Josh Sigurdson talks with Tim Picciott, The Liberty Advisor about the collapse of the banking system as Silicon Valley Bank is set to be bailed out and The Federal Reserve creates a new organization to stop further bank runs.
First Republic Bank's stock crashed in premarket trading in New York following a statement issued on Sunday night that sought to ease investor worries about its liquidity situation in the wake of the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank
Graham Stephan explained that in 2021 and early 2022, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) took nearly $100 billion and invested it in government backed bonds with a significant portion of it locked away for 3 to 4 years at an interest rate of just 1.79%.
When banks disappear… and your money with it. In 2020 they took your jobs, your businesses, your freedom of speech and freedom of movement. Now they're coming for your social security, your pension, your house.
Over the weekend, when parsing through the carnage sweeping the US banking sector, we analyzed which banks are facing the highest deposit-run risk in the aftermath of the SIVB - and now SBNY - failures, and focused on a handful of names who have the
New fears of banking contagion are triggered by crisis that killed Silicon Valley Bank, as billionaire economist Bill Ackman demands Biden 'guarantee all deposits now' - or else America's economy could melt down
A bank failure of this proportion has not been seen since 2008 when Washington Mutual failed. The majority of deposits in Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) are uninsured, meaning the FDIC's $250,000 protection does not apply.
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Government likes to spend money that it doesn't have. The Fed accommodates government by creating new dollars out-of-thin-air, which is as unconstitutional as it gets. When government spends this counterfeited money, it creates massive economic disto
Last week, Silicon Valley Bank was shuttered by federal authorities after the bank suffered significant losses selling bonds in order to raise capital.
Shares of European banks plunged on Monday, as yields on European bonds dropped on the implosion of Silicon Valley Bank could force central banks across the Western world to either slow the pace of interest rate hikes or even pivot if more regional b
Yesterday afternoon, after the equity market close, USD Coin (USDC) issuer Circle revealed that $3.3 billion of its $40 billion reserves were tied up in now-failed Silicon Valley Bank (SVB).
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