Rustin talks about Wall Street's Shadow Banking Crisis: Is This 2008 Again?
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Simply Bitcoin23 Oct 2025, 11:00 UTC
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Jefferies' stock has fallen 18%. The video references issues with UBS, Blackrock, and Millennium being exposed, with collateral pledged multiple times. The financial dealings are referred to as rehypothecated, akin to a Wall Street shell game reminiscent of what caused Lehman Brothers' collapse in 2008. It is said that this current financial rot is inside private credit, particularly the $2 trillion shadow banking system that is unregulated. The video references auto lenders like Tricolour being gone. The possibility of regional banks like Western Alliance feeling the stress is considered. The target is set at 45.00 and if the price reaches 60.00 the analysis would be invalidated.
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