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Trump's Global Tariffs Send Stock Markets Crashing Around The World Anonymous 04/05/25 (Sat) 14:22:15 27e23d No.399366

Trump's Global Tariffs Send Stock Markets Crashing Around The World

Saturday, the banks are mostly open. I strongly recommend you go in and get SOME cash. Not to pay Bills, but to SURVIVE for a month or two. Enough money so you can pay cash to buy food, buy gasoline for the car and such. If you don't have Emergency food, water, sanitation and medical supplies you need to live on, GET IT ON SATURDAY because when Monday arrives, this Stock Market sell-off could turn disastrous!

I just got the word: Margin Calls began this morning. Hedge funds have been hit with the biggest margin calls since Covid shut down huge parts of the global economy in 2020, after Donald Trump’s tariffs triggered a powerful rout in global financial markets.

Wall Street banks have asked their hedge fund clients to pony-up more money as security for their loans because the value of their holdings had fallen as stock values dropped, according to three people familiar with the matter. Several big banks issued the largest margin calls to their clients since the beginning of the pandemic in early 2020. I am told these Margin Calls are "much larger than during the 2008 Great Financial Crisis."

The margin calls underscore the intense turbulence in global markets on Thursday and Friday as Trump’s tariffs announcement was followed by retaliatory duties by China, and other countries readied their own responses. Wall Street’s S&P 500 share index was set to post its worst week since 2020, while oil and riskier corporate bonds have sold off heavily.

The real danger of the stock market dropping like it is, is that as stock values drop, the Banks will make Margin Calls to those borrowers telling them they need to pony-up more money to collateralize their loans. Some who borrowed will be able to pay, others will not. When they cannot pay, the Bank "calls-in the loan" and the Borrower is in Default.

As more and more defaults happen, more stock values plunge, triggering more stock selling which only makes the whole thing worse. It feeds on itself!

This immediately triggers the "Credit Default Swaps." Banks went to Insurance companies and bought protection if the Borrowers Default. That protection is Credit Default Swaps: If the loan defaults, the Insurance company pays the Swap.

But as this stock slide continues, more and more loans will default and some Insurance companies may NOT be able to pay-off on those Credit Default Swaps. The Insurance companies go under.

When they go under, all the OTHER banks that they insured must then book losses ON THE SAME DAY… and the Banks go under.

This is very much like what happened to cause the Great Financial Crisis of 2008.

https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/news-selections/world-news/extremely-urgent-just-got-the-word-margin-calls-began-this-morning

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Anonymous 04/05/25 (Sat) 14:22:40 27e23d No.399367

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Get to the bank this morning and get yourself SOME cash money. Not for paying bills; but to survive. Money to pay for food, medicine, and fuel. Bank shares tanked across the globe on Friday as fears of a recession swept through markets in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump announcing the highest tariff walls in a century. Japan Banks are hit hard.

Stock Markets here in the United States have finished trading for the week. The Dow plunged Two-Thousand Four-Hundred Forty-eight (2,448.) points or SIX PERCENT today.

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, (MUFG, 8306.T) fell 8.5% on Friday for a weekly loss of 20%

Mizuho Financial Group (MFG, 8411.T) fell 11% on Friday and more than 22% for the week

Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG, 8316.T) slid 8% on the day and more than 20% for the week

European banking stocks had tanked 10% by 1100 GMT and the financials sector was the biggest faller in the STOXX Europe 600.

European Stock Markets are finishing-up their trading week. Today has not been a good day over there: Paris -3.8% Frankfurt -3.3% London -3.7% Rome -7.79

In Asia, Japanese megabanks ended the week with the biggest losses since the financial crisis of 2008 in one of the markets' most unsettling signals so far about the consequences of Trump's trade war.

US banks also extended declines in premarket trade, after crumbling to their lowest in months on Thursday. JPMorgan Chase fell 4%. Wall Street powerhouses Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley fell 3% and 4%, respectively.

https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/news-selections/national-news/down-plunges-2-448-points-6-00

https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/news-selections/world-news/worrisome-japan-bank-stocks-plummeting

https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/news-selections/world-news/mid-day-update-paris-frankfurt-london-and-rome-stock-markets-all-down-again

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Anonymous 04/05/25 (Sat) 14:22:49 27e23d No.399368

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Some results from those Tariffs are already yielding positive aspects: VIETNAM WANTS TO CUT THEIR TARIFFS TO ZERO. THAILAND WANTS TO NEGOTIATE.

President Trump this morning reports “Just had a very productive call with To Lam, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam, who told me that Vietnam wants to cut their tariffs down to ZERO if they are able to make an agreement with the US. I thanked him on behalf of our country and said I look forward to a meeting in the near future.”

Thailand wants to negotiate with the US on 36% Imposed Tariff, according to their Prime Minister.

President Donald Trump had “a very good dialogue” with Britain’s Prime Minister, who was “very happy” that his country wasn’t on the US list of punishment tariffs.

Next: everyone else.

https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/news-selections/world-news/mid-day-update-paris-frankfurt-london-and-rome-stock-markets-all-down-again

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Anonymous 04/05/25 (Sat) 16:33:43 27e23d No.399373