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Regarding Silicon Valley Bank in California, which closed today…
“And just like that SVB is no more: a historic collapse which in many ways was faster than Lehman, and which has seen SIVB stock plunge from $763 [billion] to 0 in 16 months.”
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/silicon-valley-bank-crashes-65-halted-pending-news
This closure may not be big enough to create another Lehman moment, but the soon-coming collapse of Credit Suisse could easily collapse all the big banks in the world.
“Shares of Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse tumbled to a new record low Monday after the company warned last week it faces a billion-dollar profit shortfall this quarter—intensifying a weeks-long collapse spurred by speculation that the bank, long embroiled in worrisome scandals, could face a troubling liquidity crisis….
“In 2009, Credit Suisse commanded more than $78 billion in market value. It’s now worth less than $9 billion.”
Babylon is falling. Don’t get caught under the falling debris.
See also:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9p2UvGSe0d8&ab_channel=TheEconomicNinja