Thread 61100578

2008 style financial bubble soon

Nothing ever happens

>>61100578 (OP)
Sounds extremely inflationary

>financial bubble soon
lmao

The poltards that swore 0% reserve requirements were the end of banking and that tier 1 capital was a myth I made up are about to rope kek

>>61100578 (OP)
>financial times
Credit good, Gold bad

I’m kinda scared anons. I just want things to stay the same

>>61100604
They keep having to change the rules to keep the banks solvent though. That's not exactly a point for your argument. SOFR is screaming a liquidity crisis.

>>61100645
>SOFR is screaming a liquidity crisis
Where do you see this? Just looking at Fred volume doesn’t look off, and it’s trading in the middle of the FFR corridor.

>>61100621
The history of economics is a neverending rollercoaster of booms and busts. It’s just in our nature to become too greedy and ignore red flags

>>61100621
I think there’s an argument to be made that there was massive over regulation in the wrong areas in banking post 2008 that hampered growth. Deregulation doesn’t always have to be bad.

>>61100578 (OP)
Why are they doing this when we never really recovered from 2008 in the first place?

>>61100663
Live? Bloomberg terminal. Otherwise I watch market commentary on youtube. Personally I like this dude: https://youtube.com/@EconomicsUnmasked but I'm sure you can find other channels.

>>61100763
No I’m asking what are the signs that SOFR is screaming a liquidity crisis, the trades submitted to make SOFR, or at least the Fed facility trades, are public you don’t need BBG.

>>61100598
I don't think most people get that the mortgage issues stemmed from minorities getting the keys to houses they couldn't afford and lenders committing wire fraud, by telling banks different values from what these loans were actually worth.

>>61100744
>why are the corrupt officials stealing as much as possible

>>61100744
Nobody in politics wants shit to kick off while they're in office, so boundaries and lines are often redrawn

>>61100578 (OP)
I thought they already did this years ago.

>>61100817

> It was the minorities all along guys! Not the hebe banks!

It was literally a worldwide issue effecting every developed economy driven by property price speculation and banks wanting to make even more money than they already did. MIGAtards irrational devotion to defending kikes be it in the Middle East or on Wall Street should honestly be studied as a matter of psychological necessity.

>>61100817
>the mortgage issues stemmed from minorities getting the keys to houses they couldn't afford


And this has changed how? Here in keknada people started taking out loans on their primary residence to buy investment properties that were overvalued by $400k because house prices only go up!

>>61102054
>people started taking out loans on their primary residence to buy investment properties that were overvalued
Same in most countries. All the dumbest people I know started flipping houses in the past 2-3 years. It's 2007 all over again

The housing market crash was a US MARKET CRASH. The exposure of the rest of the world came mostly from financial and derivatives. There wasn't a "housing market bubble" in Germany or Australia. You retard.

>>61100675
they only exist because governments print money

>>61100578 (OP)
i wish. but no tldr hes not removing dodd frank rules

>>61102366
The USD was on the gold standard leading up to the Great Depression in 1929, so no, you're wrong

FANNIE AND FREDDY

>>61100586
your retarded faggot ass would be saying the same shit 9/14/08
>abloo bloo nothing ever happoons i am so gay and the rapture is coming in 2 weeks

>>61102384
>fueling the AI bubble more
its so over

>>61102384
time to go all in to the nasd-ack?

>>61100817
This, you stupid goys. It was the very small segment of the market that was subprime lending that caused a global financial crisis. Bankers dindu nuffin.

>>61100744
Because 2008 never really recovered from 2001, which never really recovered from 1987, which never really recovered from 1973. It's been a rolling snowball of reckless moves blowing up and being hidden for decades (centuries, if you think this goes back to Napoleon).

>>61100817
>People still believe this
>Even after The Big Short broke it down for even the American movie-goer.