So, now do you understand what I was telling you about the banking system?

USA follows Germany's hyperinflation path in the 1923ies... :-)
Happening on the 100th anniversary... :-)
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EmilEnchev said:
The US is headed for hyperinflation... I really did not believe that they are so stupid and would start printing money to save their robbed banks. This is living suicide.

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Are you stupid? On your list you had signature bank in green, which was one of the banks that failed last week. Please gtfo with this nonsense.

it’s fair to provide unique insight and analysis but saying you were right when in fact you were wrong is just idiotic.
 
Events like this is how the top 5% hedge funds generate their large out sized returns. This bank default is a total non-event yet the entire market is speaking of a fed pivot. Total nonsense. Smart hedge funds entered long US yields this morning and are already profiting handsomely.

longandshort said:
Are you stupid? On your list you had signature bank in green, which was one of the banks that failed last week. Please gtfo with this nonsense.

it’s fair to provide unique insight and analysis but saying you were right when in fact you were wrong is just idiotic.
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maxinger said:
Traders don't care about hyper or hypo or hippo
or printing money or burning money.


We just look for trading opportunities.
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Exactlyyyyyyy maxinger

We do not care one bit about bank failure. We care about hitting licks everyday

Everyday is a good day for a trader, up or down
 
Do you remember what I tell you about Elon Musk, and how someone try to sell him $44B debt, via twitter? This is how money is withdrawn from one bank to another.

It has been a long time since these data were calculated. Heavily stuck banks like JPMorgan began to drag down smaller and stable banks to stabilize their own position.

But like I said, nothing good is waiting for US, after that dumb move they made. Within a few days, bankruptcy after bankruptcy will begin. They will either stop supporting these banks or send the US into hyperinflation.

I think they are smart enough to let them die in peace and what they have done now is just a little delay to prepare better and some people withdraw their money while others are tricked into keeping it in the banks. But I really don't know what they think anymore.
 
EmilEnchev said:
Do you remember what I tell you about Elon Musk, and how someone try to sell him $44B debt, via twitter? This is how money is withdrawn from one bank to another.

It has been a long time since these data were calculated. Heavily stuck banks like JPMorgan began to drag down smaller and stable banks to stabilize their own position.

But like I said, nothing good is waiting for US, after that dumb move they made. Within a few days, bankruptcy after bankruptcy will begin. They will either stop supporting these banks or send the US into hyperinflation.

I think they are smart enough to let them die in peace and what they have done now is just a little delay to prepare better and some people withdraw their money while others are tricked into keeping it in the banks. But I really don't know what they think anymore.
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First of all the US government is not bailing any failing banks out nor is it in the least printing money to do so. It's only guaranteeing the depositors' money up to a certain amount according to a program that the failed bank is a part of.

You obviously have no idea about the US banking system. LOL Nothing good is waiting for the world.
 
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