Crown to Dust - Downfall of America's Largest Bank | Citibank Documentary. 

Thanks 🙏

This is true. You’re criminally underrated. This is inadvertently right within my wheel house and as a person who researches/does due diligence at a really high level. It’s tempting to offer support. But realistically you already dig and organize particularly well But there are under the radar institutions and fortunes I would love to see covered

​@@davidaldridge5716You should use that information and profit like the aforementioned, Robber Baron!

I concur and I agree.

Totally

Rocky Xu rocks!

I agree@@giquina but I wonder if the potential revenue from Netflix would exceed that of RU-vid?

@@giquina not really because RU-vid content is not curated, so you would have to dig to find this excellent documentary whereas it’d be easily accessible on Netflix

i love these kind of documentaries

They are "too big to fail" as they bail out bankrupt GOVERNMENTS. Over and over. Or would you rather all the nations money went down the swaney at the BANK and all the "here today gone tomorrow" government "heads" spend it all? Again? Do you know what a Government going bust looks like? As long as people can trade and get money FROM THE BANK, no one cares much. The "Government" these days are just wanna bes who really should have gone on "Stars in your Eyes". They like being seen and applauded and celebrated. On the telly. But running government? They couldn't run DRUSILLAS without getting the birds mixed up with the snakes....USE:LESS So forget ANIMAL FARM. They couldn't run a mini ZOO let alone a FARM. Or a kennel actually. They would put a fine Afghan Hound in with a pit bull terrier and not see or know the damn difference....

Appreciate that

It’s very similar to the narrator of “The Men Who Built America” on Amazon Prime. Classic. 👍🏽👍🏽

Bit of a bore for him to wear millions of "hats" at once though. Hard to "chase two rabbits at the same time without losing both". Until they define what a "Bank" is, no body really knows. It seems like a great big money washing machine with all sorts of mixed up "laundry" in it. When really, people need banks. Not hard? No need to hit people over the Head with the "Corporate Hammer" every time they come in the door; or talk about People like Onassis as if he is a prey and the bank is "circling" for the carcass. It doesn't come across as very good business look..HARDLY going to attract the trust of "rich clients" talking about them like they are "prey" for the bank. Sounds kinda crass...They need to up their game and drop the "gangster" repute. After all THEIR ANCESTORS may turn in their graves....I am sure they did not get names of repute only to let the following generations PROFLIGATELY WASTE it all....Even their NAME. Really.. I have always wondered WHO and WHY is it quarterly "figures" are always so damn urgent. I wonder for WHOM? People need banks. Simples. Surely the "marketing and financial services" departments should be nothing to do with responsible "banking"? Or does "figures" mean - investment? Hard to know all trades. After all it is pretty clear that a lot of the top head honchos er...are not too family with the current "bond market"....No? Not fair on Jamie or any CEO at the mo actually - losing game as "boom and bust" economy means he has to deal with naked shorts all the time....such a drag. "All business becomes TIRESOME in the end". It needn't be though. It just seems that TRUST is gone. But it must be said to those who "let the banks go bust" never call for the "government to go bust". Even though they ARE. Along with their "pensions" etc..paid into, "invested" AT THE BANK etc. Rather a mess. That is why you got to admire Jamie; he is the guy to "bust the doors right off" and sort the mess out. Hopefully by no more "Government Bank Schemes". Schemes...mmm. Rightly named. "Sorry. We are closed until further notice." "Gone Fishin".

Dimon is the Messi of banking and Citi fumbled.

​@@Septumsempra8818agreed did you see his comments at Davos ? It was based

@@BobBob-vx4ck he was too real for the panel of interviewers. If it was anyone else they'd have cut to commercial break.

Yeah I read the book. Nepotism destroyed Citi Group.

Dismissal not departure lol

Thank you!!

@@Finaius 🫂💗

Happy new year!!

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How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. who is the driving force behind your success?.

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Research her name on gogle and you will find the necessary information and also her web page to make a contact and schedule an appointment with her.

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Same happened in india, to axis bank.

Wow

Second!

​@@Finaiuswho is first then ???

​@psnshau lol you gotta be kidding!

What country?

This. I remember G-S being a controversial repeal that also led to reckless mergers in the future.

You forgot to mention that Bill Clinton repealed Glass-Steagall.

Thank you too!

Every day we have a new problem. It's the new normal. At first we thought it was a crisis, now we know it's a new normal and we have to adapt. this year will be a year of severe economic pain all over the nation

Money advice is subjective, what works for you may not work for someone else, but it's always better to plan. I'm quite lucky to be exposed to personal finance at an early age, started job at 19, bought first home 28, got laid-off work 36 amid covid-outbreak, and at once I consulted an advisor to handle growing my finance. As of today, I'm only 25% short of my $1m goal after subsequent investments.

This is huge! think you can point me towards the direction of your advisor? been looking at advisory management myself.. seeking ways to invest and make more money with the uncertainty in the economy.