• E21: Level 10 - Silicon Valley Bank = Rate Pause?

  • Mar 21 2023
  • Length: 44 mins
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E21: Level 10 - Silicon Valley Bank = Rate Pause?

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  • The financial system and economy rely heavily on commercial banks, which serve as a critical component. It is easier to imagine a world with banks, as they are the primary source for borrowing money and depositing savings. In the event of a bank failure, it can create several problems for individuals and businesses who rely on their services.  If that is the case, what actions do you plan to take?

    In this episode, Kyle and J Scott delve into the current events in the financial market, including the latest inflation reports and the recent collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank. They provide insights into the factors that led to the bank's failure and discuss its potential economic impact. 

    Key Takeaways:

    • Rumors suggest that Fannie Mae is considering skipping title insurance.
    • ChatGPT has unveiled its latest iteration, Version 4.0
    • The newest inflation reports
    • Bank Crisis: The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
    • Massive job cuts due to Silicon Valley Bank collapse

    For more information or resources about this episode, please visit https://www.bardowninvestments.com

    Watch + Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@bardowninvestments 

    Resources:

    • J Scott’s Website
    • J Scott on Linkedin
    • J Scott on Facebook
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