> FUCK THE PEOPLE WHO LOST THEIR JOBS WE MUST. SAVE. BANKS. MUST SAVE BAAAANNNNKKKKKSSSSS WE MUST PRINT OUT MORE AND MORE MONEY TO SAVE THE BAAAAAAAANNNNNKKKKKKKKSSSSSSSAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWAAA!AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
One of you niggas better change that "brrrrr" gif to the dude just walking away from the machine in extreme frustration and saying "Fuck this shit....I'm out"
Hunter Watson
The Federal Reserve is a scam. Things will only get worse on this planet until it is abolished. Jerome needs to have his head smashed with a rock hammer.
Jordan Green
it should be him walking in and out while it's turned on with a day night timelapse.
Brandon Johnson
I wonder what the interest will be on this loan which will easily add up to dozens of trillions of dollars? Will the banks have to deal with a 1% interest on this loan? Or will this work as usual and they will simply not pay back on the loan?
Brandon Flores
fuck the poor. more trillions for banks. anything else is communism.
It will likely only get worse as time goes on. The gubment and banks are the cause of most societal problems we see today. Since nothing actually happened in 2008 to the banks they will continue to take America for a ride, and the big G will aid them in doing so. The only way it changes is if the gubment is changed from the inside out and almost restructured entirely. It is so highly inefficient and is actually a burden on the American people more than an aid. It and banks are literally leeching off of labors of the producers and giving to the non producers. P Schiff's dad had madr a comic book about how real, natural economies work. What we're in now is not natural. Even now JPMorgan wants to be the middle man for the money handed out to citizens. It's on market watch. These 2 entities have been the biggest bringers of destruction upon the nations. Welfare and all of that other stuff has just been a symptom of the source not working properly.
Can you imagine if the banks lost all their power? Imagine how devastating that would be society, all the good that banks have brought upon our world, erased permanently and irreversibly.
>noooo not the trillions of dollars they take from people for giving them loans, credit cards, and the ability to leverage off of depositor money. NOOO
Literally, and I mean literally, anything would be better than a world run by banks. The fact that the government leans on them as the great paste that keeps society together is utterly disgusting. They keep the populace subservient through credit, debt, and ownership of almost all of the properties and land in the US. Nobody owns anything, they're simply slaves to one of a number of tiers of bank slavery, and the government will always pour any amount of money it can into the banks to continue propping them up instead of doing its own job to maintain control and order.
Joshua Smith
'pedes love the KKK, because they're also fellow """""traditional""""" Xtians. You should make sure to call them "Demonrats" when making your future shitposts.
Elijah Reyes
When will cash be used as toilet paper?
Jayden Lewis
what billionaires and multi-billionaire banks get: free $2+ trillion dollars brrrrrrrrrrrrrr what neets get: $0
Thanks for showing everyone who the real enemy is and how he hides.
Grayson Rogers
maybe those banks and businesses should have practiced some financial responsibility. saved up for an emergency. if they need more money just send out resumes and pound the pavement and find a better job.
Xavier Watson
lol
Hudson Jackson
the loan will be 0% and nobody will ever think about paying it back
>have pile of immature t-bonds >want cash NOW >lol yea I'll do a repo swap >use bonds as collateral >receive more in loan than bonds are currently worth >DEFAULT the next fucking day >lose collateral, keep loan >money that had exited circulation by being tied up in t-bonds has now re-entered circulation indefinitely AND you've gotten out from under t-bonds that were gonna take too fucking long to yield for your taste when you could be abusing a pile of liquid cash to do whatever the fuck you want in a crashed market
Joshua Rivera
you cant get more credit than what you give in a collateralized loan, pepega
Okay zoomer. For your understanding, if a bank goes down thousands or maybe even millions people will lose their savings. This would bring much more damage than losing jobs. And banks are more vulnerable to crises because of the system where you can lend 100$ out of 10$ you have. This is how you have all those goods in your fridge and on your table.
Hudson Gomez
fuck them I want rape women banker on the street fuck marriage becoming such kike action
Justin Baker
Repo is not lending.
And $1t is the cap. Actual numbers are less than a tenth of that.
Grayson Rodriguez
Bring out the Zyklon B!
Jack Young
Do you think any of banks will return that REPOs? They'll try to refinance them over and over again until there is even larger bubble. All that money will do into economy as soon as REPOs given and stay there forever.
Jace Hill
The bonds have a maturity date, breh. They're not worth face value until they're X years old. The fed is providing these loans at the face value of the mature bond whether they are or not. So they're not necessarily getting more than what the bond is worth, but more than what the bond is worth right this second. It's more advantageous than cashing the bond in early.
Grayson Hall
Oh fuck bros imagine all the wealth that's about to trickle down. We're gonna be fuckin covered all over in wealth.
Eli Flores
No, everything is already gone through the bailouts
Juan Gray
They do every day.
Think of it this way: if every night I give you 100 $1 bills in exchange for you giving me 1 $100 bill, then we swap back in the morning, that's not really "lending" as the word's commonly understood. Treasuries and other repo collateral is effectively equivalent to that $100 bill.
"Lending" as most people understand would be me giving you those 100 $1 bills in exchange for your vague promise to pay them back over a year or thirty or whatever (i.e. unsecured lending). There may also be some very loose backing like a car that loses value by the mile or a home that could swing wildly in value (secured lending). But that's all way riskier than any Fed repo.
Look, it's nice he's got a white board and is laundering Peter Schiff, who's trashed his credibility with a gold fetish and a decade of being wrong, but he's really missing a lot of points.
Chief among them, the PDCF does not value assets any differently than existing dealer margin schedules. Which means in his little white board example, your $100,000 house that drops to $50,000 would get you...$50,000 of Fed repo.
It also doesn't help that he thinks buybacks are anything other than dividends with slight tax benefits. Or maybe he does understand but can't resist that idiotic bait because it makes a nice graph.
Chase Hill
kike
Chase Hall
Why do Yas Forumstards acknowledge that the richest corporations are fucking over average people out of greed to increase their insane wealth but when Bernie Sanders wants to limit their ability to do so they cry and call it communism?