Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So there are all of these libertarians etc calling on the Fed/FDIC to basically take over and secure the bank.
Keep in mind, this i only happening because Trump totally gutted regulations that would have prevented this from happening. So we are going to get a massive bailout for Silicon Valley Bank and yet people complain about a few thousand dollars in bailouts for student loans.
For one, the FDIC already took over the bank around 24 hours ago
Two, this is not caused by Trump gutting regulations. The cause was interest rate risk- recall people deposit money at banks and they turn around and lend money, in this case in the form of MBS and treasuries. The fed kept interest rates too low for too long and then they hiked rates precipitously, which caused huge losses for the bank on those securities that were purchased when interest rates were much lower
Disagree. Trump gutted Dodd-Frank that would have protected against this.
Anonymous wrote:The discussion in finance circles and mainstream circles as to the cause of this bank collapse are so very different.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So there are all of these libertarians etc calling on the Fed/FDIC to basically take over and secure the bank.
Keep in mind, this i only happening because Trump totally gutted regulations that would have prevented this from happening. So we are going to get a massive bailout for Silicon Valley Bank and yet people complain about a few thousand dollars in bailouts for student loans.
For one, the FDIC already took over the bank around 24 hours ago
Two, this is not caused by Trump gutting regulations. The cause was interest rate risk- recall people deposit money at banks and they turn around and lend money, in this case in the form of MBS and treasuries. The fed kept interest rates too low for too long and then they hiked rates precipitously, which caused huge losses for the bank on those securities that were purchased when interest rates were much lower
Disagree. Trump gutted Dodd-Frank that would have protected against this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This economy is so robust that banks cannot keep up. They are roadkill !!!
Inflation reduction act and Biden’s investment in all aspects of infrastructure will power us through this century.
Ignore fat cat banker issues.
I hope this is sarcasm.
Not sarcastic at all. Biden is building up from the bottom. The top will take care of itself. These rich vc’s should buy the bank.
It is Biden's spending that got us where we are.
I’ve seen a bunch of dumb takes on this, but this wins the award for dumbest so far.
DP. But PP is correct. Though I’d edit it to say trump and Biden spending is why we’re here.
Print trillions of dollars, causes inflation. So the fed had to pivot and raise interest rates to lower rates. SVB didn’t foresee interest rates hikes and it was too little, too late.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This economy is so robust that banks cannot keep up. They are roadkill !!!
Inflation reduction act and Biden’s investment in all aspects of infrastructure will power us through this century.
Ignore fat cat banker issues.
I hope this is sarcasm.
Not sarcastic at all. Biden is building up from the bottom. The top will take care of itself. These rich vc’s should buy the bank.
It is Biden's spending that got us where we are.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So there are all of these libertarians etc calling on the Fed/FDIC to basically take over and secure the bank.
Keep in mind, this i only happening because Trump totally gutted regulations that would have prevented this from happening. So we are going to get a massive bailout for Silicon Valley Bank and yet people complain about a few thousand dollars in bailouts for student loans.
For one, the FDIC already took over the bank around 24 hours ago
Two, this is not caused by Trump gutting regulations. The cause was interest rate risk- recall people deposit money at banks and they turn around and lend money, in this case in the form of MBS and treasuries. The fed kept interest rates too low for too long and then they hiked rates precipitously, which caused huge losses for the bank on those securities that were purchased when interest rates were much lower
Anonymous wrote:The discussion in finance circles and mainstream circles as to the cause of this bank collapse are so very different.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am a lineman- who the hell bails out my truck when my transmission goes.
Stop bailing out the rich. You do it every damn year.
The utility company you work for?
None of your damn business. I run my own rig.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am a lineman- who the hell bails out my truck when my transmission goes.
Stop bailing out the rich. You do it every damn year.
The utility company you work for?
None of your damn business. I run my own rig.
You asked the question. I presume you keep your money that you get paid for “running your own rig” in a bank, and expect to get that money back if the bankrupt. That’s what is happening here.
I don’t keep my money in the casino and I don’t keep it in any Silicon Valley club.
Don’t BS working people. Smell right off you.
Who knew that DC Urban Moms was such a hub for hard scrabble “linemen” to spend their Saturday mornings. Must be tough to type while up there stringing lines.
You think you’re the first person to talk down to me? Go to hell.