1998 - Asian Financial Crisis *Banks* (Liquidity Crisis)
2001 - Dot-com Bubble (Insolvency Crisis)
2008 - Lehman *Banks* (Liquidity Crisis)
2011 - European (Insolvency Crisis)
2020 - The 'virus' *Banks* (Liquidity Crisis)
2024? - .......................... (Insolvency Crisis)

Meet the PayPal Mafia and what they did after they left.

It'll be interesting to see if there's a large spike in the markets this coming week.

So this is interesting, the 3 month recession probability indicator on the Dow Jones is now at 90%, the highest it has been since 1949.

Are we about to see a repeat of Feb 2020 or is it Oct 2023?

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Republic First Bank collapses and is seized by regulators.

RFB has assets totalling $6 billion

It's either Feb 2020 or just a repeat of October 2023.

Place your bets.

The Forgotten Depression of 1920-1921

The recession of January 1920–1921 was the result of an unnecessary contraction in monetary policy by the Federal Reserve. High interest rates due to the Fed's effort to fight inflation caused the problem. This did not cause a deficiency in…

Why Germany experienced hyperinflation in 1921 while the U.S. experienced a 18 month deflationary depression

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VIX Update: 2020 vs 2024

We're going to see a big jump in VVIX/VIX on Monday and Tuesday.

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Republic First Bank collapses and is seized by regulators.

RFB has assets totalling $6 billion

BTFP loans marked collateral at par value (book value). When BTFP ends on Mar 11 banks must use the Discount Window at market value.

Any bank with crappy assets (Treasuries, MBS, etc) will no longer have access to liquidity. They want bank failures & consolidation of the system.

The Fed doesn't make mistakes, this is an engineered crisis.

Once you understand that you start asking the important question 'Why?'