Tyb
PlaneFaggin:Europe/Gulf-Sec. Def. Austin arrived at Paris from Singapore depart-Zelensky headed to Doha,Qatar from Lublin, Poland depart
>>20969297 pb
TITAN25 E4B Nightwatch on final at Paris-Degaulle Intl where SAM836 C32A landed earlier and he apparently went to Cambodia but that was not visible however why did he go back to Singapore only to leave-remains to be seen if that really habbened the way they say. No reason to return to Singapore imo
US defense secretary meets Cambodian officials to push for stronger ties with Chinese ally
https://apnews.com/article/cambodia-us-defense-austin-china-f05671e61c267f630b27b826a4e42d1f
>>20969393 pb
Potato in 92-9000 (NOT AF1), SAM46 (was 82-8000 on depart from JBA) 747 and 09-0017/18 C32As all at Paris-Orly Airport
Gulf
Ukraine AF UKN1121 A319Zelenskyon approach at Doha, Qatar after a holding pattern at 15k Ft east of Qatar and yet another stop for moar munee
>>20970026 lb
You really shy look at notables as Zelensky has been in this plane since early last week -all over Europe and then Singapore and Manila over weekend and Monday
Italy Ramps Up Support for Ukraine with Second Air Defense Battery Amid Aerial Threats
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/italy-ramps-up-support-for-ukraine-with-second-air-defense-battery-amid-aerial-threats/ar-BB1nEu0I
Saudi AF RSF1897 A330 went to Al Jubayl from Dover AFB in front of Potato departure
Russian Federation AF RSD845 Ilyushin 96 Special Flight Detachment went to Almaty, Kazakhstan from Moscow
This was the exact AC that Putin used to visit Beijing but I can’t find anything confirming it’s him-it should have a lower numbered call sign imo
It ain’t Lavrov for sure as he’s in Africa
PF: Russian Federation AF RSD888 Ilyushin 96 Special Flight DetachmentSergey Lavrovdeparted Kinshasa, Congo NW and this trace is almost 24h old but it IS him
Lavrov in Africa: How is Russia's multipolar vision being realised
https://www.bignewsnetwork.com/news/274396296/lavrov-in-africa-how-is-russias-multipolar-vision-being-realised
Ty BO/BVs
Not the physical gold Anon it’s all the games they played with it
We can’t have a straight gold system as the central banks own most of it in size
Plus if you look at our country’s history all the way back to 1700s with just gold it’s not a pretty sight.
Has to be Ag,Au plus other commodities that are not traded on futures based exchanges
Cramer?
Fuck him as he’s the king of pump and dump
Do the opposite of him and you’ll do better
And FUCK Gary as he epitomizes walking piece of shit
Wake me when you can redeem for actual metal as walk in and get it.
It’s also been hypothecated many times
Also got billions of ozs locked up in US National Park system and in other places all over the world
Operation Golden Lilly but one example
Until a FULL accounting of ALL of it is done truthfully we will end up in the same position yet again.
Dutch AF MMF37 A330 arriving at Rzeszow Airport from Rotterdam depart
Italian AF PERSE71 G550 AEW&C in its ‘defensive’ position (Airborne Early Warning & Control)
Correct
The Rumsfeld crew made a killing on bird flu sticks on the first go around-NVAX was one they were in large.
Some hedge fund douche was sent to Mexico and put an infected bird in Oaxaca (iirc) town square waiting to be “found” but it wasn’t a species endemic to Mexico so hard fail.
It’s long been scrubbed off inet
Prolly Turbo Tax Timmy cuz he was President at NYFED at time
You really should read up on what the Federal Reserve has and doesn’t have re:Gold.
I’m sure it will be a surprise to you
Just sayin’
It could have been hair bair cuz that’s where they put IndySmack first but Timmy above her.
You really have no idea what you are talking about-and stacking in a depository doesn’t mean anything unless you can actually get it so when the shit hits fan I’ll be laughing watching you try to get in it and “get” what you think you and the state owns.
you’ve avoided the OG issue digging yerself out of your uneducated hole
Bye!
Good luck with the fugged court system
Kek
Truly clueless and a hopium addict
Where was Abbott and muh “pen” three years ago on the border issue?
Only did anything now and middle of last year because election
So run along nao as I’m bizzy
>>20971342
^^
>who is in control?
>>20971354
SSDD
>>20971376
No you do phaggit
The daily fixation on it is funny d’oh
Just like the cat memes
In yer head hard agency boi
Number Of 'Problem Banks' Climbs In 1st Quarter, New FDIC Report Finds
(This is an issue and will eventually hsve a trigger pulled on it at a time determined by (((them)))and the unrealized losses actually went down from its peak of Sept/Oct last year so those ringing ‘alarm bells’ at current amount are late to this partyas the lower Treasury yields go it takes pressure off these already insolvent for many years unrealized losses as that can keep ticking higher because the system allows itBottom line: consequences are few and far between in the financial world and they are applied randomly, if at all, so don’t hold breath waiting for regulators to fix anything in a self-regulating arena)
It has been more than a year since the regional banking crisis exposed vulnerabilities in the financial system. A new Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) report discovered that the banking sector is still grappling with ballooning unrealized losses, a high number of “problem” banks, and various challenges that could worsen from high inflation and interest rates. The U.S. financial regulator released the findings of the “FDIC Quarterly Banking Profile First Quarter 2024” report on May 29. Officials confirmed that unrealized losses on available-for-sale and held-to-maturity securities rose by $39 billion to $517 billion. This, the report noted, represented the ninth consecutive quarter of “unusually high unrealized losses” since the Federal Reserve started raising interest rates in March 2022.
An increase in unrealized losses on residential mortgage-backed securities accounted for most of the January-March jump.
The FDIC report further revealed that the number of problem banks totaled 63 in the first quarter, up from 52 in the fourth quarter of 2023. They represented 1.4 percent of total U.S. banks, “which was within the normal range for non-crisis periods of one or two percent of all banks.”
These banks appeared on the “Problem Bank List” because they contained a CAMELS (Capital adequacy, Assets, Management capability, Earnings, Liquidity, Sensitivity) composite rating of “4” or “5.”
CAMELS is the FDIC’s 1-5 rating system, which assesses a financial institution’s performance, risk management practices, and degree of supervisory concern.
Despite the banking system’s “resilience” in the first three months of 2024, the FDIC warned that the finance industry “still faces significant downside risks” from high inflation, geopolitical uncertainty, and volatility in market interest rates.
“These issues could cause credit quality, earnings, and liquidity challenges for the industry,” the report stated. “In addition, deterioration in certain loan portfolios, particularly office properties and credit card loans, continues to warrant monitoring.” S. officials, be it at the Federal Reserve or the Treasury Department, have repeatedly assured the public that the banking system is safe, sound, resilient, and highly liquid.
However, a wave of reports suggests that there could be more turbulence ahead, especially concerning commercial real estate (CRE). New data analysis from Florida Atlantic University discovered that 67 U.S. banks are at a high risk of failure due to their exposure to CRE.(No shit Sherlock)
The more than five dozen entities possess exposure to CRE greater than 300 percent of their total equity, the study found.
“This is a very serious development for our banking system as commercial real estate loans are repricing in a high interest-rate environment,” said Rebel Cole, Ph.D., a Lynn Eminent Scholar Chaired Professor of Finance at Florida Atlantic University’s College of Business.
“With commercial properties selling at serious discounts in the current market, banks eventually are going to be forced by regulators to write down those exposures.”(wake me when THAT HABBENS)
Another study found that large U.S. banks might have more CRE exposure than financial regulators think because of credit lines and term loans given to real estate investment trusts (REITs).Researchers, including former Reserve Bank of India’s deputy governor, Viral Acharya, purported that big banks’ CRE lending exposure balloons by approximately 40 percent when indirect lending to REITs is factored in.
In February, the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) projected that 20 percent, or $929 billion, of the $4.7 trillion outstanding commercial mortgages held by investors and lenders will mature this year. This is a 28 percent increase from the $729 billion that matured in 2023.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/number-problem-banks-climbs-1st-quarter-new-fdic-report-finds
>>20971553
Which end to you wipe when you take a shit?
>askin’ for a fren
>>20971574
Are you the board wizard breh?
Shut the fuck up already
>one specially-designed Nightmare. Promises.
Yeah blah,blah fucktard
How long have you said that for?
Get a new script
>>20971593
Brown