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Absurd that there is funding stress from such a small amount of quantitative tightening. It’s already over, and we are still well above 2019 balance sheet levels. Shows you how broken the market has become. pic.twitter.com/TaxwfBBtYj — Illiquid Insights (@IlliquidInsight) December 16, 2025 🚨FEDERAL RESERVE INJECTS $5.2 BILLION INTO U.S. BANKING SYSTEM VIA OVERNIGHT REPOS …
BREAKING: U.S. foreclosure rates surge 32% YoY. — Polymarket (@Polymarket) November 23, 2025 2025 is hitting Americans hard: – 2.2 million+ cars repo’d, heading toward a 3M record year. – 326,000 homes in foreclosure filings. – Commercial real estate drowning: delinquencies at 7.46%, office over 11%. This is what real financial stress looks like across …
By Martin Armstrong The private debt crisis is becoming apparent in America after car repossessions jumped 23% during the first half of 2024. Data shows that 1.6 million Americans will have their car repossessed by the bank before the end of the year, a slight increase from the 1.5 million autos repossessed in 2023 and …
by confoundedinterest17 Biden is hoping for one more term as President. And declining oil prices might help him get re-elected. But we have a battle brewing! The United Nations and World Economic Forum (and their proxies John Kerry, Greta Thunberg and Green Joe Biden) against …. everyone else. Despite Biden’s lame attempts (through climate envoy John …
Great, let the Fed cut rates. It's already doing QE in the form of the BTFP and cranking back up O/N repos. Gold, silver and mining stocks will do a moon-shothttps://t.co/HwFowOoggs https://t.co/DosPFhP7VR — Dave Kranzler (@InvResDynamics) November 15, 2023
Auto loans are fucked pic.twitter.com/SkOzrOrzsx — Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator) October 28, 2023 Car Owners Fall Behind on Payments at Highest Rate on Record The risk of vehicle repossession is rising for many Americans facing a budget crunch. Americans are falling behind on their auto loans at the highest rate in nearly three decades. With interest …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsYVIyTMdjQ A car market crash of unprecedented proportions has started to unfold, and the price declines we’ve seen so far in 2023 are nothing compared to what is coming next. According to analysts at UBS and Cox Automotive, an oversupply of vehicles is causing a price war that can trigger a crash much worse than …
