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JCM
2/20/2024 7:47:18 AM
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Reply to vxbush in 6: Time to stop toying with them.
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JCM
2/20/2024 7:47:42 AM
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Reply to vxbush in 2: Everyone knows... you can't milk a bull.
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Occasional Reader
2/20/2024 8:11:55 AM
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vx, I think your news items for this morning could be summarized under the recurrent Instapundit heading of, "Everything is Going Swimmingly".
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vxbush
2/20/2024 8:20:51 AM
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In #11 Occasional Reader said: vx, I think your news items for this morning could be summarized under the recurrent Instapundit heading of, "Everything is Going Swimmingly". Heh. Yes, that is quite apropos. And I didn't share all the headlines I was looking at, either.
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Occasional Reader
2/20/2024 8:21:51 AM
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Reply to JCM in 10:
And this... thing... didn't get a needle year ago, why, exactly?
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Occasional Reader
2/20/2024 1:07:16 PM
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And more "everything is going swimmingly". Per Financial Times:
Bad commercial real estate loans have overtaken loss reserves at the biggest US banks after a sharp increase in late payments linked to offices, shopping centres and other properties.
The average reserves at JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have fallen from $1.60 to 90 cents for every dollar of commercial real estate debt on which a borrower is at least 30 days late, according to filings to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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buzzsawmonkey
2/20/2024 2:17:56 PM
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I've placed a couple of questions before the house in the Frontier.
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Occasional Reader
2/20/2024 2:21:29 PM
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Reply to buzzsawmonkey in 15:
42...
/the default answer
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Kosh's Shadow
2/20/2024 6:55:02 PM