Something Is Wrong: The Fed Is Offering $100 Billion A Day In Loans To Unnamed Banks

by | Sep 30, 2019 | Headline News | 13 comments

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    The Federal Reserve is once again secretly shelling out trillions of dollars in the dark, while Congress willingly looks the other way.  In other words, the central bank has initiated a replay of the 2007-2010 financial crisis.

    You can call it QE4 if you want, or don’t call it QE4.  What it’s labeled isn’t as important as what it’s doing. Arguing semantics is not going to change the outcome.  The central bank is injecting $100 billion per day into the financial markets.  Any label on that cannot hide the fact that if this economy was doing well or was “robust” than there wouldn’t be a need for any of this.

    The Federal Reserve Bank of New York first initiated its emergency overnight loans to Wall Street this year on Tuesday, September 17, starting off at the rate of $75 billion daily. It then increased its loans by adding, in addition to the $75 billion daily, 14-day term loans in the amount of $30 billion to be offered three times this past week. But after the demand for the first 14-day loan was more than double the $30 billion offered, the New York Fed boosted the next term loans to $60 billion and increased its overnight loans to $100 billion. –Wall Street on Parade

    This mirrors the Great Recession of a decade ago.  When the Fed is secretly handing out money to banks at low rates to bail them out, you’ve got a repeat of the previous crisis. It’s hard to say, however, if this crisis will be worse than the last one. And simple math tells you that something is very wrong.

    “As of June 30 of this year, the four largest banks on Wall Street (which are allowed to own Federally insured commercial banks as well as stock, bond and derivative gambling casinos known as investment banks) held more than $5.45 trillion in deposits. The breakdown is as follows: JPMorgan Chase holds $1.6 trillion; Bank of America has $1.44 trillion; Wells Fargo has $1.35 trillion; and Citibank is home to just over $1 trillion.”-Wall Street on Parade

    The total GDP (gross domestic product) of the entire U.S. is about $20.5 trillion.  That means that the four aforementioned banks hold 27% of the entire U.S. GDP. How is it possible that they don’t have $100 billion per day? Something is wrong here, folks.

    Additionally, the New York Fed is only allowed to engage in these repo transactions with its 24 primary dealers. That list of these 24 primary dealers includes the securities units of big U.S. banks like JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Bank of America and Wells Fargo, but it also includes the U.S. based securities units of troubled foreign banks like Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, and Societe Generale (SocGen). According to Wall Steet on Parade, because the New York Fed is not announcing which banks are drawing down the bulk of its loans, neither Congress nor the American people know if the money is flowing to U.S. banks or foreign bank subsidiaries in the U.S. Propping up troubled foreign banks is not what most Americans want their central bank to be doing.

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      1. What all Americans need to do is a Strategic default. That means pay off all secured loans first to protect your assets, then all out standing loans like unsecured credit cards, just let them default and stop paying. Before all of this though, you need to divest yourself from every bank and lending institution. Get our of all US Banks, and open up 2 accounts in 2 different credit unions. One CU you deposit your weekly Paycheck and keep any minimal assets in there, the other CU, you keep your credit cards, car payments, and all debt. Never keep or combine your assets and liabilities in the same bank. They will steal all of your assets and money to satisfy unpaid bills or wipe debts off the map. They have the right to call any loan as to be paid in full like within 32 days if they wanted. Call in all outstanding notes. Its right in the bank language you signed long ago.

        So go now, and turn your soon to be workless cash into real hard assets like Land and Gold and Silver. Been money for 5000 years. That ain’t changing anytime soon.

        So when this whole financial grid collapses you will not get hurt. They can’t take what they can’t find. The FED only has about $25 Billion dollars in FDIC Insurance to cover about $12 Trillion in US depositors money. Gee what could possible go wrong there in a financial collapse??

        You loose, that’s how it goes, and what they planned for, so don’t be a victim of their fraud coming soon.

        • TSB,
          I don’t have any debt so I have nothing to pay off, but your
          “out standing loans like unsecured credit cards, just let them default and stop paying” is intriguing. Unethical, but intriguing.

      2. Banks are using this money to short and pound Gold and Silver again into the ground to manipulate the US dollars worth upwards,, so the ignorant masses flock back to the phony greenback. All a currency manipulation scam.

      3. I am interested in agronomy and have practiced primitive skills to the limits of my strength and coordination.

        “What it’s labeled isn’t as important as what it’s doing. Arguing semantics is not going to change the outcome.”

        With all due respect to objectivity and to the self-aware people reading, money is entirely a discussion of semantics and labels, utterly divorced from reality.

        Money is a heuristic or mental construct or abstract idea, no more tangible than feeding digital food pellets to a video game monster.

        I could easily spend the next year, not trying to red pill the 99% who can never be brought up to speed, not preaching to the choir, but itemizing, writing down on my notepad quirky figures of speech like these — repo transactions — and, devising strategies for an autistic math game, quietly, politely, and within the letter of the law.

        • Excellent understanding and beautifully said:

          “With all due respect to objectivity and to the self-aware people reading, money is entirely a discussion of semantics and labels, utterly divorced from reality.

          “Money is a heuristic or mental construct or abstract idea, no more tangible than feeding digital food pellets to a video game monster.”

          May I use your quote?

        • The fake money we have is a mental construct. Real money is based on commodity- I hope you won’t argue that metals are abstract.

          Do you know the difference between money and fake money?
          The rubes out there don’t know, thanks to the socialist “school” monopoly.

      4. Where’s all those cash for your gold peddlers? Oh wait…most sold off their unwanted, broken gold last recession.

      5. Wall Street on Parade ???? … BAHAHAHA

        Why not just source the shit from SHTFPLAN.com, hillaryclin.ton, or myachingvagina.org,
        same zero integrity.

        You idiots, throw a ton of undocumented unsourced lies on a website that isn’t new, and then get other sites to source the shit as fact.

        Right out of the DEM-SOCILAISTS playbook, eh Comrade Macashitski

        • show me sumthin’ up there that’s NOT TRUE……..with some PROOF. the above article has been played out before…..makes PERFECT sense to me……

          • How do you believe they are supposed to act, under normal circumstances.

      6. Just got notice my rent is going $70 a month. I expect every other item needed to skyrocket in price also. Gouge em until they bleed.

      7. This is not QE4. The Repo market is quite a small niche market and can’t possibly rise to the level of QE. Understand that there are Trillions that pass though this market daily. An extra one hundred Billion is less than ten percent swing. I suspect – and it is only a suspicion – that it is the banks gaming the Fed for extra money over and above the leverage allowed in their covenants… they’re trying to make an extra buck.
        We all know the banksters are irresponsible and will play the system knowing that the government won’t let them fail. I can’t see how even the feckless banking idiots could screw up in this economy as the world is sloshing with money.
        If I’m wrong however, it could be the canary signalling very bad pupu is hidden just under the surface.

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