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So First Republic Bank is indeed trouble. The shares are dropping like a stone and I'm calling it right now. Stay there. Freak away from this bank.

It's headed to Fdac receivership. That's game over. There's no way this bank is getting out of this. And let me explain why in a second look.

the Federal Reserve just came out today saying that Silicon Valley Bank was a hundred percent the fault of the management of that bank. and at the same time, the main GD is playing along and kind of depicting this whole thing as an incident and is isolated into that. First Republic is another isolated incident and then chain of many isolated incidents. and there's no real banking crisis in the US.

Now I'm here to tell you as somebody with No Agenda I'm not trying to sell nothing I'm not on Main Street Media no less about what they say: I work for over 10 years in the financial sector as a senior financial analyst. I've seen how these things play out and I've seen mainstream media play along with this. So if you want to speculate on a Chinese IPO you've got my blessing to bet on deity. I would try get as many shares as you can d-i-d-i for 10 seconds saying that it will finally drop its U.S Listing much much later I mean I can't recommend up the buying stocks.

In a communist regime, you're being played and I'm gonna actually tell you how things are because you know I don't care. Things are very simple. Right now. the feathers are basically the entire banking system and now they're blaming the management of Svb.

Now of course, the management of Svb is at fault. They absolutely were. Reckless careless, absolutely idiotic, no risk management, absolutely bone-headed decisions. And that's why they went first.

But I would say that it's a 50 fault of the FED of what happened. because Svb is not alone in this. Signature Bank is not alone. First Republic is not alone.

The Federal Reserve caused this and the banks to fall first. Where the banks or the management was abysmal. of course, Svb management was abysmal, but absolving yourself from responsibility is absolutely crazy. The photos are built in an investigation, investigating itself and saying that they did nothing wrong.

And it was all the management surprise surprise and the amazing videos playing along with this nonsense as always. Now look here's what's actually happening. Here's what happened and here's how these things plays forward going forward. Look, it's very simple: Silicon Valley Bank Signature Bank First Rubber band.

They're all in the same situation if you look at the balance sheet. First Republic Bank Lost over 40 percent of their deposits in the single quarter in 2023 and I'm sure they're not alone. They're not the only Bank to suffer that fate. Many other Regional banks have suffered similar Fates because of the FED because the FED spiked interest from zero to five in a single year because the FED didn't do it slowly like they should have when they were paying the transitory game, it in the end, it will be transitory 336 minutes later.
I Think it's it's probably a good time to retire that that word and try to explain more clearly what we mean. Oh, not a problem when they could have slowly risen the interest. but they did it all at once in a single year. And by doing that, they caused two things that collapsed the regional banking system and now it's being held on life support with the FED basically praying for some sort of a miracle.

Look, what they did by spiking the interest rates up to five percent in the single year is two things. Number one: they made money market accounts much more attractive. You can get four or five percent right now by basically having the same risk profile, putting your money in treasuries instead of half a percent in a savings account. Jesus Christ Who wouldn't do that? So all this money is coming out of the banks to money market accounts because the FED raised the interest rates at the same time.

The FED went to the banks in March 2020 and told them hey, you don't have to hold any reserves to cover the cash deposits you have. so people deposit money. They used to have a 10 deposit threshold. basically the bank had to hold at least 10 cents on the dollar per deposit, but the FED said you don't have to do it anymore.

go to zero and also buy the treasuries. That's the safest place to put your Mr bank. So all the banks did that clear their entire thing. You can look at the chart right now and you can see that most American banks are below 10 percent.

You know the FED told them to do that and most American banks are deep into treasuries. They took all these deposits, they put them in treasuries. What happened when the fan went from zero percentages to five percent interest in single year, All these treasuries went to price, went down, price went down, and now they're sitting on the bunch of horseshit. now.

These treasuries in aggregate accumulated at 1.7 trillion and unrealized losses for the entire U.S banking system. Somebody has to pay this money. So the banks are currently stuck with 1.7 trillion of unrealized losses sitting on these treasury bonds. They have no liquidity because the banks cleared everything out when the FED told them you don't have to hold any reserves.

And now also the money is actually flowing from the banks to the money marketing accounts. and also money's flowing from the regional Banks to the big four. Banks Because people are terrified. So these Regional banks are getting from every possible Direction And it's absolutely insane that everybody here is thinking that this thing is over.

It's not. it's just the beginning. First Republic is just the beginning. So they gave it 30 billion dollars to kind of Band-Aid The problem but it's not over yet.

It's not over yet and it's not gonna be over until the FED reduces interest rates and that they cannot politically do but is exposing this all game I Just told you about Now don't let these guys fool you. Understand what's going on and stay away from First Republic.

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30 thoughts on “First republic is done. more banks to follow.”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Milan Matovski says:

    Hey Tom, quick question. What is the ticker symbol for SP500 index? Is it SPY or VOO?

  2. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars ZeeisGoat says:

    top great video, pls buy new mic 🙂

  3. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Brandon says:

    Sell in may and go away

  4. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars River says:

    More banks will fail, market to all time highs

  5. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Hineser Out says:

    Imo, or it’s more fact, this is by design, big banks like BAC are basically under government control. Smaller banks that loan to small businesses are harder to control. Government wants to create state capitalism, we’re almost there anyway. They hate small businesses because they are hard to control but if they can control their funding they can control them. Small business equals freedom and government hates that. Fed is in on it. If they need help with this they call in Blackrock which is part of it too. Mind blowing what is going on. Be aware.

  6. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Stephen C. says:

    Cancel cramer

  7. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars nicholas muni says:

    Tom Nash never change your style of your presentation I LOVE IT, thank you for the truth that you believe.

  8. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Rob says:

    Probably first citizen bank probably pay bank at discount from FDIC

  9. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Rubik's Cube says:

    This is going to happen to so many more now simply due to societal fear

  10. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Mike R says:

    What happens if JPC or BofA purchase FCR?

  11. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Spartakus says:

    I think this much huge and if more time we do this i see they can t stop a 2008 crisis in much bigger dimensition and one more thing the big banks have to a very big losses in anrealized losses and are reciving the deposits the little banks because the fear the 30 bilion put in the First is gone.

  12. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Kelly Christus says:

    I'm tired of the Federal Reserve cartel

  13. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Dan Teodor says:

    Why blame the Fed which is doing what's necessary to keep inflation from exploding into double digits? Why didn't these regional banks buy interest rate swaps and credit default swaps to hedge their interest rate risk.

    Let these banks fail! Charge the mgmnts of these banks for failure to discharge their fiduciary responsibilities to depositors, send them to prison and turn the assets over to JPMorgan, Wells and Citi. End of story. Why all the hand wringing?

    This is 100% the fault of the mgmnts of these regional banks. Where are the prosecutions? The CEOs and CROs of these banks should be right next to the cells where Jeff Skilling and Ken Lay spent their time in purgatory.

  14. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars zdrux says:

    The zero interest rated were a honey trap to get everyone onboard and then the fed rug pulls the financial system by raising rates, collapsing the financial system and private banks and consolidating their power and "nationalizing" the banking system. And people still believe this was all an accident. All perpetrated by "incompetent" fed and giving them cover.

  15. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars TopShot501st says:

    Why would I keep savings in a bank paying less than .5% APR when Money market accounts pay 4+%… Most MMAs are FDIC insured anyway.

    not great with 5%+ inflation but when the market isnt great for throwing money at why not.

  16. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars JustMIH says:

    So 2023 is the year of banking failures

  17. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Marcio Donovan Novelli says:

    Do we think we’re on an upward or downward trajectory this quarter?

  18. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Marcio Donovan Novelli says:

    With banks failing, why did stocks rally high instead of falling hard on Friday? Genuine question. 🤔

  19. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars My 2 Cents says:

    An investment advisor told me that bonds that are worth less than their face value will mature at their face value. No doubt there will be a "Big Short 2".

  20. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Hotsauce is Lethal says:

    I usually keep my money under the mattress in a pickle jar. Right next to meemaw's dentures. God bless her soul 🙏

    Once a year I count it all up and make sure the rats aren't eating any.

    I don't trust no banks!

  21. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars chimbuzi1 says:

    50bps more to go!

  22. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars NeuroPilot says:

    I bank with First Republic 😢
    Other than the big 4 banks, which would you recommend?
    It's worth noting that FRC didn't screw me on fees, on my personal checking account that was a holdover from a startup I co-founded. They have excellent customer service, and print replacement debit cards in the branch.

  23. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars The Fourth Watch says:

    Thanks Tom. You are amazing

  24. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars John Bowman says:

    Good vid. Money is flowing out of all banks because 5% interest can be obtained relatively risk free elsewhere. And corps that need the liquidity are moving cash to the big banks

  25. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Just Listen says:

    Don't leave the criminal in charge of the crime scene.

  26. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars mikee guti says:

    Hey Tom. Who is next?

  27. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Finance Ninja says:

    It's sad that this nation will likely end up with only four banks. There will never be any incentive for them to offer decent rates on anything. Chase, for example, is just terrible. 0.01% rates on a savings account STILL.

  28. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars D Ket says:

    That was the first comon sense explanation I have heard… and it was on your channel, Thank you.

  29. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen says:

    A non-BS non-clickbait video from Tom? Indeed it hasn't happened in years…
    In case someone is wondering this video originally had a doomsday thumbnail saying "this hasn't happened since 2008".🙄

  30. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Matthew Gauthier says:

    You're looking great so wear smaller shirts!!!

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