![balajis's tweet photo. Let’s level set, shall we?
On March 10, a bank with $200B in assets went to zero[1] overnight. Since then, we’ve seen the following things happen:
Emergency Sunday Fed print for domestic banks [2]
$2T estimate of amount to be printed [3]
$18T estimate of amount to back all deposits [4]
186 banks reported similarly insolvent[5]
$500B wired from banks, seeking safe havens [6]
$150B+ in discount window, more than 2008 [7]
~$400B printed in days, reversing most QT [8]
Emergency Sunday Fed print for foreign banks [9]
Joint Sunday statement: US banks are “resilient" [10]
5 dead banks, incl too-big-to-fail Credit Suisse [11]
Rumbles around Deutsche Bank[12]
Rumbles around Charles Schwab [13]
Emergency Friday meeting of Yellen and FSOC[14]
Another statement that US banks are "resilient”[15]
Statement: "further actions may be necessary"[16]
All this comes against a backdrop of articles and charts from the Fed and FDIC talking in coded language about how many US banks are insolvent due to $620B+ in unrealized losses caused by the Fed’s surprise rate hikes.[17].
Despite this growing concern, the banking crisis seems to not have broken out of financial news. Arguably, it is intentionally being downplayed outside of the space where it can't be ignored. For example, I haven't seen too many White House tweets on the banking crisis, but I have seen them meeting Ted Lasso[18]. Perhaps they simply don't want to "panic" anyone by telling them their bank may have a problem.
But let’s be clear.
This is a Western banking crisis.
This is not normal.
This isn't anyone's hallucination.
And reporting on it isn't the same as causing it.
4 figures and 18 citations follow. 👇
[1]: https://t.co/dYstFAFNgZ
[2]: https://t.co/4iGDT180pK
[3]: https://t.co/lDjflRMfTw
[4]: https://t.co/4N11zTI7h4
[5]: https://t.co/x6TKfmUlHl
[6]: https://t.co/7OkjxXbFnD
[7]: https://t.co/WhSgF9fRHL
[8]: https://t.co/tys3EiUjWN
[9]: https://t.co/NhX7UBmWFC
[10]: https://t.co/hnFykBEzOT](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FsKEZhvacAE4g00.jpg)
![balajis's tweet photo. Let’s level set, shall we?
On March 10, a bank with $200B in assets went to zero[1] overnight. Since then, we’ve seen the following things happen:
Emergency Sunday Fed print for domestic banks [2]
$2T estimate of amount to be printed [3]
$18T estimate of amount to back all deposits [4]
186 banks reported similarly insolvent[5]
$500B wired from banks, seeking safe havens [6]
$150B+ in discount window, more than 2008 [7]
~$400B printed in days, reversing most QT [8]
Emergency Sunday Fed print for foreign banks [9]
Joint Sunday statement: US banks are “resilient" [10]
5 dead banks, incl too-big-to-fail Credit Suisse [11]
Rumbles around Deutsche Bank[12]
Rumbles around Charles Schwab [13]
Emergency Friday meeting of Yellen and FSOC[14]
Another statement that US banks are "resilient”[15]
Statement: "further actions may be necessary"[16]
All this comes against a backdrop of articles and charts from the Fed and FDIC talking in coded language about how many US banks are insolvent due to $620B+ in unrealized losses caused by the Fed’s surprise rate hikes.[17].
Despite this growing concern, the banking crisis seems to not have broken out of financial news. Arguably, it is intentionally being downplayed outside of the space where it can't be ignored. For example, I haven't seen too many White House tweets on the banking crisis, but I have seen them meeting Ted Lasso[18]. Perhaps they simply don't want to "panic" anyone by telling them their bank may have a problem.
But let’s be clear.
This is a Western banking crisis.
This is not normal.
This isn't anyone's hallucination.
And reporting on it isn't the same as causing it.
4 figures and 18 citations follow. 👇
[1]: https://t.co/dYstFAFNgZ
[2]: https://t.co/4iGDT180pK
[3]: https://t.co/lDjflRMfTw
[4]: https://t.co/4N11zTI7h4
[5]: https://t.co/x6TKfmUlHl
[6]: https://t.co/7OkjxXbFnD
[7]: https://t.co/WhSgF9fRHL
[8]: https://t.co/tys3EiUjWN
[9]: https://t.co/NhX7UBmWFC
[10]: https://t.co/hnFykBEzOT](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FsKEYA3aIAAoJGo.png)
![balajis's tweet photo. Let’s level set, shall we?
On March 10, a bank with $200B in assets went to zero[1] overnight. Since then, we’ve seen the following things happen:
Emergency Sunday Fed print for domestic banks [2]
$2T estimate of amount to be printed [3]
$18T estimate of amount to back all deposits [4]
186 banks reported similarly insolvent[5]
$500B wired from banks, seeking safe havens [6]
$150B+ in discount window, more than 2008 [7]
~$400B printed in days, reversing most QT [8]
Emergency Sunday Fed print for foreign banks [9]
Joint Sunday statement: US banks are “resilient" [10]
5 dead banks, incl too-big-to-fail Credit Suisse [11]
Rumbles around Deutsche Bank[12]
Rumbles around Charles Schwab [13]
Emergency Friday meeting of Yellen and FSOC[14]
Another statement that US banks are "resilient”[15]
Statement: "further actions may be necessary"[16]
All this comes against a backdrop of articles and charts from the Fed and FDIC talking in coded language about how many US banks are insolvent due to $620B+ in unrealized losses caused by the Fed’s surprise rate hikes.[17].
Despite this growing concern, the banking crisis seems to not have broken out of financial news. Arguably, it is intentionally being downplayed outside of the space where it can't be ignored. For example, I haven't seen too many White House tweets on the banking crisis, but I have seen them meeting Ted Lasso[18]. Perhaps they simply don't want to "panic" anyone by telling them their bank may have a problem.
But let’s be clear.
This is a Western banking crisis.
This is not normal.
This isn't anyone's hallucination.
And reporting on it isn't the same as causing it.
4 figures and 18 citations follow. 👇
[1]: https://t.co/dYstFAFNgZ
[2]: https://t.co/4iGDT180pK
[3]: https://t.co/lDjflRMfTw
[4]: https://t.co/4N11zTI7h4
[5]: https://t.co/x6TKfmUlHl
[6]: https://t.co/7OkjxXbFnD
[7]: https://t.co/WhSgF9fRHL
[8]: https://t.co/tys3EiUjWN
[9]: https://t.co/NhX7UBmWFC
[10]: https://t.co/hnFykBEzOT](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FsKEUY3agAUATkP.png)
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Something is brewing in the overall insurance market in the US. I'm finding that many providers are no longer taking new customers for auto or home policies especially in CA. Is something amiss that consumers are not able to figure out? What are the markets hiding? @balajis
Let’s level set, shall we?
On March 10, a bank with $200B in assets went to zero[1] overnight. Since then, we’ve seen the following things happen:
Emergency Sunday Fed print for domestic banks [2]
$2T estimate of amount to be printed [3]
$18T estimate of amount to back all deposits [4]
186 banks reported similarly insolvent[5]
$500B wired from banks, seeking safe havens [6]
$150B+ in discount window, more than 2008 [7]
~$400B printed in days, reversing most QT [8]
Emergency Sunday Fed print for foreign banks [9]
Joint Sunday statement: US banks are “resilient" [10]
5 dead banks, incl too-big-to-fail Credit Suisse [11]
Rumbles around Deutsche Bank[12]
Rumbles around Charles Schwab [13]
Emergency Friday meeting of Yellen and FSOC[14]
Another statement that US banks are "resilient”[15]
Statement: "further actions may be necessary"[16]
All this comes against a backdrop of articles and charts from the Fed and FDIC talking in coded language about how many US banks are insolvent due to $620B+ in unrealized losses caused by the Fed’s surprise rate hikes.[17].
Despite this growing concern, the banking crisis seems to not have broken out of financial news. Arguably, it is intentionally being downplayed outside of the space where it can't be ignored. For example, I haven't seen too many White House tweets on the banking crisis, but I have seen them meeting Ted Lasso[18]. Perhaps they simply don't want to "panic" anyone by telling them their bank may have a problem.
But let’s be clear.
This is a Western banking crisis.
This is not normal.
This isn't anyone's hallucination.
And reporting on it isn't the same as causing it.
4 figures and 18 citations follow. 👇
[1]: https://t.co/dYstFAFNgZ
[2]: https://t.co/4iGDT180pK
[3]: https://t.co/lDjflRMfTw
[4]: https://t.co/4N11zTI7h4
[5]: https://t.co/x6TKfmUlHl
[6]: https://t.co/7OkjxXbFnD
[7]: https://t.co/WhSgF9fRHL
[8]: https://t.co/tys3EiUjWN
[9]: https://t.co/NhX7UBmWFC
[10]: https://t.co/hnFykBEzOT
![balajis's tweet photo. Let’s level set, shall we?
On March 10, a bank with $200B in assets went to zero[1] overnight. Since then, we’ve seen the following things happen:
Emergency Sunday Fed print for domestic banks [2]
$2T estimate of amount to be printed [3]
$18T estimate of amount to back all deposits [4]
186 banks reported similarly insolvent[5]
$500B wired from banks, seeking safe havens [6]
$150B+ in discount window, more than 2008 [7]
~$400B printed in days, reversing most QT [8]
Emergency Sunday Fed print for foreign banks [9]
Joint Sunday statement: US banks are “resilient" [10]
5 dead banks, incl too-big-to-fail Credit Suisse [11]
Rumbles around Deutsche Bank[12]
Rumbles around Charles Schwab [13]
Emergency Friday meeting of Yellen and FSOC[14]
Another statement that US banks are "resilient”[15]
Statement: "further actions may be necessary"[16]
All this comes against a backdrop of articles and charts from the Fed and FDIC talking in coded language about how many US banks are insolvent due to $620B+ in unrealized losses caused by the Fed’s surprise rate hikes.[17].
Despite this growing concern, the banking crisis seems to not have broken out of financial news. Arguably, it is intentionally being downplayed outside of the space where it can't be ignored. For example, I haven't seen too many White House tweets on the banking crisis, but I have seen them meeting Ted Lasso[18]. Perhaps they simply don't want to "panic" anyone by telling them their bank may have a problem.
But let’s be clear.
This is a Western banking crisis.
This is not normal.
This isn't anyone's hallucination.
And reporting on it isn't the same as causing it.
4 figures and 18 citations follow. 👇
[1]: https://t.co/dYstFAFNgZ
[2]: https://t.co/4iGDT180pK
[3]: https://t.co/lDjflRMfTw
[4]: https://t.co/4N11zTI7h4
[5]: https://t.co/x6TKfmUlHl
[6]: https://t.co/7OkjxXbFnD
[7]: https://t.co/WhSgF9fRHL
[8]: https://t.co/tys3EiUjWN
[9]: https://t.co/NhX7UBmWFC
[10]: https://t.co/hnFykBEzOT](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FsKEa_oaYAEoONE.png)
@homam108 To be free is to deliberately and consciously choose not to do something that you know you can.
Whats that $ number that if each of the ~325M Americans decide to withdraw from the bank on the same day will cause the meltdown of the entire financial system? $1000? i.e. $325B? or something else? #BankingCrisis
@BillAckman It’s a mistake only after you know the outcome. If it’s lawful, let it be.
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