End of Road straight ahead. Credit entanglements.
thread: September, fcf, 936, 404
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To be clear, the bulk of the derivative bets out there are fraudulent because the parties that would collect on the derivatives have no insurable
interest in the failure of the entities and instruments insured (a contract of insurance with no insurable interest is gambling. Period.)
Sometimes, moments of great consequence are veiled in our day to day experience. I believe this is one of those quiet moments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANyo4yn5GRs
https://jpfo.org/pdf02/genocide-chart.pdf
The "conservative" forces-all those who still own private property and who are not closely related to the
supreme Leadership-will be expropriated and their property rights will be wiped out. The businessman
who is an isolated individual in the gigantic and reckless totalitarian state is the helpless prey of his fascist masters.
The totalitarian dictatorship will become more ruthless in its attitude toward businessmen as well as toward the workers and middle classes.
https://cdn.mises.org/the_vampire_economy_20201022.pdf
The cohort cycles appear to fall on deaf ears and the fools tell us we are overly pessimistic.
" The Nation that makes a great distinction between its scholars and its warriors will have its thinking done by
cowards and its fighting done by fools." Thucydides
H files: Kessler syndrome, Sorites
Financial markets: High‑frequency trading and leveraged positions can create crowded trades; a shock (e.g., a rapid sell‑off) causes losses that force participants to unwind, adding more volatility and pushing the market toward a cascade of failures.
Regulatory regimes: When many overlapping regulations crowd a sector, compliance costs rise and enforcement gaps appear. A breach in one rule can trigger violations of others, producing a chain reaction of penalties and market exits that erodes the regulatory environment itself.
Supply‑chain networks: Globalised, tightly‑interlinked supply chains mean a disruption (e.g., a factory shutdown) ripples through upstream and downstream firms, creating shortages that cause further shutdowns, amplifying the original shock.