Comments by "" (@thomasherrin6798) on "Patrick Boyle" channel.

  1. ​ monipenny408 China was poor before the UK took over sparsely populated Hong Kong (....and handed it back as a thriving financial centre). China and the UK had a few set too's where around 4,000 died, not a real "war", the UK never took over mainland China but set up favoured nation status for trade on its terms admittedly, the opium wars was a misguided scheme but the trade was legal at that time for the UK, the fentanyl exports by China to the US today is sort of similar if you want a comparison. The UK and Later Europe developed the sea ports used mainly by China today, so it wasn't all bad and China's economy cannot be blamed solely on the UK it was a failing dynasties at the time from 1600's, the minor opium wars, the larger Boxer Rebellion where everybody seemed to get involved, the Chinese warlord Revolution, the Chinese Civil Revolution, and Mao's great leap forward was most probably the biggest downfall, but hey we have big shoulders we get blamed for everything!?!
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  2. ​ @nmccw3245 The Credit Suisse Toblerone is a special 12 sided one to celebrate the number of scandals they have been involved in, tear escapes from eye, the end of an era😢😂!?!
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  3. Not many, he's like a rake!?!
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  4. 60% haircut, 💈 sorry!?!
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  5. COVID is an unfortunate but temporary problem, China has more systemic problems as Patrick highlighted which is proving to be more permanent, the non productive debt problem is the biggest crisis!?!
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  6. It's not a bailout, it's a bailin, it's all Swiss!?!
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  7. ​ @mastercommander4535  As a bond holder you should have known better, you most probably bought cheap after numerous scandals and expect all problems to disappear overnight and go into profitability, your only redress is that shareholders did get some relief when they should have also had nothing, Patrick already warned everyone several times over!?!
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  8. By not paying the AT1's it is not a bailout, but by giving the Shareholders a 60% 💈, it is a bailout, they have also guaranteed 10 billion or so in loans to UBS but that seems a good trade off compared to continued support for Credit Suisse which would have been more costly with any further delays, so it's the shareholder issue that's the problem!?!
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  9. Sounds like a U.S. version of the C.C.P.!?!
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  10.  @sarthakmunda3914  Stating Harry Potter is a children's book is not his greatest withering latitude, it's the way he was observed in his local library that caused the greatest controversy, whilst nonchantley traversing the book Isles in a carefree manner and then to the librarians abject horror, wistfully placing "Spare" in the Fiction section, you couldn't hear a pin drop!?!
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  11. Yes the Yale university one is available free online, not sure of the other report but hopefully yes as well!?!
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  12. ​ @slorgdulschmodus  You must be full of human kindness, well full of "something" anyway!?!
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  13. ​ @Triple_J.1  They can if he did it badly!?!
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  14. ​ @CjqNslXUcM  The Euro "rules" generally follows close fiscal control associated with .....erm.....Germany, ask Greece!?!
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  15.  @CBruceNL  He gets the comedy from his "brother" Frankie!?!
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  16. They are the equivalent of the banking punch bag!?!
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  17. Apple will have battles as it is a closed ecosystem and the competition will point out why are they subject to Rules that Apple are not, regardless of their tie up with Goldman Sachs, if it walks like a duck and Squwaks like a duck, it's a 🦆!?!
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  18. ​ @milootje007  Banks offer their depositer's a guaranteed insurance, you just have to ensure you have enough accounts to cover your money!?!
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  19. Well if it's in the newly acquired HSBC arm of the Bank no problem, otherwise...........!?!
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  20. Will next weeks video be China's fall!?!
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  21. Credit Suisse is a female product recommendation influencer where have you been!?!
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  22. Both Brazil and Argentina can have successful economies, but only if they weren't run by their current elite, corruption is the biggest problem!?!
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  23. It appears that some large companies can't be bothered to structure their finances, it interferes with their leisure pursuits or such like, the Roku fiasco was particularly damning, it would seem inconceivable but it happens too many times!?!
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  24. Coldplay for me, being's I'm an old geezer guvnor, so I wouldn't need a bleeding school day off, I've got the whole year off being a boomer, read and weep!?!
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  25. Rowing a sinking boat without a paddle!?!
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  26. ​ @MrScrofulous  Apple products are always at a premium, but a majority of their customers (Like Tesla) are avid users of their devices, because they are familiar to them or whatever, they are not technically the best phone but have a reasonable ecosystem and software update regime (To an extent) that also comes at the higher end of the price range. It should be noted however that Android currently has 71.65% of the Global Market and Apple has 27.71% of the Global Market, I do not foresee a big rush of Android users paying a massive premium to get 4% odd of interest when they could most probably get it from elsewhere without having to buy a new Apple phone, and Android does a reasonable version of multitasking (Not just multiple screens) which Apple doesn't do so well in!?!
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  27. Not with their sister company credit Sluice!?!
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  28. The money disappeared as if by magic, the Bermuda Regulatory Authority is looking for Harry Potter, apparently!?!
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  29. ​ @suffern63  Patrick's channel might be from the Tower next!?!
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  30. Down payment on anticipated "massive" future profits or any other excuse that they can get away with!?!
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  31. .....Mainland Europeans signal their "discontent", the UK just thinks the US is slightly wandering off the path with gun control and medical care etc., but you should have a thicker skin, the Chinese and Russians "really" hate you and that is where the danger is!?!
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  32. It appears that the underlying problem is the unregulated crypto market is bleeding red into the regulated but on the gateway between the two sectors banking market. Involvement with Crypto seems to encourage risk abandonment at a high degree which the regulators need to address, they need to either outlaw crypto or regulate it. The regulators in the US also seem unable to orderly control the bank's which have assets but in the wrong ratio from having these "runs", their job is to avoid it if at all possible, banks should be able to swap bonds to a central scheme for a fixed sum to enable it to access the liquidity of that sum on a bank by bank basis, rather than take big hits on the open market causing bank runs, bank runs are not good for business, the management of the bank requiring this type of liquidity should also come under close scrutiny as part of the scheme. I.E. try not to let the banks fail, it does no one any favours, it is a little like the Wild West days, better alternatives are available, please take them!?!
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  33. China will collapse, but slowly, like a slow puncture as the C.C.P. uses the Chinese people's money to avoid a blowout!
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  34. How many Toblerone's are that equivalent to!?!
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  35. He is the perfect model for huel!?!
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  36. TAX
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  37.  @charlesscott4722  I think money and Macro estimated it to be currently at 40% not 60% - The original author said 60%, I also think that they alluded to checking other figures for comparison of their data, not just the lights being on, it proves that the C.C.P. figures must all be treated with extreme caution as they are not independently verified!?!
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  38.  @deezeed2817  Due to stupidity by Europe's reliance on Russian Energy this has created a temporary schism in Europe's energy market, once this has been circumvented that schism will no longer exist ( most probably by the end of 2024 but improving steadily until then). It means that Europe had to find 40 odd % of its energy elsewhere and initially at great cost and reducing as longer alternative energy sources are found, however in the long term it will cost more but be manageable. However Russia is left with 80% of its energy supplies to go to new markets, with not much capital to pay for infrastructure developments to transport this energy while it is funding a war, so when all the sanctions are in place at the spring of 2023 expect all Russia's wheels to grind inextricably to a halt!?!
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  39. My next mega project is a virtual cryptocurrency exchange combined with a gaming franchise hosted on quantum computers based on a remote island I bought and renamed "Bikini Fiasco" , it has no regulations so you won't have to worry about red tape whatever country you're from, you can get products from any internet retailer, including banana's with toffees ("toffeban"). The biggest upsides are you can play league of legends tomorrow for yesterday because it's on a Quantum Computer, and it ticks all the boxes because it's non binary!?!
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  40. .....because that's how much was available in the slush fund at the time!?!
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  41. "Bric(k)s" is K for Kazakhstan the sanctions agent for Russia!?!
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  42. ​ @TheModdedwarfare3  Something like that, in the UK people on benefits are castigated for taking a few groats out of the system illegally (Obviously they should be punished for fraud but sometimes the rhetoric is off the scale) and then you get banker's who take billions out of the system in a manner that should be punishable as illegal, the lawyers move in and justice moves out, they get a luxury home and all the trimmings and hundreds of thousands of people's lives and businessess are put through the wringer, it has been beyond unfair for far to long!?!
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  43. ​ @malakaichanel3321  They are a partial gateway between unregulated crypto and regulated banks, similar to the other two banks that have gone bust, obviously familiarity breeds contempt (Of the regulations), crypto should be regulated or banned, the latter hopefully!?!
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  44. Crypto Kaput!?!
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  45. ​ @PapaCharlie9  The Irish are Ex-British, it's similar in Australia, New Zealand, Canadian humour would be the same but they are brought down a bit by the dour French who find wretchedness as a way of well being, bless them!?!
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  46. It's too shallow!?!
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  47. .........bad banks surely!?!
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  48. Lose dominance to the East, obviously you have not kept in touch, China will have 57 Trillion USD total debt (300% to GDP) by year end and the CCP has recently eaten the banking regulatory industry whole and controls the entire banking system (Credit Suisse has a monster rival), Japan's total debt is 9.8 Trillion USD (263% to GDP), they are hardly inspiring financial security!?!
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  49. ​ @t.m.2415  Not to Autocrats!?!
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  50. ​ @aaronhpa  Not when communists are buying it, spot the conundrum!?!
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