Timothy Sumer

The FDIC is broke. No, I am not kidding. Look at their website where they show you exactly how much money they have. The deposit insurance fund balance is about $125 billion. That puts their reserve ratio at only 1.26%. That is right, 1.26% is the ratio of how much money the FDIC has versus all the bank accounts that they would need to bail out should they need to do so. About $125 billion means they do not even have enough to bail out Silicon Valley Bank. But as we know, Silicon Valley Bank just got bailed out. So where is the money coming from? And according to the White House and everybody talking about this, it will not cost the taxpayer a dime. So how are depositors at these failed banks getting a free lunch? Well, shocker, they are not. Timecodes 0:00 Video Introduction 1:06 Bank Term Funding Program by Federal Reserve 1:41 Working of the Bank Term Funding Program 3:18 Banks’ Position in Today’s Market 4:51 Short-Term Borrowing Agreement and Collateral Value 6:17 Role

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My Bear Market Investing Guide only $99 - Don't Miss Out! What is the best investment that one can make when inflation is happening? Well, many people think that the answer to that question is, “TIPS” (Treasury, inflation protected securities). Because while a regular Treasury is a bond that pays an interest rate and it's usually like right now below the rate of inflation, that means that you're getting paid a negative real return on your money. Something like a tip, a treasury inflation protected security is supposed to pay you a positive real rate because it's protected from inflation. However, this year, TIPS have had some lackluster performance, to say the least. And we're going to dive into why. Timecodes 0:00 Video Overview 0:42 Intro 0:49 Bad Performance of TIPS 1:56 Annual Increase in TIPS Still Low 4:49 Getting Involved with ‘I’ Bonds 5:30 Outro Upcoming Events I'm Speaking At: Pacific Bitcoin (Promo Code HERESY) My Courses and Guid

Learn How to Bulletproof Your Portfolio Today (40% Off): Hedge funds have literally never been this bearish on U.S. Treasuries, before. Right now, the market is full of speculation on what the Federal Reserve is going to do. Number one, with interest rates this week. But number two, what they're going to say about the forward path of interest rates for the nation. As a result of this speculation over the course of this year, the first few weeks in January - we saw a rally in U.S. Treasuries as yields fell. This meant that two weeks ago, as of January 18th, hedge funds were having to cover their shorts at the fastest pace in four months. Timecodes 0:00 Video Introduction 0:43 Quick Explanation of the Situation 2:52 Coving Their Shorts 4:19 Hedge Funds Boost Treasury Shorts 7:50 Timeframes to Look at How to Make a Fortune this Bear Market ($99 Off) Get My Free Weekly Newsletter All socials are @HeresyFinancial Twitter: www.twitter.com/heresyfinancial Insta: ww