The Major Banks Are In Big Trouble – DERIVATIVES.

RankDerivativesBank Name
1$53,221,165,000,000Goldman Sachs Bank USA
2$50,031,374,000,000JPMorgan Chase Bank
3$47,243,934,000,000Citibank
https://www.usbanklocations.com/bank-rank/derivatives.html

The top three mega banks in the United States have over $150 Trillion in derivatives. What is a derivative? A derivative is a “side-bet”. Basically a derivative is a financial instrument that derives its value from something else. In other words, it has no actual value of its own. Banks can have side bets of side bets of side bets. THIS is what nearly collapsed the economy in 2008, and now it’s a thousand times worse. THIS is why they had to pass the debt-ceiling bill. If they didn’t, it’s likely that the entire banking system would have collapsed. Eventually it will anyway, and you will want to have tools of production and tangible assets, as your fiat federal reserve notes will be worthless.

I strongly suggest watching the video above.

    
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grif
grif
1 year ago

We see deflation coming by Q1’24 with subsequent policy response by Fed of more QE and talk of Central Bank Digital currency. More bankruptcies and bank failures ahead.
https://twitter.com/DowdEdward/status/1664053679622881280?s=20
Bank Bailout Facility Usage Hits New Record High As Money-Market Fund Inflows Soared Again Last Week
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/bank-bailout-facility-usage-hits-new-record-high-money-market-fund-inflows-soared-again-0

Last edited 1 year ago by grif
60GigaHertz
60GigaHertz
1 year ago
Reply to  grif

There won’t be talk of CBDC. They are going to do it by 2025.

The BIS announced the Going Direct Reset in 08/2019, just before it’s global C19 scamdemic, which it refers to in it’s planning documents as a population “softener.”  

For an easy to understand description of how the GDR will restructure our financial system (and economy), go to:

  Best Evidence w/John Titus: Larry & Carsten’s Excellent Pandemic

   

A Digital Prison Is Being Built Around You Right Now

https://banned.video/watch?id=63ac5d2f779ce2077276bb66

424,483 views // Dec 28, 2022

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In Europe, the European Banks are planning to steal citizens’s accounts during the upcoming financial collapse.

$$ European Central Bank Preparing for Bail Ins & Banking Collapse

https://banned.video/watch?id=63de5210f246b125ed51d82f

275,802 views // Feb 4, 2023

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In the USA the FDIC is articulating that Bail Ins are inevitable and that people should not be told to prevent a Bank Run 

$$ The Big Banks and the IMF Plan on Stealing Your Money

https://banned.video/watch?id=63cc1fd85b6e011d0c40ab01

673,225 views // Jan 21, 2023

grif
grif
1 year ago

BIS Warns Of 2023 Black Swan -- A Derivatives Time Bomb

60GigaHertz
60GigaHertz
1 year ago

The Looming Quadrillion Dollar Derivatives Tsunami -- “Financial Weapons of Mass Destruction”
By Ellen Brown // Global Research, March 13, 2023
Original Source: ScheerPost 12 March 2023
On Friday, March 10, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) collapsed and was taken over by federal regulators. SVB was the 16th largest bank in the country and its bankruptcy was the second largest in U.S. history, following Washington Mutual in 2008. Despite its size, SVB was not a “systemically important financial institution” (SIFI) as defined in the Dodd-Frank Act, which requires insolvent SIFIs to “bail in” the money of their creditors to recapitalize themselves.
[Compiler’s Note: Every article I have found up to now (03/14/23), clearly stated that “Bail-Ins” were done at SVB for account balances over $250,000. These depositor’s experienced the US government, as represented by un-elected banking industry management groups, stealing the money from their accounts to financially support mis-managed, over-leveraged and over-consolidated banks that should, under normal capitalist circumstances – simply be allowed to fail with the FDIC making depositors under $250,000 whole].
Technically, the cutoff for SIFIs is $250 billion in assets. However, the reason they are called “systemically important” is not their asset size but the fact that their failure could bring down the whole financial system.
[Compiler’s Note: It could be argued that no bank should ever be permitted to grow or consolidate itself to a size that would cause it to become a “SIFI.” Isn’t that why we had the Glass Steagall Act – to keep main street’s commercial bank account’s separate from the gangsters operating the utterly corrupt, opaque, automated e-trading, dark pool-ridden stock exchanges? Isn’t that what the financial industry regulators are supposed to protect us from? Good people at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission have tried for almost 20 years to regulate the derivatives market… but the central bank cartel at the not-so-federal Researve Bank and their cronies have stopped them every time. Two faced Warren Buffet made his quote about derivatives being “financial weapons of mass destruction” and they proceeded to by $62 Billion dollars worth. [Kind of like Elon Musk’s noble statements about censorship and our impending implosion -- while he bakes and kills the planet with electromagnetic energy from his 12,000 “5G” satellite constellations installed between 2020 and 2023].
That designation comes chiefly from their exposure to derivatives, the global casino that is so highly interconnected that it is a “house of cards.” Pull out one card and the whole house collapses. SVB held $27.7 billion in derivatives, no small sum, but it is only 0.05% of the $55,387 billion ($55.387 trillion) held by JPMorgan, the largest U.S. derivatives bank.
SVB could be the canary in the coal mine foreshadowing the fate of other over-extended banks, but its collapse is not the sort of “systemic risk” predicted to trigger “contagion.” As reported by CNN:
“Despite initial panic on Wall Street, analysts said SVB’s collapse is unlikely to set off the kind of domino effect that gripped the banking industry during the financial crisis. ‘The system is as well-capitalized and liquid as it has ever been,’ Moody’s chief economist Mark Zandi said. ‘The banks that are now in trouble are much too small to be a meaningful threat to the broader system.’

Brewer55
Brewer55
1 year ago

For what it’s worth, and as information, Gregory Manerino is a 32 degree freemason.

Jane
Jane
1 year ago

It’s over. America dead as a door nail. Trillions and trillions…Congress needs to be eradicated ASAP.

Paraclete
Paraclete
1 year ago

Martin Armstrong has mentioned many times, watch the derivatives…they’re the “tell” to watch for.

Michael
Michael
1 year ago

Create a problem Lax Banking laws, feed the problem with “Free Money and Fed Backstops so the Banks don’t suffer”, announce the problem as an EMERGENCY (coming soon, I promise, as Election years nearby) and

OFFER THE Solution. Central Bank E-dollars (or similar).

The offer of “Safety” to the scared sheeple (As the Stock market swings Wildly, and crashes, banks freeze up and Credit Cards stop working reliably) ensures they will VOTE THEMSELVES into a Chinese style Social Score CASH BANNED (or as in China smothered as dirty and illegal to use)

And the Electronic Cage is complete. They will know everything about what you spend money on. They can freeze your accounts for “suspicious activities”, they can tell you what you can and CANNOT Buy.

Let alone the Mark of the Beast aspect. Stalin would have been amazed.

Can you trust your family not to sell you out? As in Uncle Tommy is a weird dude or my mommy will not let me do pot so..

Got trusted friends and enough stored away that you’ll be able to weather some rough times? Forget cash, stuff in hand.

Lawnmore
Lawnmore
1 year ago

The bankers don’t care what I think at all and I can’t change any thing going on, but I can keep any assets in real things and don’t really concern my self with what they do! However I still keep my 1932, 50,000,000 Weimar Republic DM single bill, my inheritance, framed and on the wall as a reminder not to trust paper money!