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Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - March 16, 2023) - High Fusion Inc. (CSE: FUZN) ("High Fusion" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that yesterday, it has agreed to amend the terms of its First

Downgrade yesterday and then the collapse of course of the silicon valley bank and signature bank over the weekend went in seized by regulators has caused a big question about not only first republic, but other mid sized regional banks where there might be an asset mismatch here here im getting into the weeds a bit, but its really a problem of a high rate of uninsured deposits and loans or bonds that have a long time to maturity and first republic bank had the third highest rate of uninsured dep...

Money. >> the bank had to sell assets it expected to hold to maturity and given the interest rate increases that have occurred since the assets, including treasuries and government-backed security -- mortgage-backed securities, they had lost market value. >> republicans use the issue with treasury to underscore concern about inflation and higher interest rates and lawmakers promise bipartisan investigation into bank regulators. some want to stiffen banking rules which congress loosened in 2018, ...

Days? >> i think its always possible, but i think when you look at the numbers of svb and you lack at signature they had a couple of things that were very outside. one is they had a level of almost two times the national average of uninsured deposits to insured deposits so therefore the vast majority were uninsured. their loan portfolios werent typical. they had in many cases, more esoteric loans and in the case of svb, almost half a bank was in the portfolio of being declared held to maturity w...

Have two effects. those companies banks and others that are holding u.s. government bonds and this is also around the world, theyre going to see a devaluation in the value of those bonds, if theyre not held to maturity. secondly, in his recent testimony, the chairman of the federal reserve basically discounted the fact that he is in the process of throwing 2 million americans out of work. his solution is to throw americans out of work to put them on the bread lines. im sorry, that is not the rig...

90% were pure crap the others went out overvalued. everyone who bought them at the ipo price. every american is losing money right now. all that money went to silicon valley bank. their deposits went up to 200 billion. the average bank over that same time went up 35%. they are living large and having a great time. what do they do with the money? they dont lend it out. who the hell needs a loan in silicon valley. they dont lend it out. they put it into different things and start investing with it...

Maturity that have lost significant value, as the fed has raised rates, now arguably, it was managements responsibility to mitigate that risk and hedge against it. so thats not necessarily fair to put the blame on the fed, but it did kind of indirectly cause this problem. so people are pretty confident that this is either going to slow or halt the feds move to raise rates. >> then the next question is, is that enough to stop the, fall, one, in bank stocks, in the market more broadly, but also pr...

Slowly and gently for a year and a half. its not out of left field. theres account, hold until maturity and not marking to market, a portfolio. had they done this, it was brought to their attention after the earnings market in january. interesting, no regulators, nobody seemed to pay attention, had they been forced to market market they would have realized they had a $15 billion loss on their hands, they probably realized it, but the world would have realized it, regulators would have realized a...

Acquire with silicon valley bank and asis the goes ther thes in getting their cash flow and their money back. arthel: this all brings back nightmares from 2008 during the housing market bubble, bear stearns, stock nose dive 50%. lehman brothers chanted. i mean, we could go on. but is svb an isolated event, or is it contagious? >> well, the thing that caused it in itself is not isolated. and this is the federal reserve raising interest rates and making the value of these bonds go lower. if youre ...

Made it very easy to start something up made it very easy to start something up here. thank you matt counted it all go wrong, then? interest rates went up making the value of the bonds that silicon valley bank had worthless which is fine as long as you can hold onto them until maturity. when it is not fine is when everyone asks for their money back at the same time so as a start i am involved in slack and on twitter and all of those hes getting forwarded on thursday by venture capital firms as a...