The Banking Collapse of 2023 is now bigger than the 2008 “banking crisis”

[struth]

The yellow circle shows skyrocketing rates, not the little blip you are triggered about

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that does, and high inflation....what Xiden has given us is skyrocketing inflation, record spikes we haven't seen since then.

As the graph I linked clearly shows.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

record spikes we haven't seen since then.

Except for 1985 and 1988 and the late 1990s and 2007-2008



It is like you were born in Jan 2021 and have no idea there was a world before that time

 

[struth]

Except for 1985 and 1988 and the late 1990s and 2007-2008



It is like you were born in Jan 2021 and have no idea there was a world before that time

huh? I never said it hadn't skyrocketed before....something can skyrocket more then once. What Xiden has done has taken us back to the Carter days. Nobody has suggested otherwise.

 

[theHawk]

Opinions differ.

Deregulation, not diversity, drove Silicon Valley Bank’s downfall

Looking at the 2018 bill deregulating banks like SVB can not only help us understand what just happened, but it can also help us figure out what to do now.

www.msnbc.com

Yes, we know the statist commies at msnbc will always blame “deregulation” and never the idiots running the industry.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

And all the tards say, "Nuh-uh!"

Facts are facts the media you worship has openly used lies t9 push the democrat party

 

[struth]

Yes, we know the statist commies at msnbc will always blame “deregulation” and never the idiots running the industry.

What the Dembots fail to speak of, is the fact Silicon Valley was under supervision for most of 2022 because they were being regulated....and the Govt did nothing, the regs did nothing.

They simply want to deflect blame that the bank failed due to people's response to the failing xiden economy.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

What Biden has done has taken us back to the Carter days. Nobody has suggested otherwise.

The days of Carter

The prime rate was over 12% in the days of Carter, it is not even 5% now!

 

[struth]

The days of Carter

The prime rate was over 12% in the days of Carter, it is not even 5% now!

I never said it was as high....so not sure what you are talking about....just seems like more deflection on your part.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

I never said it was as high....so not sure what you are talking about....just seems like more deflection on your part.

If it is not as high, then we are not in the days of Carter.

How ******* ignorant can you be?

 

[struth]

If it is not as high, then we are not in the days of Carter.

How ******* ignorant can you be?

because it's skyrocketing again, like the days of Carter, and inflation is skyrocketing again, like the days of Carter...we are seeing increases we haven't seen since then.

I get critical thinking is hard for you

 

[Harpy Eagle]

because it's skyrocketing again, like the days of Carter, and inflation is skyrocketing again, like the days of Carter.

Except it is not. It has gone up 4.5% in a year. Under Carter it went up more than 7.8 points in year. One is a skyrocket, one is not.

..we are seeing increases we haven't seen since then.

except for in 1985 and 1988 and the late 1990s and 2007-2008

I get critical thinking is hard for you

 

[struth]

Except it is not. It has gone up 4.5% in a year. Under Carter it went up more than 7.8 points in year. One is a skyrocket, one is not.



except for in 1985 and 1988 and the late 1990s and 2007-2008

1) nope both are skyrocketing from where they started...the graphs are very telling.
2) we didn't see spikes like we've seen under Xiden, the graphs tell the story
3) I am not the one that can't grasp comparisons.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

1) nope both are skyrocketing from where they started...the graphs are very telling.
2) we didn't see spikes like we've seen under Xiden, the graphs tell the story
3) I am not the one that can't grasp comparisons.

You are the one comparing an ant hill to Mt Everest

 

[excalibur]

Yet everyone is just acting as though nothing is wrong.

$532 billion in assets for the three banks failed so far, which is more than the $526 billion combined from the 25+ banks that failed in 2008.

The Banking Collapse Of 2023 Is Now Officially Bigger Than The Banking Collapse Of 2008 Was – Investment Watch Blog

And thus The Banker was here today with some BS thread about Republicans and recessions.

 

[struth]

You are the one comparing an ant hill to Mt Everest

I never compared heights.

also interest rates rose again today...tenth time since 2022...banks, even banks like Silicon who were under supervision, failed...increased due to combating the historic xidenflation.

 

[SavannahMann]

huh? I never said it hadn't skyrocketed before....something can skyrocket more then once. What Xiden has done has taken us back to the Carter days. Nobody has suggested otherwise.

You obviously know nothing of the Carter days. But you might be closer to right than you think. Carter inherited the energy shortage from Ford. Gas lines began before Carter took office so blaming him for it is like blaming Trump for invading Iraq.

So Carter led by example. That is to say he not only advised us to turn our heaters down and wear a sweater. He did it. That is what you call an honorable man.

As more oil and such was produced and procured, the shortage ended, and the economy was climbing before Reagan was elected.

Carter was an honorable man who was given a bad rep in history, especially by those who know nothing of history.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

I never compared heights.

also interest rates rose again today...tenth time since 2022...banks, even banks like Silicon who were under supervision, failed...increased due to combating the historic xidenflation.

I bet when it rains at your house you compare it to Katrina.

 

[The Banker]

And thus The Banker was here today with some BS thread about Republicans and recessions.

I report the facts.

11 of the last 12 recessions all under GOP presidents. TERRIBLE

Every republican president has had a recession since roosevelt.

The GOP are the party of recessions and debt

 

[struth]

You obviously know nothing of the Carter days. But you might be closer to right than you think. Carter inherited the energy shortage from Ford. Gas lines began before Carter took office so blaming him for it is like blaming Trump for invading Iraq.

So Carter led by example. That is to say he not only advised us to turn our heaters down and wear a sweater. He did it. That is what you call an honorable man.

As more oil and such was produced and procured, the shortage ended, and the economy was climbing before Reagan was elected.

Carter was an honorable man who was given a bad rep in history, especially by those who know nothing of history.

There was an Oil Crisis in 1978-1979....Carter was President. He didn't take office until 1977.

There was a prior oil crisis, in the 70s due to OPEC embargo on the United States, but the market recovered by the end of 1974

 

[struth]

I bet when it rains at your house you compare it to Katrina.

It depends if the rain is comparable....