Federal Reserve Extends Bank Bailouts until October 10th Declares Gregory Mannarino

by | Mar 28, 2024 | Bank Failures | 21 comments

Federal Reserve Extends Bank Bailouts until October 10th Declares Gregory Mannarino




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In a startling announcement, the Federal Reserve has declared that bank bailouts will be extended through October 10th. This decision comes as a shock to many, as the Federal Reserve had previously indicated that the bailout program would be winding down in the coming months.

The extension of the bailout program has sparked controversy and debate among economists and lawmakers. While some argue that the bailouts are necessary to stabilize the financial system and prevent further economic collapse, others believe that the program is simply propping up too-big-to-fail banks and rewarding risky behavior.

The Federal Reserve has defended its decision, stating that the extension of the bailout program is crucial to maintaining stability in the financial system. The central bank argues that without government intervention, the collapse of major banks could have devastating consequences for the economy as a whole.

Critics of the bailout program have pointed out that it disproportionately benefits large banks and financial institutions, while smaller businesses and individuals continue to struggle in the wake of the financial crisis. Many argue that instead of bailing out banks, the government should focus on providing assistance to those who have been hardest hit by the economic downturn.

As the debate over the merits of the bailout program continues, one thing is clear: the Federal Reserve is committed to ensuring the stability of the financial system, even if it means extending the bailout program beyond its original end date. Only time will tell what the ultimate impact of this decision will be on the economy and American taxpayers.

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21 Comments

  1. @jukee67

    The cause of the pandemic or better yet the reason for it…notice no comments except for those from 3 years ago. I laughed at the mandates and people lined up for the experiment. Thanks Greg for your info it kept me away from being fooled. I can only imagine what's next.

  2. @Serenadesong

    LOL! I just found out about this today, as I have been mainly avoiding all of this chaos, but I called this one months ago when the market kept "magically" bouncing back from what would initially appear to be imminent crash after imminent crash. I knew that they were secretly pumping tax payer cash into this system to keep the dead quail afloat! They're admitting now that this is indeed happening, but have only admitted to it happening for a week or so, and only lasting through October. But c'mon – this has been happening for MONTHS and will continue to do so.

  3. @jimjohnson6857

    You cant expect alot out of people who went to public schools. That was a tyrannical agenda played on the American people to dumb them down.

  4. @brandonbreaker7390

    you're a leftist if you dont believe trump is not a puppet

  5. @pf8143

    I can't wait for the next Trump Rally he is the smartest President ever. Trump is a Stable Genius. Trump will drain the swamp. I can't wait to vote for him again…lol

  6. @gregoryruff2874

    The bond market came up and hit the lsat two previous lows made which is now a resistance level on the upside. Bounced straight off it and looks to be heading back down into new lows.

  7. @Mrmikequincy

    It will all crash in October 2019!!!!

  8. @tommurphy901

    Welcome to the Japan USA

  9. @HilarityBribo

    Just found your channel, really enjoying it so far, keep the info coming please.

  10. @regular_goof

    People sit there like sheep and take it..? A lot of people dont even understand !!
    Not like, but sheep! Sheep that think they are not sheep and think they know everything the best and dont feel the need to learn how the system works.

    Thanks Gregory !

  11. @dharkcom2204

    You might want to contemplate a 6-month chart of AGNC, of Bethesda, Md., which invests heavily in CMOs. In recent weeks its price has been doing funny things with respect to its 50- and 200-day moving average. Your prediction of a sharp decline in the housing market may find some support in that direction off the record.

  12. @paulacomstock3742

    Glenn Beck..( not a real fan ) has a video out that explains this in such an easy way to understand this…I really appreciated it…

  13. @jimjohngirard

    I understand your frustration Greg but really what can we do. We are peasants. We don’t even own the property our houses are on after they paid for. We are just in a 21st-century feudal system. There is not a damn thing we can do.

  14. @sigma_six

    Bolton was right… we should have bombed NK and Iran…

  15. @JurGoumans

    Quantitative Easing means that the Treasury prints money, creating inflation, and the FED injects this money into the economy. When the money is used for buying assets, prices rise.

    QE4 is the 4th time the FED is going to use quantitative easing. And (4)eva stands for 'for ever'. The FED will inject $75 billion per day until 10 October. Starting on Monday 23 September. So until 10 October there will be injected more than $1 trillion ($1,000,000,000,000).

    The last time the FED used QE for the first time was back in January 2009.That was during the crisis.And during a crisis people flee to 'save' havens (assets). And in this case possible the digital gold.

    "This is the second time since the 2008 economic crisis that the Fed has intervened and is implementing an QE. At the time, the 2008 crisis led
    to the development of bitcoin. The European Central Bank (ECB) also announced a resumption of an QE last week where it will spend 20 billion euros on bonds, among other things.

    Although there is currently no such economic crisis as the one from 2008, it has regularly appeared that the price of bitcoin rises if there are concerns and uncertainties about the general political and economic climate. For example, the bitcoin rate reached its peak this year in June when the trade war between the United States and China escalated further."

    So when you include this info + BAKKT news + the current boring price movements in BTC, I expect a very volatile week / weeks for crypto.

    Possible a big pump or big dump is coming.

  16. @jameswoenker2659

    So who are you possibly backing for the 2020 presidential election?

  17. @richlalonde

    no ones embarrassed, china's about to CRUMBLE, why are they devaluing the currency in step with the tarriffs?. . were ready for whats coming. zoom out

  18. @jamesrattenborg

    Greg, you need to watch wall street for main street President Trump AKA Tariff man you tube.

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