DOW JONES WKN: CG3AA2 ISIN: US2605661048 Forum: Indizes Thema: Hauptdiskussion

World's Oldest Central Bank Seeking $7 Billion Bailout After Massive Bond Losses ...the Fed operating loss is now $111 billion and rising ... while the cumulative MTM loss on its multi-trillion bond and MBS portfolio is now a staggering, hold on to your hats, $1+ trillion https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/worlds-oldest-central-bank-seeking-7-billion-bailout-after-massive-bond-losses

Bank run: Fed Admits Banks Suffered Massive Deposit Outflows Last Week. Total bank deposits - on a seasonally-adjusted basis - crashed by a massive $83.7BN last week (the biggest outflows since SVB) https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/fed-admits-banks-suffered-massive-deposit-outflow-last-week

Es kommt Sturm auf: The clouds hanging over securities lending in recent months have been fairly threatening. Can CCPs provide a port in a storm for securities lending? https://www.risk.net/risk-management/7958077/can-ccps-provide-a-port-in-a-storm-for-securities-lending

Wie lange fällt das alles noch was ist denn hier los was ist denn das für ein Bärenmarkt verdammt !!!!

"Giving money and power to government is like giving whiskey and car keys to teenage boys." - P.J. O’Rourke -> Our Drunken Sailors: In Q3, all our drunken sailors had a blast. The much-awaited slowdown in the second half has turned into a drunken party in Q3. Maybe Q4 will finally bring some sense to the drunken sailors and cause them to sober up. But that may be wishful thinking, and the party may go on. It’s not hard to see that inflation isn’t going to just vanish in this environment. When business investment takes off like this, and when government spending, particularly at the federal level takes off like this, and when consumers are blowing their big pay increases and their newly discovered interest income left and right, a slowdown is just hard to imagine. What is easier to imagine in this scenario is more persistent inflation and therefore higher for longer interest rates. https://wolfstreet.com/2023/10/26/our-drunken-sailors-consumers-governments-businesses-had-a-blast-in-q3-gdp-spiked-powell-was-observed-tearing-out-his-hair/