The Fed bought up $2.7 trillion in toxic waste mortgage backed securities to reinflate the housing bubble and take those bad loans off the books of its Wall Street bankster accomplices. Next up: Powell will let the banksters transfer their non-performing commercial real estate loans to the Fed.

by Simian_Stacker This level of blatant corruption and global usury is frankly biblical in how unprecedented it all is. FED'S WALLER: I HOPE THE FED NEVER GETS BACK INTO BUSINESS OF BUYING MBS. — FinancialJuice (@financialjuice) May 24, 2023 $247M …

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Housing Bubble 2.0 is toast

The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate heads into the weekend at 7.14%—that's a new high for 2023. Spread: 330 bps pic.twitter.com/1rwwjauNbL — Lance Lambert (@NewsLambert) May 26, 2023 This year, we've had 8 readings with a 7 mortgage rate handle. …

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‘The resulting erosion of collateral will collapse the global credit bubble, a repricing/reset that will bankrupt the global economy and financial system.’

CHARLES HUGH SMITH: Global Bankruptcy Already Baked In Scrape away the complexity and every economic crisis and crash boils down to the precarious asymmetry between collateral and the debt secured by that collateral collapsing. It’s really that simple. In eras of easy credit, both creditworthy …

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Housing Bubble is popping in Canada….

Housing Bubble is popping in Canada. Year-over-year, prices plunged by 18.5%, the largest drop in the data, according to the Canada Home Price Benchmark Index for single family houses 🚨 pic.twitter.com/EyPVup1vA6 — Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav) March 18, 2023

The $1.8 trillion student debt bubble is about to burs

The $1.8 trillion student debt bubble is about to burst, per Bloomberg, as after a three-year pause, payments on federal student loans are set to resume in the next six months. — unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) March 1, 2023 https://twitter.com/michaeljburry/status/1630723915235434496

Infinite bankruptcy debt bubble…

  The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a woman could not use protection under the U.S. bankruptcy code to avoid paying a debt that resulted from fraud by her partner. The court said that the California woman, Kate Bartenwerfer, owed …

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The Bubble Economy’s Credit-Asset Death Spiral

by Charles Hugh-Smith Who believed that central banks’ financial perpetual motion machine was anything more than trickery designed to generate phantom wealth? Central banks seem to have perfected the ideal financial perpetual motion machine: as credit expands, money pours into risk assets, which shoot higher …

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