
>By any standard, it is generally expected by the market that the Fed is unlikely to stop raising rates until the second half of next year.

>This also means that liquidity pressure will continue to rise in coming months.
>In this sense, the Blackstone run has actually sent an early signal of a potential liquidity crunch, raising red flags for financial market players.
>This is because against the backdrop of tight liquidity, it will be more often to see investor withdrawals cause runs on various financial institutions, which may even lead to a systemic crisis across financial markets.

>What has happened to Blackstone is a sign that the Federal Reserve's policies are already hitting global financial markets, and that any loophole could cause the entire levee to collapse. Blackstone sounded the alarm.
>And we must keep a close watch, while strengthening China's levees to prepare for the next financial storm triggered by the US, especially to prevent the Fed from exporting the crisis.

IF IT KEEPS ON RAINING THE LEVEES GONNA BREAK
IF IT KEEPS ON RAINING THE LEVEES GONNA BREAK
ITS GOT WHAT IT TAKES TO MAKE A MOUNTAIN MAN LEAVE HIS HOME
OH WELL OH WELL

https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202212/1281724.shtml
>By any standard, it is generally expected by the market that the Fed is unlikely to stop raising rates until the second half of next year.

>This also means that liquidity pressure will continue to rise in coming months.
>In this sense, the Blackstone run has actually sent an early signal of a potential liquidity crunch, raising red flags for financial market players.
>This is because against the backdrop of tight liquidity, it will be more often to see investor withdrawals cause runs on various financial institutions, which may even lead to a systemic crisis across financial markets.

>What has happened to Blackstone is a sign that the Federal Reserve's policies are already hitting global financial markets, and that any loophole could cause the entire levee to collapse. Blackstone sounded the alarm.
>And we must keep a close watch, while strengthening China's levees to prepare for the next financial storm triggered by the US, especially to prevent the Fed from exporting the crisis.

IF IT KEEPS ON RAINING THE LEVEES GONNA BREAK
IF IT KEEPS ON RAINING THE LEVEES GONNA BREAK
ITS GOT WHAT IT TAKES TO MAKE A MOUNTAIN MAN LEAVE HIS HOME
OH WELL OH WELL

https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202212/1281724.shtml
>By any standard, it is generally expected by the market that the Fed is unlikely to stop raising rates until the second half of next year.

>This also means that liquidity pressure will continue to rise in coming months.
>In this sense, the Blackstone run has actually sent an early signal of a potential liquidity crunch, raising red flags for financial market players.
>This is because against the backdrop of tight liquidity, it will be more often to see investor withdrawals cause runs on various financial institutions, which may even lead to a systemic crisis across financial markets.

>What has happened to Blackstone is a sign that the Federal Reserve's policies are already hitting global financial markets, and that any loophole could cause the entire levee to collapse. Blackstone sounded the alarm.
>And we must keep a close watch, while strengthening China's levees to prepare for the next financial storm triggered by the US, especially to prevent the Fed from exporting the crisis.

IF IT KEEPS ON RAINING THE LEVEES GONNA BREAK
IF IT KEEPS ON RAINING THE LEVEES GONNA BREAK
ITS GOT WHAT IT TAKES TO MAKE A MOUNTAIN MAN LEAVE HIS HOME
OH WELL OH WELL

> On March 30th 1982 the Federal Reserve gradually raised rates three points over four months to 15%
>gradually
bobos its our time