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I actually didn't "compare the US to Cyprus", I presented an example of a scenario where the FDIC wouldn't be able to cover their obligations. I never stated whether or not that scenario was possible in the US but perhaps you are forgetting your US history lessons.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_U.S._bank_failures

Perhaps ask yourself why the FDIC was founded in the first place....oh yes, a pandemic banking collapse occurred.

"The FDIC was created in 1933 in response to the thousands of bank failures that occurred in the 1920s and early 1930s."

Do you think that govt or the banking industry learned anything from these historical banking collapses?
Do you think they learned anything from 2008-2010 collapses?
Do you think that's air you are breathing?

To be this stubborn and argumentative there are only two plausible scenarios...firstly, you are simply an asshole and for that you should go on ignore, or secondly you are possibly a paid disrupter like JTRIG but I think that is giving you too much credit seeing your lack of subversive tactics and psychological effectiveness here.

So, you get the only remedy I have to make sure your stupidity doesn't leak into my world...the ignore button.

When you meet one asshole in a day just forget about it...there's nothing you can do about one asshole in the world....if everyone you meet every day is an asshole...well, the asshole is probably you.

sr. member
Activity: 378
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FDIC only insures you against the bank walking away with your money in a bankruptcy.

There is no insurance for QE or runaway inflation making your money worthless.

Also, as the above info suggests...in the event of a pandemic banking collapse (see Cyprus) it looks like depositors would only have coverage for about 79% of their deposits anyway since the FDIC is underfunded.

>Comparing US to Cyprus

hero member
Activity: 588
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FDIC only insures you against the bank walking away with your money in a bankruptcy.

There is no insurance for QE or runaway inflation making your money worthless.

Also, as the above info suggests...in the event of a pandemic banking collapse (see Cyprus) it looks like depositors would only have coverage for about 79% of their deposits anyway since the FDIC is underfunded.

donator
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Let's talk governance, lipstick, and pigs.
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You are finally going on ignore.

Not the ignore button.  My only weakness!
You cursed brat! Look what you've done! I'm melting! melting! Oh, what a world! What a world...

Your posts demonstrate that you surely have other weaknesses, and I did watch wizard of oz a lot as a kid.. seems to be fresh in your mind... as well as some funny kid cartoons... HM?
Spaceballs
legendary
Activity: 3892
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
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You are finally going on ignore.

Not the ignore button.  My only weakness!
You cursed brat! Look what you've done! I'm melting! melting! Oh, what a world! What a world...

Your posts demonstrate that you surely have other weaknesses, and I did watch wizard of oz a lot as a kid.. seems to be fresh in your mind... as well as some funny kid cartoons... HM?
legendary
Activity: 1078
Merit: 1006
100 satoshis -> ISO code

No.  The USD is backed by the full faith and credit of the US government.  As are my deposits in real banks, which are insured by the FDIC for at least $250,000.

https://www.fdic.gov/regulations/resources/signage/images/signFDIC.gif

...unlike Bitcoin banks: NeoBee (lol ran), TradeFortress (lol ran), and Ukyo (lol ran), which, unfortunately, are not Undecided

So in the event that multiple banks get wiped out again, how do they pay for it? Is there a fund with cash in the bank?

Do any of our alphabet agencies actually have reserves? No they do not. Just look at Social Security--it's a bunch of IOUs.

It's worse.



I am curious about this. What exactly is the meaning of negative numbers in 2009-2010?
To me it indicates that they paid out more money than they had, but where did it come from?
They were 20 bil in the "hole" and still managed it somehow.

There is no FDIC insurance fund. It is just a line in the US Treasury's consolidated accounts. If and when the FDIC needs money then bonds and bills are sold to the Fed (indirectly via the primary dealers, so the TBTF banks can get their free zero-risk percentage, and the law is pretended to be observed). The Fed uses the control-P key to create the cash which is effectively "airdropped" into the economy.
legendary
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No.  The USD is backed by the full faith and credit of the US government.  As are my deposits in real banks, which are insured by the FDIC for at least $250,000.

https://www.fdic.gov/regulations/resources/signage/images/signFDIC.gif

...unlike Bitcoin banks: NeoBee (lol ran), TradeFortress (lol ran), and Ukyo (lol ran), which, unfortunately, are not Undecided

So in the event that multiple banks get wiped out again, how do they pay for it? Is there a fund with cash in the bank?

Do any of our alphabet agencies actually have reserves? No they do not. Just look at Social Security--it's a bunch of IOUs.

It's worse.



I am curious about this. What exactly is the meaning of negative numbers in 2009-2010?
To me it indicates that they paid out more money than they had, but where did it come from?
They were 20 bil in the "hole" and still managed it somehow.
hero member
Activity: 644
Merit: 504
Bitcoin replaces central, not commercial, banks
As are my deposits in real banks, which are insured by the FDIC for at least $250,000.



...unlike Bitcoin banks: NeoBee (lol ran), TradeFortress (lol ran), and Ukyo (lol ran), which, unfortunately, are not Undecided

Or you can chose a respectable Bitcoin bank like www.circle.com which insures all deposits through Marsh Insurance. No artificial $250k limit either.

Please, let's not promote Circle for what it is not. Even when dealing with trolls we have to be honest, at least amongst ourselves.

I have been very supportive of the company but in no way does their "theft" insurance compares to a FDIC insured deposit.

legendary
Activity: 3878
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As are my deposits in real banks, which are insured by the FDIC for at least $250,000.



...unlike Bitcoin banks: NeoBee (lol ran), TradeFortress (lol ran), and Ukyo (lol ran), which, unfortunately, are not Undecided

Or you can chose a respectable Bitcoin bank like www.circle.com which insures all deposits through Marsh Insurance. No artificial $250k limit either.
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 254
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You are finally going on ignore.

Not the ignore button.  My only weakness!
You cursed brat! Look what you've done! I'm melting! melting! Oh, what a world! What a world...
hero member
Activity: 644
Merit: 504
Bitcoin replaces central, not commercial, banks
Nah.  He doesn't suffer fools gladly is all.  Everything in your post has been addressed previously, but I'll give you a TL;DR:
Since the dollar is a fiction, an unbacked abstraction created by teh evol banksters, what difference does it make how many zeros they need to add to that fiction?  It is no harder to create a billion dollars than it is to create one Undecided





Why are you shitting up this thread?  If you have nothing to say, don't say it.

the irony
legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1000
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The USA is bankrupt. They are printing their fiat into the sewer. They have just about run out of boots to keep kicking the debt forward to future generations. If the USD collapsed the FDIC would cease to exist.

For a bankrupt country, we're doing pretty well.  Which irrelevant backwater do you hail from?



 Cheesy

this guy is good. I hope you commend a high salary for such professional trolling

He suffers from selective hearing.

Nah.  He doesn't suffer fools gladly is all.  Everything in your post has been addressed previously, but I'll give you a TL;DR:
Since the dollar is a fiction, an unbacked abstraction created by teh evol banksters, what difference does it make how many zeros they need to add to that fiction?  It is no harder to create a billion dollars than it is to create one Undecided

Fools eh? Speaking in the third person again?

It makes no difference at all how many zero's they add to fiat currency. But the key is to inflate currency slowly enough that noone notices. After all the economy must grow perpetually to enrich us all!

You are finally going on ignore.
legendary
Activity: 3892
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
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The USA is bankrupt. They are printing their fiat into the sewer. They have just about run out of boots to keep kicking the debt forward to future generations. If the USD collapsed the FDIC would cease to exist.

For a bankrupt country, we're doing pretty well.  Which irrelevant backwater do you hail from?



Dear god, you think liberals give 2 shits about the average joe? Hows that war on poverty with trillions spent, taking from one and giving it to another? Get your god damn hands out of MY pockets to give that money to someone else.

I have NO real problem with wealth distribution to the poor and investment in the infrastructure and other worth while government ventures...

I would NOT classify taking money from the poor to give to the rich as one of those worth while ventures and I also am a bit skeptical the extent to which military spending is turned into profiteering and contractors.. ... I do recognize a need for public servants and public military troops and accountability and all that mumbo-jumbo.. but NOT the profiteering aspects that amount to redistribution of wealth.. upwards.
sr. member
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Nah.  He doesn't suffer fools gladly is all.  Everything in your post has been addressed previously, but I'll give you a TL;DR:
Since the dollar is a fiction, an unbacked abstraction created by teh evol banksters, what difference does it make how many zeros they need to add to that fiction?  It is no harder to create a billion dollars than it is to create one Undecided





Why are you shitting up this thread?  If you have nothing to say, don't say it.
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 254
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The USA is bankrupt. They are printing their fiat into the sewer. They have just about run out of boots to keep kicking the debt forward to future generations. If the USD collapsed the FDIC would cease to exist.

For a bankrupt country, we're doing pretty well.  Which irrelevant backwater do you hail from?



So good that 35.4% are on welfare.

The 35.4 Percent: 109,631,000 on Welfare




Bro, our welfare cases live better than most of the world.  Where you be livin' at, too ashamed to say?
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 254
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The USA is bankrupt. They are printing their fiat into the sewer. They have just about run out of boots to keep kicking the debt forward to future generations. If the USD collapsed the FDIC would cease to exist.

For a bankrupt country, we're doing pretty well.  Which irrelevant backwater do you hail from?



Shouldn't you be posting your special brand of venom and bile on "USDollartalk.org"?

Oh wait, you don't have one because everyone fucking hates what it represents so much.

The dollar represents wealth.  It is the standard all others are measured against, including Bitcoin.  

hero member
Activity: 644
Merit: 504
Bitcoin replaces central, not commercial, banks
Nah.  He doesn't suffer fools gladly is all.  Everything in your post has been addressed previously, but I'll give you a TL;DR:
Since the dollar is a fiction, an unbacked abstraction created by teh evol banksters, what difference does it make how many zeros they need to add to that fiction?  It is no harder to create a billion dollars than it is to create one Undecided



legendary
Activity: 3920
Merit: 2349
Eadem mutata resurgo
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The USA is bankrupt. They are printing their fiat into the sewer. They have just about run out of boots to keep kicking the debt forward to future generations. If the USD collapsed the FDIC would cease to exist.

For a bankrupt country, we're doing pretty well.  Which irrelevant backwater do you hail from?



Shouldn't you be posting your special brand of venom and bile on "USDollartalk.org"?

Oh wait, you don't have one because everyone fucking hates what it represents so much.
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 254
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The USA is bankrupt. They are printing their fiat into the sewer. They have just about run out of boots to keep kicking the debt forward to future generations. If the USD collapsed the FDIC would cease to exist.

For a bankrupt country, we're doing pretty well.  Which irrelevant backwater do you hail from?



Dear god, you think liberals give 2 shits about the average joe? Hows that war on poverty with trillions spent, taking from one and giving it to another? Get your god damn hands out of MY pockets to give that money to someone else.

"The average Joe"?  "The liberals"?   What brought them to mind?
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 254
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The USA is bankrupt. They are printing their fiat into the sewer. They have just about run out of boots to keep kicking the debt forward to future generations. If the USD collapsed the FDIC would cease to exist.

For a bankrupt country, we're doing pretty well.  Which irrelevant backwater do you hail from?



 Cheesy

this guy is good. I hope you commend a high salary for such professional trolling

He suffers from selective hearing.

Nah.  He doesn't suffer fools gladly is all.  Everything in your post has been addressed previously, but I'll give you a TL;DR:
Since the dollar is a fiction, an unbacked abstraction created by teh evol banksters, what difference does it make how many zeros they need to add to that fiction?  It is no harder to create a billion dollars than it is to create one Undecided
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