.The failure of Silicon Valley Bank has torn into global markets, with investors ripping up their forecasts for further rises in interest rates and dumping bank stocks around the world. I'm at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my dipping 200k stocck portfolio, what’s the best way to take advantage of this bear market?.
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The world has gone mad. It might not have any impact. The home prices are up 40% in the past two years. The interest rates are up 100% in the past one year . Our salaries have gone up 3-5 %. Yet everyone sits as if everything is normal
SVB is a private enterprise which mismanaged its risk. The impact is finite, no government bailout needed despite the tears shed. The real contagion of moral hazard, where every incompetent company management expects to be bailed out, has yet to be triggered.
It depends. While it's isolated, it's used exclusively by startups and companies that were once startups, which are... A lot of companies. The government will have to weigh its options
@clot shots this is not at all like 2008, but exactly like 2001. banks in silicon valley having problems as they were linked with tech. Benefited the larger banks and even created a bull market in european banks as the bulk of their customers is old economy, short duration and far more diversified in assets/ liabilities... boring became sexy again and while nasdaq fell 80pct and specialized banks went under, EU banks went up. Not at all the same as 2008 which was a time where large banks were the problem as they had far less capital constraints. Funny thought: in the US the least valued of the large bank is Citi as ROE is low... but just like EU banks it trades at a massive discount to tangible book... and yet out of all US large banks it is the safest due to the diversity of its income (products, geography, industries)... lower ROE simply because it is more boring, went from one extreme to the other after 2008
I was trying to buy SIVB stock at $185 in premarket, but there was no liquidity. Thank God. The stock went down to $40 before market opened and NYSE would not let anyone even trade it at all.
If I wasn't such a cynic, I would be screaming did they not learn anything from 2008? But as a cynic, I can't help but laugh at history repeating itself in the name of greed.
No bail outs. Let them fail. Let the debt fiends burn. Bad debt must fail across the entire system. Housing prices must correct 40-50%. Order must be restored.
Don’t be mad you couldn’t afford to buy a home. Instead of asking for fellow Americans to get hurt why not push to hurt China who is the one that started all this by releasing the corona virus
for the largest 10 banks: it aint a problem, just like in Europe they are forced to report the paper losses and they aint that great as their assets duration matches the liabilities= far more diversity in client profiles = far more diversity in maturities. SVB saw deposits and business explode just when the tech bubble exploded in 2020... concentration risk. this is not at all like 2008, but exactly like 2001. banks in silicon valley having problems as they were linked with tech. Benefited the larger banks and even created a bull market in european banks as the bulk of their customers is old economy, short duration and far more diversified in assets/ liabilities... boring became sexy again and while nasdaq fell 80pct and specialized banks went under, EU banks went up. Not at all the same as 2008 which was a time where large banks were the problem as they had far less capital constraints. Funny thought: in the US the least valued of the large bank is Citi as ROE is low... but just like EU banks it trades at a massive discount to tangible book... and yet out of all US large banks it is the safest due to the diversity of its income (products, geography, industries)... lower ROE simply because it is more boring, went from one extreme to the other after 2008
This evening the fed is meeting and I would say we will see another bank buy out SVC and that will be part of the announcement tonight ,then that will help tomorrow to calm the stock market and the banking sector so there isn't a run on more banks, the CBDC people have mentioned isn't a option at this time, because they need to set up a system using it and it's still in the planning stages ,we may see some trial runs by the end of the year, but it's not a option currently
This is not over, we may see a ripple effect to that. Banks system obviously flawed, and so is the Monitory policy of the Federal government. They know how much it’s unfair to regular folks to jack interests rates without our consent, increasing interest rates on everyone is ridiculous, it has to be adjusted based on income.
Notice how the Federal government didn't prevent this even with all its regulatory power and control over private business. No more control won't prevent this from happening and no the solution is not to give the government more power, that is exactly how monopolies form to begin with thanks to lobbying and the ever increasing power of the government.
They knew this was gunna happen I have a friend who works there and is one of the higher ups and he gave me some insider info of what was happening and that i should get mybfunds out before it happens as it will be anyday which I did immediately and day after i did was when everything was public and started the bank run had my funds wierd to my other bank just in time less than a week before this went down if I hadn't han inside info I would have been out a little over 15million
this is not at all like 2008, but exactly like 2001. banks in silicon valley having problems as they were linked with tech. Benefited the larger banks and even created a bull market in european banks as the bulk of their customers is old economy, short duration and far more diversified in assets/ liabilities... boring became sexy again and while nasdaq fell 80pct and specialized banks went under, EU banks went up. Not at all the same as 2008 which was a time where large banks were the problem as they had far less capital constraints. Funny thought: in the US the least valued of the large bank is Citi as ROE is low... but just like EU banks it trades at a massive discount to tangible book... and yet out of all US large banks it is the safest due to the diversity of its income (products, geography, industries)... lower ROE simply because it is more boring, went from one extreme to the other after 2008
Remember, did you vote for Bailout? The banks already started with 0% interest rate borrowing = Free money. Now, they want more free money from taxes payer.
This reminds me of 2001... banks in silicon valley having problems as they were linked with tech. Benefited the larger banks and even created a bull market in european banks as the bulk of their customers is old economy, short duration and far more diversified in assets/ liabilities... boring became sexy again and while nasdaq fell 90pct and specialized banks went under, EU banks went up. Not at all the same as 2008 which was a time where large banks were the problem as they had far less capital constraints. Funny thought: in the US the least valued of the large bank is Citi as ROE is low... but just like EU banks it trades at a massive discount to tangible book... and yet out of all US large banks it is the safest due to the diversity of its income (products, geography, industries)... lower ROE simply because it is more boring, went from one extreme to the other after 2008
US Federal reserve is indirectly responsible for such collapses with their Continuous QE monetary policy and Sudden Interest rate rise from 0.5% to nearly 5% . This has done a lot of damage to World economy as well
I read somewhere that the Twatter bloke was looking to buy it. Let’s hope the owners of this bank pay out of their bonuses/spare cash to the investors.
What global viewers need to understand about this failure is that it was enabled by the removal of banking regulations that would have prevented this collapse, back in 2018, under the Trump administration. SVB lobbied hard to get those regulations removed. SVB then proceeded to burden itself with a lot of tech start-up loans, at a time when interest rates were low. They also took on a lot of uninsured deposits. In short, the bank incautiously overextended itself, and then interest rates rose, and suddenly their securities were worthless. There seems to be no contagion, and that this problem is contained to SVB alone. There will be no bailout for SVB, and if justice exists, then the CEO and board members for SVB will be held to account, for they surely knew the situation and stuffed their pockets before the collapse.
The FDIC sign reads Each Depositor Insured To "At Least" $250,000 That's different than "Up To" $250,000 Somebody needs to get clarification on that from FDIC. It would appear that people should get more than 250K if they have more than that.
Depends on liquidity of banks liabilities vs. assets. If they have more assets …. then those assets will be liquidated as a percent against all deposits. Hope that helps.
well, the people will always be the ones to pick up the tab in the end. taxes will rise, inflation will rise, ultimately more crime will be born all so a few can enrich themselves scot-free.
the bonds are failing and worth less then what they paid they bought into too many bonds when federal interest were at all time low so when they increased federal interest rates make you wonder how many other banks are in same position and how much did they buy into
Im sorry ive seen this happen enough times in my life now to be able to say the government should be running banks. I dont think banks should be a business people can start, those customers are screwed.
Overblown, do the math. The only impact will be losses to people who didn't account for interest rate risks which they deserve and whatever effects the collective fear of people cause
DO NOT TRIVIALIZE THE IMPACT! Lots of innocent people will be hurt by this failure, with no thanks to lax banking regulations and corporate corruption.
this is not at all like 2008, but exactly like 2001. banks in silicon valley having problems as they were linked with tech. Benefited the larger banks and even created a bull market in european banks as the bulk of their customers is old economy, short duration and far more diversified in assets/ liabilities... boring became sexy again and while nasdaq fell 80pct and specialized banks went under, EU banks went up. Not at all the same as 2008 which was a time where large banks were the problem as they had far less capital constraints. Funny thought: in the US the least valued of the large bank is Citi as ROE is low... but just like EU banks it trades at a massive discount to tangible book... and yet out of all US large banks it is the safest due to the diversity of its income (products, geography, industries)... lower ROE simply because it is more boring, went from one extreme to the other after 2008. Some Regional banks could be at risk if they are too tied to one industry and corporates move their cash to larger more diversified banks
Hinderberg was sleeping or what ? SVB too big for Hinderberg to analyze ? Couldn't short sell SVL ? Lesson for Americans , Audit quality and brain matters , size does not. Adani Auditors may have been small , but have brains.
Hard to believe other banks, government did not know this is coming. Sorry for public that is the last to know and has to live with this mouse and cat show
.The failure of Silicon Valley Bank has torn into global markets, with investors ripping up their forecasts for further rises in interest rates and dumping bank stocks around the world. I'm at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my dipping 200k stocck portfolio, what’s the best way to take advantage of this bear market?.
I agree, having a brokerage advisor for inveesting is genius! Amidst the financial crisis in 2008, I was really having inveesting nightmare prior touching base with a advisor. In a nutshell, i've accrued over $850k with the help of my advisor from an initial $120k investment.
@@adenmall7596I’ve actually been looking into advisors lately, the news I’ve been seeing in the market hasn’t been so encouraging. who’s the person guiding you?
@@kaylawood9053 credits to Eleanor Annette Eckhaus, one of the best portfolio manager;s out there. she;s well known, you should look her up.
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They gave themselves annual bonuses only hours before the FDIC shut them down. Disgusting.
I mean it was the normal bonus time so nothing uncommon, nothing disgusting about it.
@@jimbojimbo6873 Yes, they normally do that during March. Also, I dont think they knew FDIC was coming to shut them down.
Wow
When they sold tons of stock last week, is that normal too lol
No one is above the law... Unless you're a gangster bankster.
The world has gone mad. It might not have any impact.
The home prices are up 40% in the past two years.
The interest rates are up 100% in the past one year .
Our salaries have gone up 3-5 %.
Yet everyone sits as if everything is normal
Yea the native indigenous peoples way of life seems more sustainable
Why am I watching this with $15.78 in my bank account
me too life is good haha looking forward to watching the bloodbath on monday/
My bank here in canada charges about that much in monthly fees.
At least that change is FDIC insured 💀
😂
Not to mention what happens when banks reopen on Monday. The next pandemic of fear could be Bank run panic
ahh dont worry the government will bail out all them and then the executives get big bonus. Classic, the tax payers will pay for their mistakes
Jim Cramer loves that stock 😆🤡🌏
we should start a fund that just buy the opposite of whatever he recommends. Billion Dollar Idea?
@@melnick1985 Inverse Jim Cramer Fund
One of the greats!
@@kennybob3096 I saw that meme too 💀 remember Bear Sterns?
@@kendellfriend5558 Yes, i lost $1,500.00 on Bear Sterns, but i didn't own SVB.
SVB is a private enterprise which mismanaged its risk. The impact is finite, no government bailout needed despite the tears shed. The real contagion of moral hazard, where every incompetent company management expects to be bailed out, has yet to be triggered.
It depends. While it's isolated, it's used exclusively by startups and companies that were once startups, which are... A lot of companies. The government will have to weigh its options
They paid bonuses hours before the Feds came in.
People are gonna get a hard lesson in counter party risk
ITS ALL CONNECTED...
IT ALL COLLAPSES
London and Wall St are going to get their final lesson before we sweep them into the dust bin of history.
Not with the government bailing them out. These banks didn't learn anything from 2008
@clot shots this is not at all like 2008, but exactly like 2001. banks in silicon valley having problems as they were linked with tech. Benefited the larger banks and even created a bull market in european banks as the bulk of their customers is old economy, short duration and far more diversified in assets/ liabilities... boring became sexy again and while nasdaq fell 80pct and specialized banks went under, EU banks went up. Not at all the same as 2008 which was a time where large banks were the problem as they had far less capital constraints. Funny thought: in the US the least valued of the large bank is Citi as ROE is low... but just like EU banks it trades at a massive discount to tangible book... and yet out of all US large banks it is the safest due to the diversity of its income (products, geography, industries)... lower ROE simply because it is more boring, went from one extreme to the other after 2008
@@dnap1991 👈PROPAGANDIST
greed and mindless consumerism is a fragile ground !
That does it! I'm gonna go down to my bank 🏦 branch Monday morning and pull-out my life savings of $200 and put it under the mattress 🛏
I was trying to buy SIVB stock at $185 in premarket, but there was no liquidity. Thank God. The stock went down to $40 before market opened and NYSE would not let anyone even trade it at all.
Just proves you didn't know what the hell you were doing...
@@evalangley3985 I'm stupid for trying to buy some stock that went down, hoping it would go up?
If I wasn't such a cynic, I would be screaming did they not learn anything from 2008? But as a cynic, I can't help but laugh at history repeating itself in the name of greed.
Grandma Yellen says there won't be any bailouts because of reforms. That's because there will be bail-ins.
No bail outs. Let them fail. Let the debt fiends burn. Bad debt must fail across the entire system. Housing prices must correct 40-50%. Order must be restored.
Don’t be mad you couldn’t afford to buy a home. Instead of asking for fellow Americans to get hurt why not push to hurt China who is the one that started all this by releasing the corona virus
Many people who are millionaires are not gonna be happy with only 250k insurance
Bank run contagion starting monday.
Yup, get the popcorn! $hits about to get real.
ALREADY WELL UNDERWAY
No it won't.
@@drumyogi9281 We gonna see Monday morning. I will be the first in line at my bank.
@@LaRoucheisright sneak peek when over seas markets open.
Another bank bailout while student loan forgiveness is rejected.
Many Banks sitting on huge paper loss......domino effect coming. Be careful and park your money in a safe place...
for the largest 10 banks: it aint a problem, just like in Europe they are forced to report the paper losses and they aint that great as their assets duration matches the liabilities= far more diversity in client profiles = far more diversity in maturities. SVB saw deposits and business explode just when the tech bubble exploded in 2020... concentration risk. this is not at all like 2008, but exactly like 2001. banks in silicon valley having problems as they were linked with tech. Benefited the larger banks and even created a bull market in european banks as the bulk of their customers is old economy, short duration and far more diversified in assets/ liabilities... boring became sexy again and while nasdaq fell 80pct and specialized banks went under, EU banks went up. Not at all the same as 2008 which was a time where large banks were the problem as they had far less capital constraints. Funny thought: in the US the least valued of the large bank is Citi as ROE is low... but just like EU banks it trades at a massive discount to tangible book... and yet out of all US large banks it is the safest due to the diversity of its income (products, geography, industries)... lower ROE simply because it is more boring, went from one extreme to the other after 2008
@@dnap1991 you're assuming a degree of honesty here. we're talking about Banks...
Airbnb have deposits in SVB.
🤣
SJIM ETF(inverse Jim Cramer) is gonna go up big.
Jim Cramer is going to Hell.
Nothing will happen...usually banks and other businesses go bk
Take your money out of the banks while you still can ….before you lose everything
My bank account went to this mark - last night. Not even a zero
This evening the fed is meeting and I would say we will see another bank buy out SVC and that will be part of the announcement tonight ,then that will help tomorrow to calm the stock market and the banking sector so there isn't a run on more banks, the CBDC people have mentioned isn't a option at this time, because they need to set up a system using it and it's still in the planning stages ,we may see some trial runs by the end of the year, but it's not a option currently
Effect on broader markets will be 0.
This is not over, we may see a ripple effect to that. Banks system obviously flawed, and so is the Monitory policy of the Federal government. They know how much it’s unfair to regular folks to jack interests rates without our consent, increasing interest rates on everyone is ridiculous, it has to be adjusted based on income.
The people I saw at the podium really set my mind at ease.
🤣
Why did you point it out?
Take your money out of the banks before it's too late.
my $23.52 will be insured im not worried
I wonder what Hindenberg was doing when all this was unfolding.
Good question!
Notice how the Federal government didn't prevent this even with all its regulatory power and control over private business.
No more control won't prevent this from happening and no the solution is not to give the government more power, that is exactly how monopolies form to begin with thanks to lobbying and the ever increasing power of the government.
The dam has a huge crack in it now!
They knew this was gunna happen I have a friend who works there and is one of the higher ups and he gave me some insider info of what was happening and that i should get mybfunds out before it happens as it will be anyday which I did immediately and day after i did was when everything was public and started the bank run had my funds wierd to my other bank just in time less than a week before this went down if I hadn't han inside info I would have been out a little over 15million
The great financial MELTDOWN coming ?
👉 HERE 👈
this is not at all like 2008, but exactly like 2001. banks in silicon valley having problems as they were linked with tech. Benefited the larger banks and even created a bull market in european banks as the bulk of their customers is old economy, short duration and far more diversified in assets/ liabilities... boring became sexy again and while nasdaq fell 80pct and specialized banks went under, EU banks went up. Not at all the same as 2008 which was a time where large banks were the problem as they had far less capital constraints. Funny thought: in the US the least valued of the large bank is Citi as ROE is low... but just like EU banks it trades at a massive discount to tangible book... and yet out of all US large banks it is the safest due to the diversity of its income (products, geography, industries)... lower ROE simply because it is more boring, went from one extreme to the other after 2008
Awesomeness, puff puff pass 😎
Remember, did you vote for Bailout? The banks already started with 0% interest rate borrowing = Free money. Now, they want more free money from taxes payer.
Time for another bail out. History repeats.
Canada has bail ins so I hope this doesn’t hit Canada
" BAIL INS "
THE BANK CONFISCATES
( THEIR MONEY )
@@MrLonerforlife
FASCISM IS AWFUL
Everyone should take 10% of their savings out of bank on Monday. If nothing happens, put it back in a month from now.
This reminds me of 2001... banks in silicon valley having problems as they were linked with tech. Benefited the larger banks and even created a bull market in european banks as the bulk of their customers is old economy, short duration and far more diversified in assets/ liabilities... boring became sexy again and while nasdaq fell 90pct and specialized banks went under, EU banks went up. Not at all the same as 2008 which was a time where large banks were the problem as they had far less capital constraints. Funny thought: in the US the least valued of the large bank is Citi as ROE is low... but just like EU banks it trades at a massive discount to tangible book... and yet out of all US large banks it is the safest due to the diversity of its income (products, geography, industries)... lower ROE simply because it is more boring, went from one extreme to the other after 2008
And then they say the poor is poor and uneducated for not being part of the game 😢
This is horrible
anyone with lower cash then 250k will get their money. it is a rich peoples problem and they want to make it a taxpayer problem...
And unfortunately they’ll likely succeed in making it a tax payer problem like last time.
US Federal reserve is indirectly responsible for such collapses with their Continuous QE monetary policy and Sudden Interest rate rise from 0.5% to nearly 5% . This has done a lot of damage to World economy as well
In the US I thought they stress tested all banks? Did they include these two failured banks SVB & Silvergate?
That’s only for the top 10 banks I believe
This should be a good test for the "bail-in".
This casino economy is revealing weaknesses.
Couldn't happen to a better bunch of people...karma is coming too roost for the blue left.
I read somewhere that the Twatter bloke was looking to buy it. Let’s hope the owners of this bank pay out of their bonuses/spare cash to the investors.
@Helen Pauls oh, of course...those bonus' and dividends come first, way before the depositors.
@@helenpauls1496
You need to catch up
@@SMichaelDeHart this will spread across America; we all live in the same country
NO JOBS / NO VACANCIES AT ALL IN SVB.
What global viewers need to understand about this failure is that it was enabled by the removal of banking regulations that would have prevented this collapse, back in 2018, under the Trump administration. SVB lobbied hard to get those regulations removed. SVB then proceeded to burden itself with a lot of tech start-up loans, at a time when interest rates were low. They also took on a lot of uninsured deposits. In short, the bank incautiously overextended itself, and then interest rates rose, and suddenly their securities were worthless. There seems to be no contagion, and that this problem is contained to SVB alone. There will be no bailout for SVB, and if justice exists, then the CEO and board members for SVB will be held to account, for they surely knew the situation and stuffed their pockets before the collapse.
Let it all burn 🔥 !!!!
Canadian main banks make billions every year even the past three years.
No bailout please. Don't mess up the risk and reward theory.
The FDIC sign reads Each Depositor Insured To "At Least" $250,000
That's different than "Up To" $250,000
Somebody needs to get clarification on that from FDIC. It would appear that people should get more than 250K if they have more than that.
Depends on liquidity of banks liabilities vs. assets. If they have more assets …. then those assets will be liquidated as a percent against all deposits. Hope that helps.
That’s not what I’m the sign reads.
It says up to $250k NOT “at least”
@@Realsesar
Look up FDIC sign and hit the images tab.
well, the people will always be the ones to pick up the tab in the end.
taxes will rise, inflation will rise, ultimately more crime will be born all so a few can enrich themselves scot-free.
This time there’s no Saudi and china to the rescue
The risky startup friendly bank folds. Who couldn't see that coming? Subprime loans are named appropriately.
Where’s the FED before this happened?
No impact. Job report for Feb. 2023 looks to offset the negative outcomes.
the bonds are failing and worth less then what they paid they bought into too many bonds when federal interest were at all time low so when they increased federal interest rates make you wonder how many other banks are in same position and how much did they buy into
Im sorry ive seen this happen enough times in my life now to be able to say the government should be running banks. I dont think banks should be a business people can start, those customers are screwed.
The bank that specialized in tech start-ups and dealt in crypto coins ended up being poorly managed and went under? I am shocked I tell you, shocked.
“Lucy, ya got some ‘splainin to do!”
SYSTEMIC COLLAPSE
( DOMINOES )
More where that came from
Bank runs. People don't want corruption holding their money.
Get out now.
TOO LATE
" BAIL INS "
FASCISM IS HORRIFIC
This is just the beginning
Everyone is going broke. Finally we will have equality 😱😭🤣🔥🔥🔥💯
Not good!(
Run Forrest Run!!!!
"What do you mean the bank is out of money?"
All banks are out of money all the time. You just need a good rumor to prove it.
*Everything got**1:28**Heist*
*-Please restart*
We are about to have another 2008. Liquidate and hunker down.
Maybe they should take some personal responsibility, make coffee at home, stop buying avocado toast, and maybe start a side hustle.
Here we go again.
Puts 9:30am
Fed gonna pause interest rate hike yes?
Waw its funny the government steps in but as soon as dome dude invent in gamestop the gove is like what a minute someone ain't right
GME - if you know , you know.
Any bank collapse that leads to some spoiled brat techie going broke is a good day in my books.
Overblown, do the math. The only impact will be losses to people who didn't account for interest rate risks which they deserve and whatever effects the collective fear of people cause
DO NOT TRIVIALIZE THE IMPACT! Lots of innocent people will be hurt by this failure, with no thanks to lax banking regulations and corporate corruption.
100000 LAYOFFS IS NOTHING, I WANT MORE.
Lehman Brothers 2.0
this is not at all like 2008, but exactly like 2001. banks in silicon valley having problems as they were linked with tech. Benefited the larger banks and even created a bull market in european banks as the bulk of their customers is old economy, short duration and far more diversified in assets/ liabilities... boring became sexy again and while nasdaq fell 80pct and specialized banks went under, EU banks went up. Not at all the same as 2008 which was a time where large banks were the problem as they had far less capital constraints. Funny thought: in the US the least valued of the large bank is Citi as ROE is low... but just like EU banks it trades at a massive discount to tangible book... and yet out of all US large banks it is the safest due to the diversity of its income (products, geography, industries)... lower ROE simply because it is more boring, went from one extreme to the other after 2008. Some Regional banks could be at risk if they are too tied to one industry and corporates move their cash to larger more diversified banks
@MANUEL
FAR WORSE
This is all the start of cbdc currency
Cbdc Time
Hinderberg was sleeping or what ? SVB too big for Hinderberg to analyze ? Couldn't short sell SVL ? Lesson for Americans , Audit quality and brain matters , size does not. Adani Auditors may have been small , but have brains.
Not to worry, taxpayers money will be used to bailout the billionaires.
Run for the hills
Hard to believe other banks, government did not know this is coming. Sorry for public that is the last to know and has to live with this mouse and cat show
WEF is celebrating
NEVER put your money in a publicly traded bank. Always go with a private one.
STOCKS WILL CRASH IF NOT NOW THAN SOON WHEN RECESSION STARTS SHOWING ITS SIGNS - STOCK ALWAYS CRASH IN ADVANCE, ALWAYS ANTICIPATING
It was a crypto bank. Is anyone surprised?
Besides its assets and liabilities, the bank listed it pronouns as Woke, Broke and Gone.
Dream on, loser. Trump, the traitor, got rid of Dodd-Frank in 2018. This has nothing to do with your imaginary culture wars.
@@reynoldsmathey Apparently not imaginary, as Trump is still living rent free in your plenty of space available cranium.
More buying opportunities for the wealthy……don’t sell and just hold on
Are Ukrainians worried 😆
SMH 🤦🏻♂️ uh!!!!!! Puppet eye Den
Go woke go broke.
It was hyper woke...and now, it's hyper broke.
People shouldn't panic, but if there is going to be any change to the financial system, people should panic, especially if they have nothing to lose.
😢😢
Monday, the super rich will be moving their money.
They did it on Friday
Roku puts