The Worst Is Behind Us (unless massive bank failure is considered a bad thing) [View article]
Banks are BUY BUY BUY BUY at these levels. Shorting these things at these levels is asking for a serious BOOT STUMP. And the worst is truly over. The more capital they raise these low levels the easier takeover for the Giants (JPM,BAC,HBC) when the cloud clears.
Banking Breadline: The Discount Window [View article]
Nobody is lining up at the Banking Window to obtain cash. Out of those $33.14 Billion $30 where lend to JPM Morgan, for the BSC takeover. If you take down $30 from $45.14 Billion thats a miniscule 15.14 Billion, that Banks have borrowed from the Discount window which is nothing compared to total US Debt of $48 Trillion. Banks have excess liquidity, and whoever is borrowing is doing so in order to take advantage of low rates, with Commercial Bank Funding being reduced to less than 2% which is what they are paying on CD's now, the Discount window is not really an option, or a need for them. Investment banks are in a different category, because they're structure is different, so they can borrow from the discount window, and buy Fixed Income securities that yield more than double the cost of funds.
The Worst Is Behind Us (unless massive bank failure is considered a bad thing) [View article]
Shorting these things at these levels is asking for a serious BOOT STUMP. And the worst is truly over. The more capital they raise these low levels the easier takeover for the Giants (JPM,BAC,HBC) when the cloud clears.
Banking Breadline: The Discount Window [View article]