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all of a sudden that funding kind of

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evaporates and then the cost of capital

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for banks to fund themselves changes

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dramatically and alters and then all the

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eyeballs come on okay who's the next

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victim you know who's the who's the next

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leading to have to bear and the serpent

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in the market the serpents at least in

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the market wants to find that next

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fixture well folks just as we thought

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the banking crisis might be over the

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banking crisis is continuing to evolve

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take a look at this screenshot of the

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pricing of credit default swaps of four

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Deutsche Bank on the right side you

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could see these skyrocketing of credit

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default swaps now we have been at this

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level before in September and October

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but why are we potentially revisiting

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those levels again well it's potentially

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because the banking crisis is actually

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just getting started is it possible that

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silvergates and Silicon Valley Bank as

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well as signature and those bank

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failures could all just be the tip of

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the iceberg and the answer to that is

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absolutely and unfortunately yeah yes

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now don't worry says Jerome Powell

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Jerome Powell tells us our banking

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system is sound and we have nothing to

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worry about and Janet Yellen says mostly

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the same although stopping short of

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suggesting that will fully guarantee

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deposits in fact Janet Yellen

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flip-flopped on Wednesday on Wednesday

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Jerome Powell suggested don't worry all

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deposits in the banking system are safe

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and when he was challenged on that

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suggesting hey wait a minute are you now

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saying that FDIC insurance is extended

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past 250k because you know that'd be

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good that'd be a way for you to prevent

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the banking crisis and the banking runs

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for continuing right and he said don't

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worry deposit outflows have stabilized

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and we have our tools but that's all

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we're willing to say that same day Janet

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Yellen said this year as I said last

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week the U.S banking system is sound

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Federal government's recent actions have

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demonstrated our Resolute commitment to

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take the necessary steps to ensure that

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deposit or savings remain safe that was

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different from what Jerome Powell said

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that led to a lot of nervousness like

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hey wait a minute trumpal just said

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everyone's safe you're saying you're

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taking steps to make sure everyone is

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safe that led to nervousness so the very

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next day when she then testified before

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the other chamber of Congress she

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revised what she said she said following

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as I have said we have used important

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tools to act quickly to prevent

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contagion and they are tools we could

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use again the strong actions we have

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taken to ensure Americans deposits are

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safe certainly we would be prepared to

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take such actions again if warranted in

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other words hey um we just want to align

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with what Jerome Powell said yes yes we

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still have tools on the tool belt to

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protect the banking system don't worry

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no we're not guaranteeing everything but

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trust us everything is fine well why

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then Are banks like JP Morgan down 10 in

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just the last two weeks why then our

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credit default swaps which are like an

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insurance premium to protect an investor

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against laws at a bank skyrocketing and

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why all of a sudden are we seeing this

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fear arising even amongst companies like

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UBS again that uh oh we might actually

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have more pain coming than we expect

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well it's probably because of the a1t

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Wipeout over at Credit Suisse that a1t

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Wipeout was actually a really big deal

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and it started to lead to margin calls

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around the world and a lot of panic that

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wait a minute nobody really knows the

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scope of what's going on and that is

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creating nervousness take a look at this

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article here here's an article from the

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financial times talking about how the

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a1t bonds were wiped out now what's

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really important to know before you go

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into this is that bonds and then and

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somebody holds a bond is really just

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somebody who holds an IOU right if you

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lent me a thousand dollars and I gave

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you a piece of paperback that said I owe

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you a thousand dollars back it's just

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like you're holding a bond now let's

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assume you're holding that Bond and

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you're like okay well if Kevin defaults

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I get access to all his stock Holdings

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first and that's generally what a bond

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is known as but now you have swiss

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Regulators who came in and said you know

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what

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we want somebody to buy this bank and we

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want somebody to get those assets that

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Kevin has maybe for pennies on the

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dollar but we want somebody to buy those

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assets let's just screw the bond holders

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holding that note and wipe them out

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before we wipe out the shareholders now

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that is really weird because yes those

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bondholders can get wiped out with a1ts

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but not usually before the equity

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holders but that was the most convenient

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way to facilitate a deal

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at Swiss banks and so that's exactly

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what happened

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the a1t bondholders got completely wiped

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out written down to zero while

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shareholders received 3.25 billion

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dollars so in other words 17 billion

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dollars of Bonds were wiped out while

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shareholders actually received 3.25

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billion dollars which is at least

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something on the value of the company

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look at this selling pressures amongst

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a1t clients especially wealthy clients

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are starting to receive margin calls why

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would they receive margin calls because

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these were deemed to be super safe and

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they had almost a 10 coupon think about

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this a 10 coupon is like saying hey I

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lent you a thousand bucks will you pay

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me nearly 10 interest sure and don't

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worry you're safe before the

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shareholders and then what happens you

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get rug pulled you get wiped out before

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the shareholders get wiped out but you

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were expecting to get 10 interest and

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what's happening now you're kidding

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absolutely nothing and so these wealthy

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family offices throughout the world

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whether they're in China uh in different

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parts of Asia or in Europe who invested

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in these a1t bonds thinking they were

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safe

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are actually getting wiped out and now

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they're getting margin called and now

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they're panicking thinking oh my god

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well if this could happen at Credit

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Suisse then maybe this could happen in

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other Banks as well and maybe we should

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sell out of this and this is much

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riskier debt than we thought in fact the

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financial times is quoting people saying

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the following we haven't slept since

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Sunday said one singapore-based private

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Banker people are completely gobsmacked

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now what is a private Banker well

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private Banker is a banker that helps

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work with people who have generally more

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wealth than normal people who bank at

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the bank and you do usually have three

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levels you have uh for example if you go

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to chase you have anybody who walks into

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Chase who can open a bank account then

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you have the private bank which is

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usually where you have more than 250 000

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in assets or you have the JPMorgan

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wealth bank which is when you have more

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than 10 million dollars in assets

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these private Bankers are the people

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usually representing people with a lot

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of wealth and they are seeing their

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clients freaking out over these bonds

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getting wiped out and it's leading to

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fears that the same kind of stress can

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happen at other Banks and that is why we

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are now seeing credit default swaps at

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Deutsche Bank Skyrocket and what is that

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leading to it's leading to their stocks

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plummeting in fact in pre-market trading

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Deutsche Bank stock is down as much as

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13 and you're starting to see the same

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kind of pain in American markets down 13

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in in European markets right now on the

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uh the NASDAQ or sorry the New York

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Stock Exchange we're down 9.53 on

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Deutsche Bank uh in pre-market you've

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got a more limited response to U.S banks

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but they're down JP Morgan for example

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is down 2.24 so you're starting to see

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fear that

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Janet Yellen and uh Federal Reserve

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chairperson Jerome Powell might not be

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capable of handling this contagion

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because all of a sudden if Deutsche Bank

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starts having problems you're going to

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have a whole lot more problems why well

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because Deutsche Bank employs 82 500

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people across the world on top of that

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it has 1.5 trillion dollars in assets

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think about that for a moment Silicon

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Valley Bank had 211 billion dollars in

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assets 1.5 trillion is a multiple of

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seven that is you're now starting to see

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stress at a bank that is seven times the

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size of Silicon Valley Bank it is three

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times the size of Credit Suisse and

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Banks across the world are now suffering

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France's Society generally is down seven

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percent this morning Deutsche Bank is

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obviously a German Bank in case that

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wasn't clear UBS is also down as the

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justice department is now probing UBS

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Silicon Valley Bank is supposed to be

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sold this weekend with bids due tonight

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yes bids are due tonight for a Silicon

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Valley Bank gosh bids being due tonight

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Silicon Valley Bank Silicon Valley Bank

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bids are due tonight uh bids will be

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open until this evening and the bank is

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expected to be sold over the weekend now

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what's fascinating about that is they

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want this bank to be sold before the

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Market opens on Monday to prevent Panic

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of a disorderly sale keep in mind the

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kind of recession that we could be

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walking into could be a balance sheet

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recession which is exactly what you're

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seeing happening at these banks these

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banks are seeing their balance sheets

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deteriorate at the same time as Bank

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runs and fears are being caused at

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specific Banks leading to a

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consolidation of assets at larger Banks

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but not just at Banks people are also

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fleeing Banks and the reason people are

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fleeing Banks is because you can

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essentially get a yield at non-banks

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well and money market funds why bother

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getting a yield of bank if you can get

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yield at money market funds look at this

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folks Brett Whitton fantastic guy

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brilliant mind over at ARC invest I'll

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tell you Kathy would like or not she

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employs some fantastic researchers look

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at this chart right here money market

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funds seeing a skyrocketing Google

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search a result a sort of an explosion

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of Google search results over here why

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are you seeing this explosion of Google

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search results where you're seeing it

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because people are looking for a safer

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place to put their money and why are

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people doing that because why put your

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money in the banks if you could just put

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your money in treasuries or money market

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funds and basically get a yield that you

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couldn't otherwise be getting it's

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fantastic so searches are skyrocketing

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what is that doing it's leading to more

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of a run on a Banks that's incredible

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but it's also not good for the banks so

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what's next well Silicon Valley Bank is

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expected to be sold this weekend listen

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to what happened at Silicon Valley Bank

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and it shows you dare I say the near

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corruption that happens at these Banks

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you know how Joe Biden came out and said

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hey uh don't worry even though we bailed

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out depositors we punished the

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executives because they got fired really

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the executives got punished well guess

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what Silicon Valley Bank just told us

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about Executives getting punished do you

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want to hear it here it is executive

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paying at Silicon Valley Bank soared

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after the bank embarked on a strategy to

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boost profitability by buying riskier

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assets exposed to Rising interest rates

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according to the financial times

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analysis of security filings and people

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familiar with the matter the jump and

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pay for CEO Greg Becker and CFO Daniel

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back was the result of large multi-year

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bonus Awards pegged to the bank's return

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on Equity measure of profitability that

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Rose sharply between the risky Landing

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period of 2017 and 2021 filing show well

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isn't that a little bit of a surprise no

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it's not a surprise at all why is it not

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a surprise at all it's not a surprise at

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all because obviously when banks are

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encouraged to be riskier what happens

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they make more profit in the short term

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so the executives get paid more money uh

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that is not good because it encourages

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more risky debt that is not fantastic

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uh so what do you have well you have Joe

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Biden telling you don't worry

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everything's fine the banks are going to

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be safe because they're going to have

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good risk mitigation because otherwise

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they'll get fired really

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the CFO was also the guy who worked at

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Lehman Brothers in 2008 and then moved

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on to earn a 1.4 million dollar bonus in

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2021 alone making 3.8 million dollars a

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year

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at Silicon Valley Bank Becker the CEO

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made 10 million dollars in 2021.

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oops

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it's ridiculous we are also seeing bids

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for credit or uh Silicon Valley Bank

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from companies like the bank of London

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that is not to be confused with the bank

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of England which is the central bank it

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is to be uh considered the bank of Hope

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London which is a bank that's only

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existed for two to three years like who

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wants these toxic assets nobody in the

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meantime we're seeing margin calls in

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the a1ts market we're seeing bonuses

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getting Frozen by the Swiss government

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we're seeing Jenny Dylan and Jerome

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Powell freaking out and they can't even

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align with their own discussions and the

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way they're trying to assure American

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depositors and at the same time that's

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happening what's lining up the next bank

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the next bank failure is coming pack

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West Bank Corp is apparently now moving

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to shore itself up after customers

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pulled 20 of their deposits since the

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start of the Year

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1.4 billion dollars of financing has

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been established from Partners they have

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abandoned a capital raise thanks to a

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surge in customer withdrawals pacquest

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has now borrowed 3.7 billion dollars

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from the federal Home Loans Bank

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and they borrow 10.5 billion dollars

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from the discount window and they borrow

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2.1 billion dollars from the btfp the

16:22

bank term funding program from the

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Federal Reserve their emergency facility

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and folks they have seen an outflow of

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4.9 billion dollars just from Venture

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capitalists that is out of the total of

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6.8 billion dollars that have flown out

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of pack West Bank Corps in just the last

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couple of weeks here

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now this comes at the same time as First

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Republic received a 30 billion infusion

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from 11 strong banks with JP Morgan

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leading the effort but guess what it has

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not really helped quell the pain at all

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in fact if you look at first Republican

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Bank stock it is down six percent

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yesterday four percent in uh the last uh

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uh or pre-market here in the last five

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days it's down to 50.8 in last month

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it's down 89 in the last six months it's

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down 90 it is near record lows in

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pre-market today that might break record

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lows today it's pretty remarkable

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this is not good not only is it not good

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but the US government as much as they're

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telling us they're willing to swoop in

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to guarantee deposits because after all

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Quote their intervention was necessary

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to protect the broader U.S banking

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system we cannot have a guarantee that

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if you have deposits in excess of FDIC

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insurance that you will actually be

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protected so what should you do as

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somebody who's just trying to get

17:47

through this crisis well my opinion the

17:49

best thing that you should do is make

17:51

sure that if you have money in excess of

17:53

250k you have it spread out over

17:56

different banks use the FDIC insurance

17:58

calculator to make sure you're spread

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out appropriately especially if you

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operate a business use multiple

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different banks multiple different bank

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accounts now even if you do not have

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money in excess of 250 000 I think it is

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worth having money and maybe two to

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three different banks have your money

18:14

separated so that way if for some reason

18:17

your assets were temporarily caught up

18:19

in a you know a banking shutdown or

18:21

freeze for a few days even you'd still

18:24

have access to capital for a few days

18:26

it's not a bad idea to have multiple

18:28

different bank accounts so I'm a big fan

18:30

of that and I think you should consider

18:32

it as well so consider that these small

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and medium Bank contagion fears are real

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remember this

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now it's also worth noting that there's

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a lot of resistance to creating any kind

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of universal guarantee on deposits I

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think this is why Jerome Powell and

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Janet Yellen have this inconsistent

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messaging they don't want to send this

18:52

message that there is a universal

18:54

guarantee because as the house Freedom

18:55

caucus says quote any universal

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guarantee on Bank deposits whether

18:59

implicit or explicit enshrines A

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Dangerous precedent that simply

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encourages future irresponsible Behavior

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to be paid for by those not involved who

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followed the rules this is true remember

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folks people like to tell you that no

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the bailout of Silicon Valley Bank was

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by no means a taxpayer funded

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well that's only a half truth while it

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is true in spirit

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taxpayers are backstopping that bailout

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if there's any loss of money from that

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Silicon Valley Bank fund you're either

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going to pay for it through the

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treasuries appropriated fund with the

19:35

treasury backstop fund that actually

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backstops the btfp from the FED that is

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the treasury back stops it who's funding

19:41

that program you the taxpayer but not

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only that you might also see it in

19:46

higher fees that the other banks that

19:47

you bank at as the FDIC tries to recoup

19:50

some of their damage Peter Schiff

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tweeted on Monday the U.S banking system

19:54

is currently insolvent thanks to the fed

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and the FDIC thanks for much Sounder

19:59

under the gold standard and prior to the

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FDIC today we have 18 trillion in

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deposits quote unquote insured by 100

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billion in treasuries the value of all

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Bank deposits will soon be destroyed by

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inflation says Peter Schiff and he's not

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terribly wrong about a lack of actual

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insurance it's worth noting that the

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FDIC only has enough money to insure

20:21

insurer dollar for dollar about one

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point 95 of all deposit Reserves

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oopsie dupsies that's not great here we

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all are all wondering about how stable

20:32

coins are backed one to one yet the FDIC

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is backed just 1.95 cents to every

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dollar you have deposited yeah we do

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happen to have the FED with the money

20:44

printer which is nice and somewhat

20:46

useful but it's also

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um you know slightly concerning

20:51

so worth keeping an eye on what's going

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on in the banking in the banking system

20:56

because well ultimately it affects all

20:59

of us but not only does it affect us in

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terms of our banking it also affects the

21:03

market the reason there's a reason the

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market is rent today on these renewed

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fears of Deutsche Bank sparking concerns

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of potentially Global contagion at the

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time of this recording most indices are

21:15

down half to one percent we're also

21:17

seeing actually a flight to safety of

21:19

bonds that is the 10-year treasury yield

21:22

is down nine basis points to 3.31 now

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part of you might be thinking well this

21:29

is fantastic that means mortgage rates

21:31

are going to come down right

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not so fast mortgage spreads have

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widened so much that even though the

21:40

10-year treasury has fallen about 80

21:42

basis points mortgage rates are still

21:45

close to seven percent they're not

21:47

actually coming down because risk Premia

21:50

measured via spreads are actually Rising

21:53

oopsie dupsies now all of a sudden

21:56

you're not seeing mortgage rates come

21:58

down while people are fleeing to the

22:00

safety of bonds and bond yields are

22:02

coming down that's a bummer for Real

22:04

Estate but it's actually a good thing

22:06

for banks see as treasury yields come

22:09

down what happens the value of Bank Bond

22:13

portfolios actually goes up

22:16

that is actually a good thing because it

22:19

could potentially mitigate how much uh

22:22

of of these toxic assets banks have on

22:25

their balance sheets remember these

22:27

banking crises started just a few weeks

22:30

ago when the 10-year treasury yield ran

22:33

up to an almost all-time high during

22:35

this cycle the last few years cycle here

22:37

to about 4.1 percent we've dropped about

22:40

80 basis points 0.8 in just the last

22:43

week and a half here that is actually a

22:46

fantastic way of propping up the

22:47

valuation of the maturity or the health

22:50

maturity bonds and the available for

22:52

sale Securities that banks have on their

22:54

balance sheets

22:56

in English the more treasure yields fall

22:59

the more stable the banking system

23:01

ironically becomes however it's coming

23:04

at the same time as now we're worried

23:06

that Deutsche Bank could collapse a bank

23:09

that's seven times the size of Silicon

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Valley Bank and three times the size of

23:14

Credit Suisse

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however the more pain we see at Deutsche

23:18

Bank ironically the less pain the rest

23:20

of the banking system faces but is it

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all right there you have an update on

24:41

the Deutsche Bank crisis uh that was

24:45

that was a lot uh it's unfortunate that

24:47

now we are dealing with a continuation

24:49

of uh this banking crisis

24:52

it's also unfortunate battery levels of

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all right fantastic so uh next up

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there's so much to cover today thank you

25:16

so much Kevin's always on the go and

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we'll do the show wherever I see you on

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Twitch I see you people watching you

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twitch folks uh yes it's very

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