Will a Major BANK COLLAPSE bring down GPU Prices further?

The world of finance can be a tricky one, though with conviction and the right information, it can be navigated, and problems averted. In today's video we discuss what the latest bank Silicon Valley Bank collapse means for not just 2023 in general, but also tech prices, mainly CPU and GPU.

Products that have come down in price

Chapters
00:00 Intro Skit, the price drop conundrum.
00:29 SVB collapse in a nutshell
04:03 The origins and rules of fiat money explained.
07:49 Tech prices, they will come down and this trajectory indicates tighter competition and ultimately better value.
13:31 Question of the day, 4K low settings, what is the point of these tests?

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[JohnWilliams-gyyc]

Honestly Brian should launch an economic/finance channel. He explains the SVB run better than those in your recommended below as a matter of fact.

[WillbmeEVA]

Huge appreciation that you took the time to share with everyone here your take on the current financial crap storm. You have so much on your plate as a Tech reviewer, but I for one really enjoy learning bits and pieces along the way from someone I can trust. Keep up with the finance content.

[EmilePesky-nv]

So, the ponzi scheme is crashing, again! In Ireland here, none of the fundamental problems we had in 2008 that bankrupted the country have been fixed, only made worse. We now have almost complete uncontrollable illegal immigration which is putting pressure on EVERYTHING. Our housing, health systems and crime are all pretty much as bad as they've ever been and a recession is coming. Big tech have been letting off staff, that's going to feed into the wider economy.

[TobbeBoll]

I want more Tech YES economics, as one with a BBA degree it warms my heart.

[kajurn]

Over these past 20 years it felt like me and probably many other people as well are being squeezed from every side. On my country wages have stagnated, prices of things are double or triple what they used to be and inflation is pretty much out of control, it's demoralizing to see my future plans being crippled by outside forces that i have no control of, and that it is certain to continue getting worse in the foreseeable future.

[Jasontyo]

It feels to me like a theoretical next gen of CPU's and GPUs should focus on achieving this same level of performance with a more reasonable power draw and price.
Id rather perfroamcne only go up 5%-10% if power draw does down and prices stay the same or drop.

[douglasfoster]

The risk management at the bank may have been inept, but the cause for the failure was the run on the bank by depositors. Any bank can be forced to fail if all depositors pull their money out at the same time. Especially at a bank that has leveraged its depositor's money with long-term US treasuries.

[Zack_Mee_Nhatz]

My man is a king in these finance/tech analysis. Cheere m8.

[commanderkeen]

I love your finance related content, its well made and informative, keep it up!

[SugarFreeTargets]

Clicked for GPU savings, stayed for the red pilling.

[diamondcraftershane]

Unfortunately, here in the Philippines, everything is still 10%-40% more expensive compared to the prices in the US.

[NapFloridian]

Brian, you forget to mention the base system of the stock market and public companies.
For a fact, I work for a company that calculates a profit 80% of last year, and next year they increase that again to be a X Amount. In tech specially once you have your system, the consumer will not purchase another one for a few years. So companies fail their Profit margin and the stock market sees that as if the company is loosing money... Which is not true

[ImWateringPSUs]

Love to see more finance content Bryan! Keep it up😇

[HelipOfficial]

I honestly didnt expect this kind of content from your channel which is mostly tech related. Quite refreshing. Keep it up Brian.

[garethbaker]

The banks customers were very concentrated, it had just 16 branches unlike other smaller banks that have 1000 so I dont think contagion will be that much of an issue. Also I found a piece by Christopher Joye from Coolabah Capital who wrote about it. He says that as a bank "SIVB was unusual because (1) it was 100% dependent on the Silicon Valley tech industry, (2) it did not lend out 57% of its deposits to fund normal loans, but rather put this money into financial markets (mainly RMBS and CMBS), (3) it appeared to take on huge interest rate risk by buying fixed-rate, rather than floating-rate, debt instruments and then did not hedge this risk, and (4) these losses were not deducted from its equity capital because of" a regulatory loop hole. In short, it was a bank but didnt behave like one such that their assets became less than they thought.

[Jsanon]

Love the finance content and how you keep it real.

[richardwales]

Like Mr Jack Schitt. You might have to run with that one. 🤣

[coxyofnewp]

So new name for Ch - Cheque Spec City
Great vid Bri

[boblekewl]

Love these videos mate. So important now & for the next 2-3 years. Keep up the great work.

[sidexside]

Excellent and informative video! Looking forward to your next video!