Welcome back to the channel everyone today, i want to talk about how big funds and major banks are experiencing massive liquidity issues, not just as a result of the market crash, but also as a result of investor withdrawals. So stay tuned and let's make some money, and now i want to dive straight in with the key information. So jpmorgan investors have handed jamie dimon a rarer book with disapproval over his 52.6 million dollar bonus. Just 31 of investors participating in the new york based bank's annual shareholder meeting voted in support of a 52 million award that was part of diamond's 2021 compensation package.

The bonus in the form of 1.5 million options that diamond can exercise in 2026 was designed to keep the ceo and chairman at the helm of jpmorgan chase for another five years now. We know that so far in 2022, most large hedge funds and major banks are down on the year. They haven't made investors money this year, so far, they've lost their money. Obviously, over the last 10 to 15 years, investors have enjoyed gains every single year, some years with much larger gains than others.

Obviously, in 2020 2021 the s p 500 was up over 10, 15, 20 even 25. Over the previous 10 15 years there have been smaller years, but usually the s p 500 has at least been up say three to five percent per year. If i pull up the table for the yearly gains on the s p 500, we can see that most of the years over the last 10 to 15 years have seen gains of upwards of 9, sometimes even as high as 19, 26 or 28 per year. Therefore, each and every year, apart from in 2018, investors enjoyed massive returns on their investment every single year and therefore, over the last 10 to 15 years.

Investors have not felt the need to withdraw their money from large funds and these major banks, because they've always been making money, but so far for 2022. Obviously, the s p 500 is down 14 and therefore this is the first year in a long time that investors are losing money and not just losing one or two percent, but losing nearly 15 percent of their entire investment and therefore, as a result, many investors aren't Happy with jamie dimon receiving a massive fat off 52.6 million dollar bonus and obviously, instead are thinking about withdrawing their money from the markets. Now we know there's a number of large hedge funds that have been experiencing massive amounts of invest, withdrawals so far this year, citadel have actually had to restrict investor withdrawals. Everybody in melbourne, capital wants out, and i'm sure, there's a number of other funds like thai global that are also experiencing massive massive withdrawals.

It's got the point now, where it's literally safer for these investors to withdraw their money from these large hedge funds, drive to the local gas station, fill up some canisters with petrol or diesel, and literally leave them at home, because at least that way, their investment will Appreciate as a result of many of these large hedge funds experiencing massive amounts of invest, withdrawals, the likes of which that haven't been seen since 2008. Many hedge funds are struggling with liquidity issues. It said the disproval was the first time jpmorgan's board suffered a down vote on compensation since the pay watch measures were introduced more than a decade ago, which, as i said, is fairly obvious, because the losses that we've experienced so far this year haven't been seen in Long over a decade since around 2008, i think more and more this year we're going to see large hedge funds and major banks suffering even more losses. Now, obviously, those investors in those large hedge funds and major banks aren't going to be happy.

Those investors aren't going to be happy losing all of their money and therefore aren't going to be approving the pay packets of the hedge fund managers and instead are going to be withdrawing their investments and speaking of which softbank's vision fund has posted a record. 27 billion dollar loss, as tech stocks have plummeted, also guys be sure to sign up to moomoos in the link in the description below to get up to 17 500 in free stocks. Moomoo and future have also officially announced that they do not accept payment for order flow and therefore mumu is brilliant to buy those amc shares. Moomoo is also very easy to use and it's incredibly customizable and that's why moomi was awarded the award of being the best trading platform.

Softbank's fission fund posted a 3.5 trillion yen loss or 27.4 billion dollars, the biggest loss since the investment fund began back in 2017.. Now, in terms of what kind of percentage loss that is, softbank actually has two funds that have a net value of 154 billion dollars. The second fund is worth around 30 billion and therefore the first fund that vision fund is worth 124 billion dollars. A 27 billion dollar loss is around a 22 drop.

I think when the vision fund was founded up here in may 2017, it started life as a hundred billion dollars and therefore, over the last few years it's increased from 100 billion dollars up to 124 billion dollars and now back down to around 97 billion. So has erased all of their losses over the last nearly five years and i'm sure when many investors are losing their entire gains over the last five years is obviously not very encouraging and i'm sure many investors will be wanting to withdraw their money from yet another Fund and as xero hedges also tweeted housing is now starting to crack. Nba mortgage applications are down 11 versus up 2 last month. Again, housing purchases are down 11.9 percent versus 4.5 last month and also refinances are down a further 9.5 versus 2 last month as well, and therefore across the board, mortgage applications, property purchases and home refinances are all down by around 10.

Obviously, it's very worrying that housing is also starting to fall more and more and more as the months progress, and it wouldn't surprise me if we also see a housing market crash or a property market crash at the same time as the stock market is also crashing. Mach 10 also tweeted about walmart's biggest one-week drop since lehman brothers. Now i think this is really really important. Walmart is obviously one of the largest companies in the entire market and employs more employees than any other company in the entire us.

Walmart is obviously a staple of every single person in the us and therefore for the company to suffer a loss in line with the amount that it lost during the layman. Collapse really shows that the market is really struggling. Consumer sentiment is also nearing an all-time low. Just as the walmart stock has been plummeting, but obviously not wanting to be outdone, walmart posted its 11.4 biggest one-day decline since 1987, but target has just stepped through and said guys hold.

My beard again target is another giant company and a massive staple for a u.s consumer, that's down 25 percent or was down 25 so far on a day. I think this is a clear sign that inflation at the moment isn't just numbers on a page or numbers on the internet. It's impacting every single everyday american and price rises are being seen across the sector, especially in the household consumer market or just in supermarkets and wall. Street silver has tweeted a chart of the 2008 crash plotted against the current s.

P 500 movements over the last few months in grey here we have the 2008 financial crash, and on top of that in blue, we have the current s: p 500 movements over the last few months. The current s, p 500 - is almost replicating the 2008 recession perfectly. Yes, we do have some pullbacks in 2008, like we're, seeing right now over the last few months, but after every single minor pullback, looking like the s, p 500 is about to run to new all-time highs. It then crashes further once again, and something i found really really interesting is that britain's inflation rate has just surged to a 40-year high of 9.

Now i found this really really interesting because back in march, the uk inflation rate was only 7 and therefore, between march and april, the uk inflation has increased dramatically from seven percent up to nine percent. Obviously, if we compare this to u.s inflation between march and april, inflation actually declined from eight point: five percent down to eight point 8.3. Now you may ask tom, why is the uk inflation rate gone up massively, but the u.s inflation rate has actually fallen and, to be honest, i don't really know the answer for that. Bloomberg have reported that in the uk the leap from 7 inflation in march up to nine percent inflation in april, came from an increase in energy prices.

They said, fuel prices also contributed, as did the war in ukraine. Now, in the us, we're also seeing an increase in energy prices, fuel prices also increasing and the war in ukraine is also impacting the us just as much even not more, and therefore it's very very interesting that these exact same worldwide impacts that are impacting both the Uk and in the us are having vastly different impacts on the actual inflation numbers increasing from seven percent to nine percent in the uk, but somehow decreasing in the us. I think it's very very possible that the us cpi data has been dampened down as to try and not cause too much panic and fear in the markets. I'm very very interested to see what happens when the may inflation data is released, whether we see an increase from april or further decreases due to the interest rate being raised over in the us.

Obviously, the fed has announced that they need more and more rate increases through june july and august to obviously further increase that u.s base rate. But again. Similarly in the uk, the bank of england is also increasing their base rate from 0.1 already up to 1. But yet inflation over here in the uk seems to be getting worse, so guys be sure to leave a comment down below and ding the notification bell, because that way you'll be alerted.

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