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We, the undersigned, do not believe in free markets. If some of us said we did, it was a lie of convenience. If we preach their virtues in the future, we are hy
by reducesuffering 4y ago
We, the undersigned, do not believe in free markets. If some of us said we did, it was a lie of convenience. If we preach their virtues in the future, we are hypocrites. We put our money, over FDIC limits, into a single bank. We accrued positive benefits by using a bank which was trying to make the profits elsewhere. How they were attempting to make these profits was public information, https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/SIVB?tab=financials https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/SIVB?tab=financials . We indirectly put our cash into mortgage-backed securities, those investments declined, and we're asking the public to make up the difference for our bet gone bad. It is up to you each of you Americans, to wire us $600 so that we can eventually be billionaires.
Sincerely,
us