What banks need is a recession and lower rates of interest ASAP. Because they will’t make cash borrowing at a Fed rate of 5% against a bond portfolio yielding 2%. But, rates won’t come down until banks implode

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On this chart we see that each small cap death cross since 2009 has led to S&P 500 crash. 4 out of 5 times were because of either fiscal or monetary tightening. This time, we face BOTH fiscal and monetary tightening in a confirmed death cross


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This chart clearly shows that the third wave meltdown has already begun. Which implies we’re about to see mass bank failure and the inevitable failure of the FDIC. the Fictional Deposit Insurance Corporation. Which now has lower than 1% of bailout capital relative to total deposits

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You Can’t Make This Up! The “Seasonally Adjusted” bank deposits were down by $12 billion in the most recent weekly data release, whereas the actual number was a staggering $120 billion. The bank deposits are down a mind-boggling 7.1% from their peak, while the seasonally adjusted number is 5.5%

The Great Depression began in August 1929, when the economic expansion of the Roaring Twenties got here to an end. A series of monetary crises punctuated the contraction. This chart shows Global Financials today. The Fed is raising rates while watching regional banks implode left and right



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