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The Federal Reserve has just made a massive flip from its previous stance and has bailed out banks. This move came after the Silicon Valley Bank requested emergency funding due to the economic upheaval caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
The bailout was met with both support and criticism from various quarters. Some experts believe that the Federal Reserve’s decision to bail out banks was necessary to prevent further financial instability. Others argue that this move sets a dangerous precedent and could encourage banks to take more risks.
The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the global economy, with businesses shutting down and unemployment rates skyrocketing. Many companies have been forced to close their doors permanently, causing massive losses to their owners and employees.
In response to the crisis, the Federal Reserve has implemented several measures to stabilize the economy. These measures include cutting interest rates, providing liquidity to the financial markets, and launching a massive bond-buying program.
Despite these efforts, many companies are still struggling to stay afloat. The Silicon Valley Bank, which caters to technology startups and entrepreneurs, is one such company. The bank’s clients have been hit hard by the pandemic, and many have been forced to shut down their businesses.
In light of these challenges, the Silicon Valley Bank requested emergency funding from the Federal Reserve. The bank’s request was approved, and it will receive much-needed financial support to weather the economic storm.
The Federal Reserve’s decision to bail out banks has been met with mixed reactions. Supporters of the move argue that it is necessary to prevent further economic instability and ensure that companies have access to the funding they need to stay in business.
Critics, however, are concerned that this move could encourage banks to take more risks and place too much faith in government support. They argue that companies should be allowed to fail if they are unable to survive on their own, and that market forces should decide which companies thrive and which ones perish.
Regardless of the criticisms, the Federal Reserve’s decision to bail out banks is a sign of the unprecedented economic challenges that we are currently facing. As the world grapples with the ongoing effects of the coronavirus pandemic, it remains to be seen how the economy will ultimately respond.
Ngl Kevin is awesome, he's so fast with the updates and seems to work all time
I don't know any other finance youtuber like him, gotta commend the commitment and work ethic
No tax payers money being used ?
So they just printed it ha ? PERFECT !
Sit back and enjoy the show. You were never free. Your vote never counted. Your dream was replaced with a credit card.
The FED has lost it and the sad fact is, it's pretty obvious that we are headed for hyperinflation. I would advise you invest rightly because sooner things might get ugly.
This Liberalism is worst than I thought.
First cancelling Student Loan.
Second Cancelling Credit card dept.
Now Bail out Big bank SVB.
Can they Bail out Mortgage cancellation too?
I missed my calling in life, I should of been a banker. I should of just been reckless with loans, have a bunch of mark to maturity assets on my books, made risky loans and hope for a big payout. If my bets didn't work out, I would just go to fed and have them bail out depositor money I was gambling with and then repeat. Who cares about things like "moral hazard" David Sacks don't care about terms like that.
Rediculous!! So what about the common person? How about going after the CEO and Directors Assets…It's all taxpayer $$$!! Forget the FED Reserve! Disband the FED!
Totally unrelated, but what if you were a sizeable content creator who took kickback from private finance advisors to not delete the bot conversations attempting to billboard firms to viewers. Or perhaps just selling your comment section as another kind of ad space. Any money in that?
The law demands that we atone
When we take things that are not our own
But leaves the lords and ladies fine
When they take what is yours and mine
Go woke and go broke
Grate vid! So what happens to a loan I get from a bank that gets a bail in ??
All these lying pieces of crap just pretending they want a free market. This is why we deserve a social safety net. Fairs fair. Maybe we wouldn't need one if they'd let the market correct itself instead of propping up flailing idiots that keep making terrible bets. Man, I'd love to have my every idiotic gamble protected by a government encouraging me to keep making the same short-sighted idiotic decisions over & over again.
30 year old investor looking to bounce off ideas from the experienced folks. Considering the state of the market right now, I am mostly holding in high yield and dividend growth ETFs. With a couple shares in O and STAG for my real estate diversification. With a bear or bull market, I am hoping to build out a form of passive income and generate a steady cash flow. Eventually, the plan is to diversify this flow more buy going into real estate. Now I have heard that it’s best to start with real estate and then diversify with stocks and ETFs. What are your thoughts?
I started college in the late 90’s but could not finish due to medical and child issues. Worked minimum wage jobs to feed and house us. Interest plus loan is now over $50k! Bank, Wall Street bailouts stole my retirement then left us homeless in 2008!! Could not find work!! Went back to college 7 yrs ago and then Dad got stage 4 cancer. Dropped out again to care for my parents. Working for Non-profit, for the past 5 1/2 years, in hopes of eventual forgiveness at $16 per hour. $82k in student loans!!! People like myself are out there struggling. Stop bailing out the rich and help the working poor for once!!!
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It’s making me vomit…. Why would people need to get their billion dollars back? When there are people who can’t make 100$
That's not true. The FED isn't bailing out the bank. They're bailing out the depositors. The FED set up an emergency lending program to ensure the bank can meet the needs of the depositors. Janet Yellen has already ruled out bailing out SVB. So where are you getting this from?
6 trillion dollar budget proposal they will need to print up out of thin air; this trillion+ dollar bailout nobody knows the end of they will need to print up. Id say the powers that be have pivoted.
Is your TV with your notes on your ceiling??
The beginning of the end
GERMAN BANKERS OWN YOU, DAS IST NEIN NICHT BERLIN TECHNO RULEZ
I thought I was watching 'Galaxy Quest' for a minute. Is Kevin heading to Mars with Elon Musk? Cool space suit dude
MY SELF FIX ALL COLD ICE AND ITS ALL GONE THIS ON % BEST WAY's TODAY !