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S&L Crisis 1989: Deposit Insurance Moral Hazard & Regulatory Forbearance │ GP/LP Analysis — 3 Red Flags │ EP40 T2
S&L Crisis 1989: Deposit Insurance Moral Hazard & Regulatory Forbearance │ GP/LP Analysis — 3 Red Flags │ EP40 T2

Season 2 Episode 40

In 1982, the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation extended deposit insurance to institutions whose permitted investment universe had just b…

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S&L Crisis 1989 : How the U.S. Government Guaranteed a Gamble It Never Priced — EP40 T1
S&L Crisis 1989 : How the U.S. Government Guaranteed a Gamble It Never Priced — EP40 T1

Season 1 Episode 40

In 1980, the United States extended federal deposit insurance to savings and loan institutions — and simultaneously gave them permission to invest in…

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Mississippi Bubble 1720: Monetary Premium vs Fundamental Value & Fiat Convertibility Collapse | GP/LP Analysis — 3 Red Flags | EP39 T2
Mississippi Bubble 1720: Monetary Premium vs Fundamental Value & Fiat Convertibility Collapse | GP/LP Analysis — 3 Red Flags | EP39 T2

Season 2 Episode 39

In 1719, every signal needed to identify the Mississippi Bubble was in the public record. The Mississippi Company's actual Louisiana revenue was in i…

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Mississippi Bubble 1720: The Scottish Gambler Who Invented Central Banking — and Destroyed France — EP39 T1
Mississippi Bubble 1720: The Scottish Gambler Who Invented Central Banking — and Destroyed France — EP39 T1

Season 1 Episode 39

In 1716, a Scottish gambler and convicted murderer convinced the French government to let him create a bank. By 1720, John Law controlled France's en…

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South Sea Bubble 1720: Sovereign Credibility Premium & Parliamentary Conflict of Interest | GP/LP Analysis — 3 Red Flags | EP38 T2
South Sea Bubble 1720: Sovereign Credibility Premium & Parliamentary Conflict of Interest | GP/LP Analysis — 3 Red Flags | EP38 T2

Season 2 Episode 38

In 1720, every signal needed to avoid the South Sea Bubble was in the public record. The company's actual trading rights — one ship per year — were i…

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South Sea Bubble 1720: The Government Debt Scheme That Ruined Isaac Newton — EP38 T1
South Sea Bubble 1720: The Government Debt Scheme That Ruined Isaac Newton — EP38 T1

Season 1 Episode 38

In 1720, the British government had a debt it could not repay and a solution nobody had tried before. It sold the debt to a company, gave that compan…

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Japan 1990: Asset Price Collateral Loop & Balance Sheet Recession Diagnostic | GP/LP Analysis — 3 Red Flags | EP37 T2
Japan 1990: Asset Price Collateral Loop & Balance Sheet Recession Diagnostic | GP/LP Analysis — 3 Red Flags | EP37 T2

Season 2 Episode 37

In 1989, every number needed to identify Japan's asse bubble was publicly available. The Nikkei P/E was over sixty. Tokyo commercial real estate cap …

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Japan 1990: The Bubble That Took 35 Years to Recover From — EP37 T1
Japan 1990: The Bubble That Took 35 Years to Recover From — EP37 T1

Season 1 Episode 37

In December 1989, the Nikkei closed at thirty-eight thousand nine hundred and fifteen. Japan had seventeen of the top twenty banks in the world by as…

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Iceland 2008: Sovereign Backstop Capacity Analysis & Wholesale Funding Dependency | GP/LP Analysis — 3 Red Flags | EP36 T2
Iceland 2008: Sovereign Backstop Capacity Analysis & Wholesale Funding Dependency | GP/LP Analysis — 3 Red Flags | EP36 T2

Season 2 Episode 36


This episode dissects the three-layer stress test a fixed income portfolio manager should have applied: reserves-to-short-term-foreign-liability rati…

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Iceland 2008: How Three Private Banks Bankrupted an Entire Country | EP36 T1
Iceland 2008: How Three Private Banks Bankrupted an Entire Country | EP36 T1

Season 1 Episode 36

In October 2008, the three largest banks in Iceland collapsed within seventy-two hours. Their combined balance sheet was eleven times the size of Ice…

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