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    and another not so nice opinion...

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    I think there is a lot of confusion about this. There is a very high probability that all of the depositors will be repaid from the banks assets. People are getting worked up about nothing.

    Confused. If the bank had sufficient assets to cover it’s liabilities then why did it go belly up??


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    wiredgeorge

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    So the $250K limit for FDIC insured funds is going to be lifted for this special bank? Hmmmm who pays anyway? (rhetorical/sarcastic)

     
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    Well, gold is making a move up today, presumably related to these bank failures and the market drop...
     

    MountainGirl

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    That ^^ is excellent.

    Be sure and catch the vid about 3/4 the way down on the CBDC

    This was found in there too, near the bottom - FedNow. It starts this July.
    Might wanna pay attention to this one...

    Fedcoin—the Federal Reserve’s CBDC went live for trials late last year. Biden signed an executive order last March to unleash this financial hell on Americans as part of the Great Financial Reset. FedNow, an instant settlements program for transfers (Not a CBDC) is also on the way. Phase one of the rollout of FedNow will be this summer.

    Once all institutions are onboarded into the FedNow system, the dollar collapse will accelerate both as a global reserve currency, and a source of legal tender by rendering it worthless through hyperinflation. When desperation and panic are at an apex, they will unleash the ultimate set of financial chains on the American people.

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    So the $250K limit for FDIC insured funds is going to be lifted for this special bank? Hmmmm who pays anyway? (rhetorical/sarcastic)

    No. The reason everyone is getting all of their money back is because the banks assets are enough to cover all depositors. I’m a little bit concnerned about the people who think everyone should just get $250k max back. Not sure what they think should be done with the 90% of the money that would remain.
     

    TheDan

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    Confused. If the bank had sufficient assets to cover it’s liabilities then why did it go belly up??
    Because they don't have real assets. Their "assets" are debt, and when the debt they own is from a couple years ago when the yield was only 2%, it's worth less now that inflation and interest rates are higher. They can't sell their "assets" for enough to cover deposits.

    ...but don't worry. The Fed has rolled out a program to loan cash to banks who need it at the face value of their "assets" regardless of the actual value on the open market. I'm sure that's not going to be inflationary at all.
     

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    Because they don't have real assets. Their "assets" are debt, and when the debt they own is from a couple years ago when the yield was only 2%, it's worth less now that inflation and interest rates are higher. They can't sell their "assets" for enough to cover deposits.

    ...but don't worry. The Fed has rolled out a program to loan cash to banks who need it at the face value of their "assets" regardless of the actual value on the open market. I'm sure that's not going to be inflationary at all.
    Yes they can, and that is what is being done.
     

    IXLR8

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    If it bleeds we can kill it.

    Seriously WTF. Everyone knows that their deposits are guaranteed to $250,000. You should have stored your assets according to the government. So sorry you couldn’t find the rules.
     

    benenglish

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    No problem we can fix anything View attachment 379165
    Interesting story, there. They didn't have to run that whorehouse. They could have deemed it a perishable asset and sold it the same day they took it over. They didn't do that and they should have. Now that incident will forever be cited as a great example of government incompetence...which is exactly what it was.
     
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