
MarquisDeSade
Mephistopheles
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We going to bail out Credit Suisse depositors also? This is going to be a very fun morning. 

Yes.Great day today. Exactly what I needed after seeing GPT-4, the latest advancements by jews and AI cucks trying to replace their own kin. If I'm going down I'd like society to go down with me, and if I'm not I'd still like society to go down and my job along with it. Hope it all burns
It's finally happening.Is it finally habbening? I told my father to pull out of his 401k months ago and he still won't listen. I don't give a fuck anymore, his son is incel anyway so what does he need that monopoly money for.
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doubt itll be a huge collapse but more of a slow decline. usa will prob look like brazilI'm not getting my hopes up. Every time I've heard about the end of the world prior to this, nothing actually happened. 900th times' the charm I guess? Things do seem to be reaching critical mass, but I'm not sure what that will actually result in.
whites alr are a minority. alot of those considered whites are mixedOnce white people become minority it’s gonna be over for Muttmerica
Pretty much. Sure, given how far ahead the US already is, it'll probably remain relatively rich far into the future, but its global position is getting weaker and weaker every year, and it will only continue doing so. Eventually, even though the US might remain relatively rich and developed when compared to the rest of the world decades into the future, there will inevitably come a time when no one will really give a shit about it anymore.i
doubt itll be a huge collapse but more of a slow decline. usa will prob look like brazil
The dollar won't survive intact after all of this, it's over for the U.S. and western hemisphere.Pretty much. Sure, given how far ahead the US already is, it'll probably remain relatively rich far into the future, but its global position is getting weaker and weaker every year, and it will only continue doing so. Eventually, even though the US might remain relatively rich and developed when compared to the rest of the world decades into the future, there will inevitably come a time when no one will really give a shit about it anymore.
Financial crises like this are just speeding it up. Even the 2008/2009 crisis mostly just equalized the global playing field a little, and I'd laugh my ass off if whatever comes out of this just ends up being a repeat of that (which I honestly expect it will.)
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just bcz america is rich doesnt mean the ppl will see it. the govt will see it but not anyone elsePretty much. Sure, given how far ahead the US already is, it'll probably remain relatively rich far into the future, but its global position is getting weaker and weaker every year, and it will only continue doing so. Eventually, even though the US might remain relatively rich and developed when compared to the rest of the world decades into the future, there will inevitably come a time when no one will really give a shit about it anymore.
Financial crises like this are just speeding it up. Even the 2008/2009 crisis mostly just equalized the global playing field a little, and I'd laugh my ass off if whatever comes out of this just ends up being a repeat of that (which I honestly expect it will.)
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Dude...and toke a flight to the moon
"We're a great bank to invest in, we have to borrow money from other banks just so our front doors remain open. Come and do business with us."This probably means that stagflation will continue into 2024, and guess who will save them?
- Credit Suisse shares rose over 30% at the market open after the bank said that it will borrow up to $54 billion from the Swiss National Bank.
- It comes after shares of Credit Suisse plunged to a fresh all-time low on Wednesday when top investor the Saudi National Bank said it would not pump in any more cash due to regulatory restrictions.
- The Swiss National Bank and the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority said in a statement that Credit Suisse “meets the capital and liquidity requirements imposed on systemically important banks.”