Holy Sh*t…Two SUBPRIME Hedge Funds Just Blew Up (Exactly Like Bear Stearns)

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  1. Stocks and home prices should go back to 2019 level. Things are definitely not any better than it was then. The last 5 years was just a big bubble from COVID stimulus.

    1. ​@joakimknutsson9188they have multi decade cycles. stocks and home prices are more constantly going up and more directly affected by liquidity injections.

    2. In nz home prices HAVE just about gone back to 2019 prices. That’s what happens if you push prices up to people can’t afford it. Demand plummets and listings skyrocketed. Even rental prices are dropping in nz. And i see signs of the same thing happening in Australia

  2. Wow- George is really on this !!!……….there is so much smoke right now—— everyone wondering where the fires is gonna pop up !!!

  3. No bailouts for stupid private lenders or anybody or any company ever again. Let losers fail and winners take market share.

    1. Are you the boss? You think someone will listen to you? They will keep bailing out the criminals endlessly no matter what and use your money to do it if they have to because they know you will only complain from your couch and never ever revolt.

  4. But when this current insane hyper bubble pops, there’s no stopping it because the domino consequences, the national debt etc, is so extreme! This more than “economics”
    Become a Prepper while you still can, folks! See food & gold prices and *actual* social chaos & violence

    1. National Debt is just dollars that haven’t been taxed back. National debt isn’t a problem, it is requirement for money to exist in circulation.

    2. ​@justcommenting4981debt that will NEVER be paid off is absolutely not needed for money to circulate.
      Neither is inflation. All a myth started way back on Jekyll Island

  5. Don’t let them lie to you when they say all the lay off are due to Ai,
    95% is being done so they can outsource the jobs for cheaper labor.
    The right nor the left care about the American people!

    1. I work for a major investment bank and this is exactly what they’re doing. They’ve frozen all hiring unless it’s from India. People complain about H1B’s but that’s hardly the problem, it’s “off-shoring” remote work to India.

    1. The money didn’t make sense post-COVID. Predicting that something will happen sometime in the future is easier than predicting precisely when it will happen.

  6. Digital ID is the big thing the central planners want. A lot of people are resistant to that for very valid reasons. So how do the planners accomplish this? The same way they always do; use a crisis. Make people willingly sign up. Using a stimi check as a soft roll out is a good start. Imagine all the people voluntarily getting digital ID’s for for said stimi. That’s how i see this.

  7. The banking and fiat currency system is fraudulent. Who created debt out of thin air? Who’s charging interest for creating money?
    The political and corporate elite have aided and abetted in this crime. It’s time to put an end to this mafia style crimes. Arrest them all and comfiscate their wealth to redistribute the wealth back to the victims of the crime. We certainly can’t allow them to create the new system that benefits the few. Any other discussion only feeds the confusion over the crime that has been committed.

    1. Do you understand the bond market? We have a debt based system because of agriculture. In history, bonds guaranteed effective exchange for goods. To understand money and debt look up the history of bonds.

    2. Debt isn’t created out of thin air though? They literally give someone money with a legally backed promise to get it back, and that promise is the debt, which can then be sold to other people who want the money thats being paid back in the future when you want (probably less) money now.

  8. Jamie talking like JP Morgan isn’t completely over leveraged in derivatives is hilarious. The roach queen talking about the baby roaches as if they aren’t the offspring.

    1. ’ve had a similar experience with my portfolio after following Laura Elizabeth Berg’s strategies. What seemed like small, gradual progress at first turned into significant long-term growth through patience, diversification, and disciplined investing. Moved from $120k sized portfolio to over 500k real quick.

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