It's bad but I think social media makes it even worse, just amps things up even more. Bank Crash trending all over the place. I imagine most people have under $250,000 and perfectly safe/covered. But some are withdrawing anyway
Monday should be interesting
2 | Bank of America | Charlotte, NC | $2,440,022,000,000 | 3.68% | 4,059 | 38 | 133,221 | 116,549,680 |
15 | Silicon Valley Bank | Santa Clara, CA | $211,824,000,000 | 23.90% | 17 | 1 | 6,574 | 135,297 |
13 | State Street Bank and Trust Company | Boston, MA | $296,434,000,000 | -8.21% | 3 | 3 | 38,493 | 42,698 |
19 | First Republic Bank | San Francisco, CA | $197,908,327,000 | 18.32% | 84 | 7 | 6,902 | 779,535 |
It's bad but I think social media makes it even worse, just amps things up even more. Bank Crash trending all over the place. I imagine most people have under $250,000 and perfectly safe/covered. But some are withdrawing anyway
Monday should be interesting
Yeah social media causes so much fud. Plus it like folks are even dumber and panic over the fud like some damn lemmings.
Oh well I will just continue to use this fud to my advantage and buy the dip. That is one positive I do have about social media.....its easy to scare folks and see it live. So when they selling and panicking in the front door...I come in the back door and buy the dip.
Oh and I think CPI will show inflation is continuing to go down this week. Which means crypto and the market will pump (after fools panic sold last week) cause everyone will think that Powell will only do a bump of .25 on the interest rate increase due to inflation going down and the impact of the SVB going belly up.