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Скачать или смотреть How Big Banks Used the AI Boom to Hide Trillions in Losses — And Why Silicon Valley Is Next

  • Mr. TwoCents
  • 2025-11-20
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How Big Banks Used the AI Boom to Hide Trillions in Losses — And Why Silicon Valley Is Next
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THIS VIDEO EXPOSES:
→ How banks moved securities from available-for-sale to held-to-maturity categories to hide losses
→ Why every major bank suddenly announced AI investments after SVB collapsed
→ The $3 trillion commercial real estate time bomb on bank balance sheets
→ How office vacancy rates exceeding 30% are destroying property values
→ Why banks are extending loan terms instead of recognizing defaults (extend and pretend)
→ How AI announcements justified executive bonuses while hiding insolvency
→ JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon mentioned AI 40+ times in 2023 letter to change the conversation
→ Why regional banks with commercial real estate exposure will fail next
→ How Silicon Valley raised $1 trillion in VC during zero-rate environment at insane valuations
→ Why the IPO market froze and valuations crashed when rates spiked
→ How VCs mark portfolios at last funding round values far higher than reality
→ Why every failing startup suddenly pivoted to AI in 2023
→ The private equity disaster: $2 trillion deployed into leveraged buyouts with cheap debt
→ How debt at 3% made sense but crushes companies at 8% rates
→ Why PE firms can't exit investments at needed valuations but won't mark down until forced
→ Softbank's Vision Fund: $100 billion fund sitting on massive losses hidden by AI narratives
→ How Meta lost billions on metaverse, pivoted to AI, stock recovered
→ Why Google faces existential search threats but announces AI everything instead
→ The truth: AI doesn't fix underlying problems, fill empty buildings, or make debt payments

Commercial real estate loans mature every quarter. More extensions granted. Losses build. Eventually recognition can't be delayed. When one major institution fails, contagion spreads like SVB collapse exposed systemic problems.

Silicon Valley venture capital deployment dropped 70% from peak despite "AI boom." Why? Sophisticated investors see the game. They see extend-and-pretend. They're not participating in next capital destruction round.

Tech layoffs accelerated in 2024 despite AI narratives. If AI creates so much value, why cut staff? Because companies face real economic problems AI isn't solving. Using AI as cover for cost-cutting from deteriorating fundamentals.

The pattern is identical across banks, VCs, private equity, and tech companies:
1. Massive capital misallocation during zero-rate environment
2. Losses when rates normalized
3. Desperation to hide losses
4. AI narrative provides cover story
5. Media and investors buy narrative temporarily
6. Eventually forced recognition causes cascade failures

VCs sitting on portfolios showing massive losses if marked to reality. Companies that raised at $10B valuations in 2021 worth $2B today. VCs can't admit this or they can't raise new funds. AI narratives delay reckoning.

Private equity funds approaching end dates must liquidate investments. Buyers won't pay 2021 prices. Choice: sell at loss or extend fund life hoping for recovery. Most choosing extension. Just delays inevitable.

Banks hold $3 trillion in commercial real estate loans. Significant portion underwater. Property worth less than loan amount. Remote work destroyed office demand permanently. Vacancy rates stay elevated. Property values keep declining.

Tech companies signed long-term leases at peak 2021 prices. Now remote/hybrid but lease payments continue. Office space empty. Can't sublease because nobody wants office space. Slow-motion disaster over years.

The AI boom is real technology. But it's being weaponized as distraction from greatest capital misallocation in history. Trillions deployed into assets now worth far less. Banks, VCs, PE, tech companies all assumed zero rates forever. They were wrong.

Losses must eventually be recognized. Commercial real estate loans mature. Startups run out of money. PE funds hit end dates. Banks face withdrawals. When recognition happens, AI narratives won't save anyone.

Watch this investigation into how financial institutions are using AI hype to hide catastrophic losses and why the Silicon Valley reckoning is inevitable.

⚠️ BANKS HIDING TRILLIONS. SILICON VALLEY NEXT. AI WON'T SAVE THEM. ⚠️

#BankingCrisis #AIBoom #SiliconValley #VentureCapital #PrivateEquity #CommercialRealEstate #SiliconValleyBank #UnrealizedLosses #FinancialCrisis #TechBubble #InterestRates #BankFailure

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