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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSenator Warren Remarks Too Big To Fail Scenario is Scary
In a startling revelation today the FDIC stated five major banks flunked on their regulatory compliance and Senator Elizabeth Warren remarked that:
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This announcement is a very big deal...it's scary.
Warren further added:
Read more:
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/04/regulators-flunk-banks-fdic-federal-reserve-221880
Regulators said JPMorgan Chase and other banks failed to show that they could be safely unwound during bankruptcy. | AP Photo
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(11,641 posts)laserhaas
(7,805 posts)With Bernie rising...things are heating up
Hydra
(14,459 posts)We're right on the edge of another major crash...and the establishment will bail them out again with nary a sharp word for them.
laserhaas
(7,805 posts)The banks will go bankrupt and hand Bernie one..too
Hydra
(14,459 posts)He could nationalize them and clean the whole system up if they hard crash again while he is in office. They would much rather have a status quo supporter who will "Get things done" for them.
If they do get someone willing to prop them up again...there may only be one bank left at the end- the mega-bank of all megas.
laserhaas
(7,805 posts)To become a Rothschild equal.
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Could ig be....only 1 bank in America?
Ouch!
Skwmom
(12,685 posts)But wait, all of the fucking geniuses that support her told us it was the bestest idea EVER. Unfortunately, it's not those schmucks that will be harmed.
Hydra
(14,459 posts)A handful of people made billions during the first crash, and others were able to gobble up other banks and assets, reducing competition and giving them even more leverage.
I'm of the opinion that 2006-2008 was not an accident...and neither with the next one be.
laserhaas
(7,805 posts)Lrhman and Bear going down spread the billions qround
malaise
(269,060 posts)laserhaas
(7,805 posts)As for me....t g e preponderance if the evidences are against Dachs & Bain Cap
silvershadow
(10,336 posts)Skwmom
(12,685 posts)passiveporcupine
(8,175 posts)but it sure would be great if he could.
Recursion
(56,582 posts)Which one is the real problem? The absolute size of the companies? Their size relative to GDP? The diversity of their offerings? People really need to come up with some answers here.
laserhaas
(7,805 posts)And of the less complex.....cease tg d revolving doors
Hydra
(14,459 posts)Nothing is really too big to fail...but too big to control is a different story.
laserhaas
(7,805 posts)After my letters to Holder's DOJ ...his argument that they must also consider the economic impact ...didn't fall upon a deaf ear
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That's why...if our eToys case were to see justice...I believe Goldman Sachs losing it's IPO biz is sufficient.
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Bian Capital....on the otger hand...sprouted from Salvadoran death squad lords...contknued with Miljen fraud monies & bribed judge in Stage Stores dealings (see Taibbi's "Greed and Debt" thag I'm one of sources of).
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Then continued with The Learning Company merger with Mattel that lost billions and spawned a corrupt United States Attorney (Colm Connolly)
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A RICO seizure of Bain Capital has tremendous value and the collapse hatms no one because seizures would be of compsnies like Clear Channel (headed BK anyway)....
Also Burger King....Guitar Center...Jumbo Sports ( in bankruptcy.....AGAIN)....Hospital (HCA) Toys R Us ( not before we get back our eToys brand name)
jwirr
(39,215 posts)fail it could very likely effect the economy of the whole world. That is why they are called "too big to fail" because they can bring the whole economy down around our heads. That is why we had NO choice but to bail them out in 2008. This needs to stop.
laserhaas
(7,805 posts)It will be.much essier to arrest too big to fail
jwirr
(39,215 posts)not break up the banks they will still be too big to fail.
laserhaas
(7,805 posts)RICO'd and make Blankfein resign
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Just need one honorable federal prosecutor
jwirr
(39,215 posts)get this done. I think Teddy Roosevelt must have felt this way also.
laserhaas
(7,805 posts)sendero
(28,552 posts)... another banking crisis in the US and it will probably be worse than the last one. Dodd-Frank is something, but it was not nearly enough.