🚨 WARNING: Banks Are Preparing for an Imminent Banking Crisis as Property Foreclosures Soar

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[Infinityandsome]

Greed has reached an all time high and regular folks don’t stand a chance anymore.

[steceymorgan]

Our economy struggling with uncertainties, housing issues, foreclosures, global fluctuations, and pandemic aftermath, causing instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions need urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.

[alfonsoalfonso]

When you owe money, someone control you

[marlenemacdonald]

5yrs ago i stopped using banks. Its the best thing i ever did.

[thomaschew]

@8:53 "make sure that you are in control of your finances and that you are well prepared for anything..." And that is the main thing. Get your finances under control, pay off debt, save in an emergency fund and put something away for a rainy day. I'm not saying that you should build a bunker in the back yard but we should have some preps in the cabinet. Because that storm is a coming.

[guytouquet]

Surplus real estate for commerce, insufficient real estate for shelter.

[SchudarSchway]

60% to 80% decline in commercial property evaluation

[AminFaltas]

Lena Petrova your videos are instructive. Thanks !

[kellikelli]

Hasn't commercial real estate been designed to fail..
- The bank loan agreements are ridiculous & the rents are too high, keeping them vacant.

[davidsmith]

Banks don't lend money, you create the money when you sign the mortgage application, (And monetise it) ask the bank to show you the account they used to give you the money to buy your property.

[micheltremblay-my]

take your money out of the banks now before they keep it..!!!!

[dp]

The CRE problem also effects pension funds and Insurance companies.
The full effect of this is yet to be felt. Its going to get ugly.

[ricardopescador]

Noted. Thank you for your professionalism, Miss Lena.

[brianthesnail]

Here in the UK, local authorities went and bought shopping centres and office buildings by borrowing very low cost money via the UK Treasury. These shopping centres and office buildings are in secondary cities and are now losing tenants and many local authorities are on the edge of bankruptcy. It is an ugly situation which has not quite surfaced in the public consciousness yet. In fact many of these properties were a hangover from the financial crisis and the existing investors were head over heels that they were able to offload them to uninformed local authority buyers.

On top of that many pension funds hold commercial property in what were regarded as prime sites but working from home has meant that office buildings are quite empty for much of the week. It is inevitable that whole floors will be let go by the tenants.

[kangaroodf]

Look! It's very very easy to understand why Banks are in bankruptcy BR. Veri simple indeed! If money (in this case the USD) loose it's value, the bank is in BR. It's logical. Because banks only have a very small qty of their assets in cash. While more than 95% is invested in many things. So, if assets loose its value because money loose its value, banks passivs will be larger than assets. Besides, banks do not have enough cash to liquidate its customers. They never have had it Therefore we are risking an Argentinian 2001 Style corralito worldwide at any moment. That's the reason Martial Law is approching at speed light!

[pavankumar-bbky]

Time will came where banks will not be exists

[sweechen]

Lena's perspective is refreshingly objective and insightful - an auditors perspective.on business and politics.

[ericthisguy]

I appreciate your to the point reporting. It's quite refreshing after living with all the American news outlets

[undonegun]

think about it ... if they DIDNT WANT TO CRASH the system ... they could totally avoid it and fix the problem... BUT they dont .. so, they want it to fail !!!

[tjeffpowellful]

Thank you for another clear explanation of what is happening.