RED ALERT: 30 Banks Halt Trading As NYSE Freezes Charles Schwab – Is There A Sinister Plot Unfolding?

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Chaos erupted on Monday as trading was abruptly halted at over 30 banks across the United States, leaving investors reeling and the markets in disarray. Charles Schwab, one of the largest brokerages in the country, was among the banks affected, with trading brought to a sudden standstill.

Chaos erupted on Monday as trading was abruptly halted at over 30 banks across the United States, leaving investors reeling and the markets in disarray. Charles Schwab, one of the largest brokerages in the country, was among the banks affected, with trading brought to a sudden standstill.

The halt in trading was prompted by a wave of panic-like activity among investors in the wake of the recent failures of several prominent financial institutions, including Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. With bank stocks experiencing unprecedented levels of volatility, the Nasdaq’s “Current Trading Halts” page was inundated with requests from anxious investors seeking to check the status of their holdings.

Multiple banks had their stock halted for volatility, some more than once, since the opening bell, with the largest banks suffering the heaviest losses. Among those that were halted at least twice, shares of Western Alliance Bancorp plummeted a staggering 78.2%, while Regions Financial Corp. sank 15.6%, First Republic Bank plunged 65.5%, Comerica Inc. tumbled 39.4%, and PacWest Bancorp. took a 47.7% dive.

The sudden selloffs sent shockwaves through the financial community, with many experts predicting dire consequences for the broader economy. As the markets struggled to regain their footing, the S&P 500 inched up by a mere 0.1%, erasing an earlier drop of as much as 1.4%.

Despite the efforts of regulators to restore calm, the situation remains volatile and unpredictable, leaving investors scrambling to protect their assets and brace for what many fear could be a prolonged period of turbulence in the financial markets. As the dust settles, the question on everyone’s mind is: what comes next?

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  1. Here’s a clue. 1 the Aussie govt as part of aukus that is England s armies, is “spending” 368billion on nuclear subs (who gets the dough) over the next 3 decades That’s 12 billion a year or 1 billion a month or 250 million a week. Australia’s got 25 million people so that’s 10 bucks per person per week for 30 years. There’s no way australia can afford that without massive inflation increasing gst revenues.
    And that s just for the subs, not the ports or the infrastructures of the training of the sailors mechanics service centres etc etc and the roads to deliver everything to the ports a d the housing for the crews Theure going to be based at Perth naturally since WA s the only state worth defending anyway It’s the only rich state . But all up it will be costing each petdon more likely about 30 dollars per week in taxes for 30 years
    Aussies can’t afford that . Theyre going to become criminals. Drug dealers, thieves, frauds, like the Sydney Melbourne been for the last 60 years, cocaine mainly in Sydney. And pedophilia Big rackets there
    That’s what’s happening. And with banks collapsing everyone will be usi g blackarkey money by the barrow loads It won’t be worth squat. It will all be bartering drugs rolexs cars kids food s expensive champagnes wines etc All that. If you have nothing you will starve and your money won’t barely pay your bills. And cbcd s will make it impossible for you to do crime so you and your kids will go to jail or starve to death Millions, about probably 50 million over the next 10 years Maybe 500 million globally.

  2. All I know is if they try another ’08 on us and ask for a bail-out I’m applying for every credit card out there, running it up, then I’ll be defaulting on every single one.

  3. TRillions lost at SVB on the end of american built softwear&tech.The end of the world as we know it in america IBC will buy up the fire sell and you will be banking with them digitally SOON and maybe even get a vote as to your NEW PRESIDENT at IBC shadowment is powerless anyway

  4. And Credit Suisse has also been losing their largest clients. Offering new clients a better rate – but against what assets?

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