Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "How Big Banks Stack Up to Silicon Valley Bank - Are Big Unrealized Losses a Risk?" video.

  1. You don't. Put your savings in an index fund
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  2. Allegedly, SVB also hired people based on politics rather than competency. It's said they had an all female sales team.
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  3. Greedy? Zero sum games are a sign of greed, not long term investment.
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  4. Let's eat, Richard. Saved by a comma...
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  5. The only things marked as risk free is government bonds and cash.
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  6. Profits on loans will go up, though. There will be a bank, even if there are fewer bankers.
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  7. Just google it. Publicly traded companies are required to make their books public.
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  8. Because you're a liar
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  9. Really depends if they correctly hedged. But obviously the situation favored big banks with dedicated risk management teams and near zero sector risk.
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  10. Vhut? Getting that label means you're forced to follow the strictest possible standards. It's near impossible to meat the Fed's standards for a GSIB
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