Anonymous ID: 00bd59 Dec. 15, 2018, 5:37 a.m. No.4320785   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>0789

>>4320716

80746d (1) still trying to fit in, not working

ace06c (4) WTF are you talking about..GTFO

6f0bc0 (1) how many times you post this

cad587 (5) you still suck at this

1d0913 (4) and your friend too

971215 (1) same ones over and over

88b699 (3) same for this one

e816be (1) rants without sauce? GTFO

ace06c (4) no…we don't FO

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Anonymous ID: 00bd59 Dec. 15, 2018, 6:08 a.m. No.4320990   🗄️.is đź”—kun

>>4320968

for 20 years anon has waited for this process to start…unmasking this shitshow in public.

Anon bought several copy's of the griffin book about 15 years ago and gave them out.

 

To all you non-believers of how the FRB was installed and ultimately took our country from us…I HOPE YOU CHOKE ON THIS HARD.

Anonymous ID: 00bd59 Dec. 15, 2018, 7:07 a.m. No.4321373   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>1382 >>1486

>>4321330

The key aspect of the FRB's stress test was to keep the facade going. In the actual mechanics of completing it's test it allows the banks to put most of it's crap assets into the 'hold to maturity' portion of it's balance sheet.

They, FRB, does not look at any of those assets because they deem those as not liquid and thus not part of any 'event' that would force selling.

So you can see how this would be a total farce as all the banks do/did was say "we are holding these to maturity".

 

Stress test for banks only looks at short term assets in the event that we get a liquidity event. If the bulk of the bank's assets can be shuffles around to evade the actual test then what good is it.

No good.

Just Kabuki imo