Devtasy

[Devtasy @devtasy]

In 12 August 2026 there will a stock market bottom.

$qqq $iwm $dji $smh $nasdaq

[Ronnie Stoeferle @RonStoeferle]

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[Devtasy @devtasy]

@DarioCpx According to Hindenburg research new subrime packages are sold to Cerberus

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@DarioCpx Remember that Ally Financial is also implicated

[The Butcher of Wall Street | Marcel Kalinovic @BossBlunts1]

94 US banks are at SIGNIFICANT RISK OF EXPERIENCING BANK RUNS due to exposure to losses from REAL ESTATE & UNREALIZED SECURITIES LOSSES.

① The Bank of New York Mellon has a 100% ratio of uninsured deposits
② State Street Bank, 92.6%
③ Northern Trust, 73.9%
④ Citibank, 72.5%
⑤ HSBC Bank, 69.8%
⑥ J.P Morgan Chase, 51.7%
⑦ U.S. Bank, 50.4%

7 of the 33 banks with more than $100 BILLION IN ASSETS are ABOVE the threshold reporting a 50% or higher ratio of uninsured deposits to TOTAL deposits and at elevated risk of financial-runs.

These 94 banks are at increased risk of having a liquidity crisis out of the 1,028 banks with more than $1 billion in assets according to the Florida-Atlantic Univ. College of Business.

“The first bank failure of the year (2024), Republic First Bank in Pennsylvania, was # 87 on the previous quarter’s list with a 51.5% ratio,” said Rebel A. Cole, Ph.D., Lynn Eminent Scholar Chaired Professor of Finance in the College of Business.

3 of the 4 largest bank failures in recent U.S. history occurred in 2023.

They were precipitated by the rapid withdrawals of uninsured deposits following adverse news about the banks’ risks to exposure.

With growing concerns about unrealized losses on investment securities and commercial real estate loans, the risk of yet another depositor run on banks grows each day.
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