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Jeff Snider: The Credit Crunch Is Here As Ultra Rare Bond Market Signal Flashes Red For First Time Since 2008

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Apr 24, 2023
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Jeff Snider
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 3min
2
The Value of Treasury Bills in the Money Market
03:20 • 3min
3
The Fed Funds Rate and the One Month Treasury Bill Yield
05:56 • 2min
4
The Risks of Liquidity Preference
07:28 • 2min
5
The Importance of Collateral in the Economy
09:38 • 6min
6
The Advantages and Disadvantages of Secured Financing Transactions
15:21 • 3min
7
The Consequences of Credit Crunch
18:48 • 4min
8
How to Avoid Bank Runs
22:37 • 5min
9
The Fed's Decision to Accept a Recession
28:01 • 3min
10
The Fed's Forecast for a Mild Recession in 2023
30:43 • 3min
11
The Fed's March Pleasure
33:57 • 2min
12
The Federal Reserve's Mission Caught in the Banking Panic
35:42 • 4min
13
The Fall of Silicon Valley Bank
39:42 • 3min
14
The Effect of Quantitative Easing on Deposit Creation
43:10 • 2min
15
The Distortion of Silicon Valley Bank
45:14 • 2min
16
Silicon Valley Bank's Failure to Take Advantage of Wholesale Opportunities
47:43 • 2min
17
The Definition of Deflationary Money
49:51 • 3min
18
The Markets Are Trading a Curve That We Didn't See in 2007 and 2008
53:13 • 2min
19
Eurodollar Futures: The Future of LIBOR
54:51 • 2min
20
The Counter Theory of the Debt Ceiling
56:39 • 6min
21
The Yield Curve Signals a Credit Crunch and Deflationary Money
01:02:25 • 3min