Comments by "Grey Matters" (@o0GrayMatters0o) on "SVB Collapse: What's Next?" video.

  1. they always go down on a friday, it's not coincidental, it's obvious now, how are you not all catching on yet?
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  2.  @derekcrismier1725  you mean the bailout!?
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  3.  @bigpicturethinking5620  a bailout happens, thats what
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  4. yeah, the spark that lit the Fed to do a 25Billion dollar bailout
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  5. the bailout ripple effect?
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  6. it doesn't matter if they were or not, they get bailed out anyway
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  7.  @usa91191  or not
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  8. buys them time to divvie up the assets... or in this case, call the Fed for a bailout
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  9.  @goof260  the news agencies and "journalists" are paid to peddle how "fast" this all transpired "in the last 48 hours" when in reality the CEO sold millions of dollars of shares a couple weeks ago. They do it on Fridays to buy some space and time from the impact of the repercussions while they figure out who gets the $ from the sale of the assets over the weekend. By Monday a lot of people get poor and a small handful get their money back, unless they bail the bank out in which case the poor tax payer gets poorer and the rich tax cheats get richer. Privatize profits, socialize losses. I'm growing bored of the explanation every time. I can also provide a link for you if you want to show you how voting really doesn't matter either.
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  10.  @goof260  it's less than monopoly money, it's digits on a screen, nothing more. stocks, bonds, certificates, securities, ira's, 401k's, pensions, savings, etc, etc. It's all just fluffy farts. the trick is to acquire as many hard assets before the trick is revealed. then millions of people will be vying for that one chair when the music stops. we're on the road to a digital currency, whether it's backed by a social credit score or not. they're just buying as much time as they can before the inevitable. first their gonna let inflation make a few million more impoverished people out of the upper and middle class, then they'll finally make the call. a couple more little fish must be gobbled up, then the big fishies can rewrite the rules. wake me when this gets lets obvious and monotonous. my guess is theyre gonna let the little fishies suffer through 2023 first though. no rush.
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  11.  @joetheox1202  both of those banks stayed mum on friday, bear sold out to jp morgan on a sunday in march and lehman bros made the mistake of waiting till markets opened on monday sept 15 to face the music. from that bankers learned that going out on a friday is best so assets can be sold and divvied up over the weekend between pals while the markets were closed to the public so they could avoid having to come up with bs reasons to leave the public out of their dealings. closing on a friday buys them a couple days to clean hou$e. first republic or whoever else is next stayed mum but we'll see what happens tomorrow. failing on a monday only means not enough people were privvy on friday so insiders can dump on 1st thing monday. it complicates things because then the public is at your throat while you try to sell off hard assets and divvy up the dough. closing on a friday is the least stressful and messy for affiliates.
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  12.  @goof260  they just got bailed out
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  13.  @joetheox1202  smart move closing on Friday since it bought them time to get bailed out before Monday morning. Fed just approved 25 BILLION bailout 3/12/23
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  14.  @Questchaun  or it's not and they're gonna get bailed out ;)
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  15. you mean more bailouts?
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