Awwww... you don't like Gavin? You should let him know - it might make him cryAfter that Gavin will be forced to actually answer to his dubious “accomplishments” as governor of California.
Awwww... you don't like Gavin? You should let him know - it might make him cryAfter that Gavin will be forced to actually answer to his dubious “accomplishments” as governor of California.
Nice that you're able to own your shit, bitch.<lurch altered Uncencored's post below>
Engaging with ME as if he anyone is able to carry on an adult conversation with me only encourages ME to spew more idiocy. I am nothing but a troll, a shit flinger, a feral baboon. Nothing more.
It's already at 4,800. This is a lame prediction - it'll achieve $5k easily at this before July end.I predict gold hits $5000 an ounce before 4th of July.
So -@Walt we were talking about the next banking collapse 2 years before Silicon Valley and Signature Bank failed. Well on Thursday 29.Jan.2026, Metropolitan Capital Bank failed. Jamie Dimon said he's too big to fail so keep an eye on the S&P 500 because it will let us know if Dimon is lying.
I predict 2026 will be the start of a banking crisis similar to that of the Great Depression because smartphones make it easy to start a panic on a bank run. You with me?
FDIC only covers deposits up to $250,000. So - if you have a million in a bank and it fails, you lose, $750,000.In theory, the deposits are covered, so there is no risk for most depositors, and no need to panic.
Yep, that's the crisis we had back at the end of Bush's term. The cause was the result of bank deregulation and collusion with rating agencies.The problem comes up if multiple banks collapse. Let's say banks depend 100% on the stability of gold, then if gold goes down a bit, which it always does, all the banks at once would fail.
If people had the disposable income to pay down their debt, most smart people would.I advise pay off your mortgage, get your debt down as much as you can, and have a stable income flow.
Nice that you're able to own your shit, bitch.
I am so much smarter than you. Your problem is you're too stupid to know just how much you could learn from me.Well you're too dumb to come up with anything on your own, so naturally you plagiarize the most intelligent people on the board.
You may not have a brain, but you have your party.
You are 100% correct.FDIC only covers deposits up to $250,000. So - if you have a million in a bank and it fails, you lose, $750,000.
Now they want to bet our economy that gold will never go down... Right after it has gone down by 9% in one day.Yep, that's the crisis we had back at the end of Bush's term. The cause was the result of bank deregulation and collusion with rating agencies.
That was something - and something we need to watch the trump administration about because they're stupid and negligent enough to make it happen again!
Gold's last price actually increased last week about 100 from 4800 to 4900. Gold WOULD be a good investment. Anyone verify that there is actual gold to go with the price you paid for a piece of it? Rumor is it's all bullshitYou are 100% correct.
For most depositors who have less than $250k in an account, they will think they just wan the highest rate, and will not care about the risk, because FDIC will make them whole. This creates what is called a "moral hazard."
It is essential that FDIC makes sure that no insane risks are being taken, because it is the FDIC putting its money on the line with risks. And by its money, I mean our taxpayer money.
Now they want to bet our economy that gold will never go down... Right after it has gone down by 9% in one day.
Gold might be a good investment, it is certainly not a stable investment. It dropped by 9% in one day this week. If a bank invests FDIC insured money in it, it would be a heads they win, tales we lose situation. If gold went up by 20%, they get 20% of our money in profits. If gold goes down by 20%, the taxpayers pay 20% of our money in losses.Gold's last price actually increased last week about 100 from 4800 to 4900. Gold WOULD be a good investment. Anyone verify that there is actual gold to go with the price you paid for a piece of it? Rumor is it's all bullshit![]()
Yeah Gold should only be one security in a diversified portfolio. Never put all your eggsGold might be a good investment, it is certainly not a stable investment. It dropped by 9% in one day this week. If a bank invests FDIC insured money in it, it would be a heads they win, tales we lose situation. If gold went up by 20%, they get 20% of our money in profits. If gold goes down by 20%, the taxpayers pay 20% of our money in losses.