Pyrpolizer wrote:Get Real! wrote:https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/0 ... ropaganda/
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I only use my browser so I don't know what you're confronting. I have no issues reading them.
Pyrpolizer wrote:Get Real! wrote:https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/0 ... ropaganda/
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Get Real! wrote:Trump capitalizing on Biden's failures...
"Biden is crawling around the globe on his knees begging and pleading for mercy from Saudi Arabia, Iran and Venezuela."
Get Real! wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:Get Real! wrote:https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/0 ... ropaganda/
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Pyrpolizer wrote:Get Real! wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:Get Real! wrote:https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/0 ... ropaganda/
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I also tried it but it crashes. Any ideas?
DT. wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:Looks to me the total exposure of Banks to Russia (excluding the Non-Banks) is more that what they seized from oligarchs.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/mayrarodri ... 69d9e45c98
Bank for International Settlements data shows that the countries, which banks have the largest exposures are Italy, France, Austria, and the U.S. The banks with the largest exposures to Russia are Raiffeisen Bank International ($25bn), Société Générale ($21bn), Citibank ($10bn), Unicredit ($8.1bn), Credit Agricole ($7.3), Intesa Sao Paulo ($6.1bn), ING ($4.9), BNP Paribas ($3.3), Deutsche Bank ($1.5bn), and Credit Suisse ($1.1bn). These banks, especially the European ones, are the most likely to be adversely impacted if the Russian invasion intensifies.
The only one that’s any real concern is Rafaissen. The rest aren’t really touched as a percentage of their book. The plus is that Rafaissen has survived much larger exposures from the Balkan crash back in 2013 and has developed strong workout skills.
Pyrpolizer wrote:DT. wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:Looks to me the total exposure of Banks to Russia (excluding the Non-Banks) is more that what they seized from oligarchs.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/mayrarodri ... 69d9e45c98
Bank for International Settlements data shows that the countries, which banks have the largest exposures are Italy, France, Austria, and the U.S. The banks with the largest exposures to Russia are Raiffeisen Bank International ($25bn), Société Générale ($21bn), Citibank ($10bn), Unicredit ($8.1bn), Credit Agricole ($7.3), Intesa Sao Paulo ($6.1bn), ING ($4.9), BNP Paribas ($3.3), Deutsche Bank ($1.5bn), and Credit Suisse ($1.1bn). These banks, especially the European ones, are the most likely to be adversely impacted if the Russian invasion intensifies.
The only one that’s any real concern is Rafaissen. The rest aren’t really touched as a percentage of their book. The plus is that Rafaissen has survived much larger exposures from the Balkan crash back in 2013 and has developed strong workout skills.
Nobody said those Banks are going to get bankrupt.
What I said is that they will lose multiple times more than the oligarchs.
Get Real! wrote:Crashes? I think you need to clean your system up and maybe you've got a lot of crap running in memory and out of control.
If you're near Tseri you can bring your system over and we'll fix it up over a coffee.
Also, did you skip updating the Windows HOSTS file which is very important as it knocks out countless registrations schemes etc?
You can do it anytime under…
Main Menu > Browser Options > System Info > Basic Setup Checklist > Upgrade your Windows HOSTS file
Get Real! wrote:Fellas, when you do a [CTRL+ALT+DEL] after exiting all programs, and you’re not getting between 0% and 5% of CPU usage (see graph below) then you don’t really have a healthy system.
It should be as close to ZERO as possible.
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