Michael Burry Scatter Chart of the Coming Bank Failures

chatgpt: Quadrant 1 (top left): Banks in this quadrant have a relatively low percentage of deposits greater than 250k % of total (below the median of 30%) and a relatively low percentage of unrealized losses % of CET1 Capital (below the median of 60%). These banks may be considered to have a lower level of risk and are generally considered to be in a strong financial position.

Quadrant 2 (top right): Banks in this quadrant have a relatively high percentage of unrealized losses % of CET1 Capital (above the median of 60%) but a relatively low percentage of deposits greater than 250k % of total (below the median of 30%). These banks may be considered to have higher risk and may need to take steps to address their unrealized losses.

Quadrant 3 (bottom left): Banks in this quadrant have a relatively high percentage of deposits greater than 250k % of total (above the median of 30%) but a relatively low percentage of unrealized losses % of CET1 Capital (below the median of 60%). These banks may be considered to have a greater deposit base and therefore may have a higher level of stability, but they may also be vulnerable to market and economic downturns.

Quadrant 4 (bottom right): Banks in this quadrant have a relatively high percentage of deposits greater than 250k % of total (above the median of 30%) and a relatively high percentage of unrealized losses % of CET1 Capital (above the median of 60%). These banks may be considered to be in a relatively weaker financial position and may need to take steps to address their unrealized losses and manage risk.

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sdny = signature bank
sivb =silicon vally bank
frc = first republic
cma= comerica
usb= us bancorp
wfc= wells fargo
bac = bank of america
key = keycorp bank
ftib= 5th/3rd bank
hbin= Huntington Bancshares Incorporated
tfc=Truist Financial Corp
pacw=PacWest Bancorp
rf=Regions Financial Corp

A credit crunch is coming…

h/t Edmond Dantès

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