Prepare for financial armageddon

[Anonymous No.54197831]

“Ah you think financial ruin is your ally? You merely adopted destruction. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't see a positive account balance until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but digits!”
>Millennial seeing the 3rd once in a lifetime financial meltdown...

[Anonymous No.54197910]

>>54197831
The board is being scrubbed

[Anonymous No.54198026]

>>54197831
>retarded run on regional banks
>there is discount window borrowings to cover outflows
>this is the same as 2008 when banks had credit losses
lol lmao even

[Anonymous No.54198050]

>>54198026
>credit losses
yes pretty much, but way worse - this time its global...

[Anonymous No.54198100]

>>54198050
literally just a couple banks getting retarded runs on them by retards while the money center banks get even more powerful
stop begging for chaos dumbass doomer

[Anonymous No.54198154]

>>54198026
>retarded run on regional banks
>I have decided that applying emotional sentiment to this situation changes the fact that capital flight out of depository institutions is collapsing American banks in real time
That bubble looks very comfy, where can I get one?

[Anonymous No.54198172]

>>54198100
post hands or badge or both

[Anonymous No.54198246]

>>54198100
>a couple banks getting retarded runs on them by retards
that's because everyone else is oblivious. everyone should run, you stinky kike
200-300 banks to fail by monday, get gassed and stop posting

[Anonymous No.54198247]

its time to jump or shoot your way out ill positioned fucks

[Anonymous No.54198709]

>>54197831
why isnt this stickied? I told some guys at work about this and they had not heard a damn thing about it.

[Anonymous No.54198726]

>>54197831
Feels good being in the top 1% of silver holders in the world (with only 250 ounces!)

[Anonymous No.54199214]

>>54197831
>Hey man, lemme borrow one of your discount windows real quick, some kid threw a rock though mine

[Anonymous No.54199244]

>Federal Reserve lending to depository institutions (the "discount window") plays an important role in supporting the liquidity and stability of the banking system and the effective implementation of monetary policy. By providing ready access to funding, the discount window helps depository institutions manage their liquidity risks efficiently and avoid actions that have negative consequences for their customers, such as withdrawing credit during times of market stress. Thus, the discount window supports the smooth flow of credit to households and businesses. Providing liquidity in this way is one of the original purposes of the Federal Reserve System and other central banks around the world.
https://www.federalreserve.gov/regreform/discount-window.htm

[Anonymous No.54199268]

>>54197831
A DISCOUNT WINDOW JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE

[Anonymous No.54199271]

>>54199244

[Anonymous No.54199641]

>>54198154
>out of depository institutions
...into other us depository institutions
retard

[Anonymous No.54199693]

Why the fuck is reverse repo facility still at 2 trillion.

A bank got ran on with zero repo on its balance sheets, the curve is majorly inverted, and now the discount window is spiking, yet the banks are still holding cash. Everything is fine and peachy apparently if you’re a GSIB and the US banks can go fuck themselves

[Anonymous No.54199863]

>>54199693
Because they are scrambling for safe collateral and are unwilling to lend to each other and reverse repo provides it with a higher return than long dated bonds. Also people pouring out of banks into moneymarket funds.

[Anonymous No.54199964]

>>54199693
bitcoin and gold are going up as well
there is still way too much money in the system

[Anonymous No.54200089]

>>54199863
>they’re scrambling for safe collateral
Where’s the evidence? Where’s the blowout on unsecured funding spreads? Where’s the blowout on corporates?

>reverse repo provides it in higher return than long term
That’s for a reason though, if they stopped RRP it would be cratering short term yields.

[Anonymous No.54200120]

>>54199863
Also, SVB had nothing but safe collateral. They could have easily repo’d it out and not reported MTM losses on those bonds