Banking regs were put in place to protect customers from practices endangering their money. Tge meltdown of 2008 and now this shows what weakening regs brings.
It is at times like this — when [yet again] a poorly regulated private bank fails — that a competent/collaborative/problem-solving Congress would be a great asset to have instead of the liability of an obstructive/do-nothing/dysfunctional one that can only cast blame.
Perhaps both political parties and voters should select the prudent and accomplished over the popular but inept for House/Senate representatives?
I worry more about the House nor honoring our debt obligations crashing our economy than private bank bank failures — e.g. SVB — that the FDIC will save.
When the CEO sells this much in shares just before the collapse, tell me he didn’t know https://nypost.com/2023/03/10/silicon-valley-bank-ceo-sold-3-5m-in-shares-before-collapse/
Will? about 1 year ago
Wow! Nice! This is far and away the best Allie cartoon I’ve ever seen! Well done.
lopaka about 1 year ago
That is the way it has always been done.
knutdl about 1 year ago
Silicon Fire has developed a process for synthesizing liquid combustible fuel which is
envisioned as a viable substitute for petrol.
braindead Premium Member about 1 year ago
Egad, what a socialist cartoon.
GOGOPOWERANGERS about 1 year ago
Wow even allie beats Ted Rall the so called "socialist "
fusilier about 1 year ago
So, Mr. Allie, are you planning on advocating for more bank regulations?
That would be welcome.
fusilier
James 2:24
mourdac Premium Member about 1 year ago
Banking regs were put in place to protect customers from practices endangering their money. Tge meltdown of 2008 and now this shows what weakening regs brings.
The Nodding Head about 1 year ago
I don’t see “everyone else” experiencing a crisis at present. Maybe it starts today?
superposition about 1 year ago
It is at times like this — when [yet again] a poorly regulated private bank fails — that a competent/collaborative/problem-solving Congress would be a great asset to have instead of the liability of an obstructive/do-nothing/dysfunctional one that can only cast blame.
Perhaps both political parties and voters should select the prudent and accomplished over the popular but inept for House/Senate representatives?
I worry more about the House nor honoring our debt obligations crashing our economy than private bank bank failures — e.g. SVB — that the FDIC will save.
codak about 1 year ago
let his fat *ss fall
Jack7528 about 1 year ago
Not totally true. So far they are only covering the deposits over the $250,000.
ChristopherBurns about 1 year ago
How is everyone else burning? What is the Fed to do?
martens about 1 year ago
It’s worth looking into who withdrew massive sums from SVB just before their failure and then warned about failure (like Peter Thiel).
ShadowMaster about 1 year ago
When the CEO sells this much in shares just before the collapse, tell me he didn’t know https://nypost.com/2023/03/10/silicon-valley-bank-ceo-sold-3-5m-in-shares-before-collapse/
Cipher about 1 year ago
Are they bailing out the banks, or are they making sure the customers aren’t losing their money?
wildthing about 1 year ago
This is like Deja Vu all over again. The News just repeats itself. Like some forgotten dream, that we’ve both seen.
Rich Douglas about 1 year ago
I’m certainly tired of the cycle.
Capitalism is the best wealth generator on the planet, but it MUST be regulated and controlled.
zerorest about 1 year ago
Switching sides are we. I have a name for those, Swino, switcher in name only.