You mean JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch et al too I guess. Goldman Sachs does not have exclusivity in being a manipulative and incorrigibly corrupt financial institution.
The stock market feels like a weird magic trick. 📈 Stocks keep climbing, but wages and jobs? Not so much. Are we just cheering for the illusion while the real stuff gets ignored? What do y’all think? 🤔
@@MarkDavis-wm9yx Mr Nasir Mustafar, your advice is amazing. Short-term focus on skill, job, and business. Mainly earning. But the long-term market makes you wealthy by investing a bulk amount of money.
@@mechellemeldrum What do you think about the prospects of Tesla and Bitcoin? Are they good beginner choices for newbies who want to get into the investing for not so long term gains?
HSBC has been known to be a china bank in America for decades, watching these important folks reminds me how money is fckn pretend we made it up folks it's not real it does not predate people nor is it needed for people, capitalism produces by far the worst sociopaths like functioning drug addicts they act thru there coproations with sociopathic psychotic crimes of massive scale.. USA has 4 percent of people 25 percent of COVID deaths, the malaise n de balling of society has been the red blue mission n they have won no change will come from within capitalism, if we don't go extinct for fuckin pretend paper, sentient not intelligent
@youuu tube Whether or not a Jew bank, I cannot tell. But definitely a chinese bank. It was registered and headquartered in London, UK. in fact, the British Intelligence and HSBC has close relationship. The former MI5 chief Lord Evans, who spent 33 years in the Security Service, stepped down from HSBC board in 2019. (UK Sky News: 30 Sep 2018)
Right, I love how Congress were mostly silent about this particular bank's business model up until Hong Kong was turned over to the Chinese government. Yt ppl disgust me
Excellent and I hope similar investigations and reporting are extended to other banks as criminals do use many other big banks. Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs just to name a few.
Removing the Glass-Steagall Act in the late 1990s was a terrible mistake that resulted in the dramatic failure of large banks during the financial crisis of 2007-2008. Dodd-Frank and this Act both need to be reinstated immediately away to stop a new catastrophe. What occurred with SVB is simply the beginning of what will occur if nothing is done to solve the existing situation.
I believe SVB was making an effort to reorganize their bond portfolio. Yes, they would lose money if they sold their low-yielding bonds. But, they were trying to make up for it by repurchasing bonds on the open market at the higher interest rate.
The SVB scenario warns that the effects of the Fed's rate rises are still being felt even if the economy has so far held up. Investors must be on the lookout for the upcoming inevitable in situations like these. Since you don't have to act on every projection, I'll suggest that you consult a financial consultant. For a long, this has served as my standby position.
@@Igorstravinsky788 Because of the severe drops, I need advice on how to rebuild my portfolio and develop more successful techniques. What's his whereabouts, coach?
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@@Igorstravinsky788 Given that my stock portfolio dropped $390k only last week, this advise definitely came at the perfect moment. It is ludicrous. Ruth’s qualifications were recently the subject of some web scrutiny. I wrote to her detailing my objectives for the financial market because she looked to be highly knowledgable.
Great documentary. It's worth putting up with 20 insufferable adverts for the same streaming service (the same 2 or 3, alternating every 5 minutes, forcing you to watch them all the way through). I know no one at UA-cam will ever see this, but honestly: why? Someone has to be very determined to not click off.
They have been involved in a lot of scandal. It's telling that as Canada has been really vocal recently about Chinese corruption in its jurisdictions, HSBC has actually pulled out of the country.
6:66 The bigger the bank💳 is involved in money laundering the more they can get away with🕯... #TDBank😔 just not happened to be one of them clearly... 🌎💘💰
It really pays to be a criminal, if you're a banker. No jail time and you get to ruin the entire world. Also, you get to live and tell people about it. Upside down world.
The most powerful people in this world are a mix of bankers and criminals: * They are the owners of the army industry which holds the world as hostage. They also, as a result of a carefully designed system (during the 30's, 40's until the 70's), own and invest in the highest-end technologies, making it's industry totally dependent of money coming from the FED to the Pentagon (in the US case, but we have different systems in Israel, UK, France and others); * They control drug trafficking, such as cocaine (CIA mostly), opium (Pentagon and CIA mostly) - since the invasion of Afghanistan the opium fields there, which are btw the largest in the world, tripled in size - heroin and so on; * They control the pharmaceutical industry which, as conspiratorial it may sound, enhances diseases to sell it's treatments and are aligned with the food industry to use poisonous solutions within the chemicals used in industrial food (both in farming and production) so more diseases are developed - the German expertise through BASF, Bayer and others is crucial to it's endeavor, and these companies were main supporters of Hitler. Also it's important to note that both food and pharma industries were hijacked by the oil industry since Rockefeller II had the vision to do so and enforced it through "non-profit" organizations; * They obviously control the energy sector which is responsible for destroying entire countries such as Nigeria, Congo, Argelia, Lybia, Yemen, Bolivia, Venezuela and many other plentiful examples and also have enormous spying networks around the world, for example the denounced spying of Petrobras (a brazilian energy giant) by Halibur and other companies which was done by Snowden; * They even control the history, which is easy to prove if you study who endows main universities throughout the world (mainly British and US American) and institutions such as the Carnegie, Rockefeller and Ford foundations (now we have Bill and Melinda too) and have done so since the 19th century, making possible the creation of institutions such as the American Historical Association and by centralizing the historical discourse and working to omit important points; * And many other fields, but I'm tired of typing.
"...The bankers own the earth. Take it away from them, but leave them the power to create money, and with the flick of the pen they will create enough deposits to buy it back again...However, take away from them the power to create money and all the great fortunes like mine will disappear and they ought to disappear, for this would be a happier and better world to live in. But, if you wish to remain the slaves of bankers and pay the cost of your own slavery, let them continue to create money."..." - Josiah Stamp, 1st Baron Stamp He was an English industrialist, economist, civil servant, statistician, writer, and banker. He was a director of the Bank of England and chairman of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway.
HSBC is on the international level but HSBC is a small major bank, it isn't the BIS, or the US fed or the IMF or the World bank, these are the largest banks and they are just as involved in criminal activities, financing Terrorist groups whom the US use as proxies and mercenaries. Today we have many more Financial institutions/not banks who are doing the same as the banks. HSBC has been involved in the drug trade since it's inception due to the western Opium wars which helped to bring down China, centuries ago. The US Fed and BIS are well up the food chain involved in the largest drug trafficking and largest money laundering in the world, as the US Government/the CIA and Pentagon are intricately. The UK are the masters of Banking crimes, developing not only the "City of London Financial district" which is a rothschilds/BIS and Uk banking operation linked to every tax free zone in the world. The Focus on HSBC is designed to take the focus off the UK and US banks and criminality of the US and UK Governments.
Don't forget the Deutchebank money laundering... "...The bankers own the earth. Take it away from them, but leave them the power to create money, and with the flick of the pen they will create enough deposits to buy it back again...However, take away from them the power to create money and all the great fortunes like mine will disappear and they ought to disappear, for this would be a happier and better world to live in. But, if you wish to remain the slaves of bankers and pay the cost of your own slavery, let them continue to create money."..." - Josiah Stamp, 1st Baron Stamp He was an English industrialist, economist, civil servant, statistician, writer, and banker. He was a director of the Bank of England and chairman of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway.
British Intelligence and HSBC has close relationship. The former MI5 chief Lord Evans, who spent 33 years in the Security Service, stepped down from HSBC board in 2019. (UK Sky News: 30 Sep 2018)
That was a great clip about my home country, I live overseas to watch your vid was a truly worth spending time, I originally from Battambang and I've moved to NZ 20 years ago ,,,👍👍👍, thank you
This Doc is excellent !!! Its important to understand the constant "shadiness" in all capital markets. When investors and traders assume the banking world operates on a level playing field they inadvertently expose themselves to tremendous risks.
27:10 You've got a nice voice.. you must be a good boy. Of course the real reason it can't be investigated is because it's the bank owned by the same pedogarchs that tell you the earth ain't flat, and that your " a conspiracy theorist" and climate change is real, and ESG is good for our legal fiction planet that we made you all believe in, and Bitcoin is BTC, and 'birthing persons', and men and women...and inflation is good, and one of my favorites' "Abortion is good for the economy" Janet Yellen, from the the TV miniseries, currently playing, "Lord of the Heebs"
@@rupertpupkin27 not a problem! I don’t normally go around recommending documentaries to people cause I think most fall short in some ways but yeah wow that one really opened my eyes and made me learn a lot
The financial sector and derivatives may have a Hindenburg moment if the US Treasury market collapses. Rising market illiquidity in the $14.8 trillion U.S. Treasury market, according to Bank of America, might affect other financial markets.
There are many opportunities to make fantastic profits, especially in this depressed market, but such complex transactions can only be carried out by seasoned market professionals.
@@richardhudson1243 I wholeheartedly concur, which is why I like giving an investing coach responsibility for making everyday decisions. Given their specialized knowledge and study, as well as the fact that every one of their skills is aimed on leveraging risk for its asymmetrical potential and limiting it as a buffer against certain unfavorable turns, it is practically impossible for them to underperform. Over the course of more than two years, I've worked with an investment coach and earned over a million dollars
@@maiadazz I've been considering taking that path. I've kept a lot of stocks, but they're starting to depreciate, and l'm not sure if I should stick onto them or sell them. I believe restructuring my portfolio would be facilitated by engaging your investing coach.
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@@tatianastarcic After locating her, I composed an email and arranged a phone conversation. I'm optimistic that she will reply, and my goal is to conclude 2023 on a financially successful note.
Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly.
Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields.
It's often true that people underestimate the importance of financial advisors until they feel the negative effects of emotional decision-making. I remember a few summers ago, after a tough divorce, when I needed a boost for my struggling business. I researched and found a licensed advisor who diligently helped grow my reserves despite inflation. Consequently, my reserves increased from $275k to around $750k.
this is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation
My CFA ’Jessica Lee Horst ’ , a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.
Inv knowledge is private mate, you learn it individually, you can't teach it like craft, 'do this and repeat', it's individual effort to learn and apply it
Now do Bank of America, JPMorgan, and Citi. All the largest hedge funds and private equity funds in the world are based in the US avoid taxes through the offshore system with these banks. If HSBC got caught accepting billion of illicit money in Mexico, where are the other tens of billions of illicit money being laundered through now? How many businesses in the US are funded with dirty money?
6:66 The biggest problem are the all religious centers; on one hand they claim money is the root of all evil and on the hand gouging the gullibal followers to financial ruin... For sound financial advice you have #MeridianCU🌎💘💰
"If the people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered.... I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies.... The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs." Thomas Jefferson End the federal reserve
Which is probably the basis of the smoke and mirrors show that is the FTX scandal. Now that the government/corporation alliance has been forced to accept Bitcoin (and any similarly suitable system), they need an excuse to regulate and control alternative systems. I am not an expert on finance or computing/cryptography, but it seems quite obvious.
so how do we do that? i think we should first demand that everybody's wages gets put in there hands cash every week they work and then they can decide to put it into a bank or not! then we fill in our tax form and pay our tax at the end of the month.. so 1st if the local councils or government are not doing there jobs that month or so then folks hold back there TAX'S in i garentee they will work and do the right things then with our tax's.. and the banks would have to work harder to get customers if everyone gets there wages in there hands every pay day.. by LAW its accually illegal what they do right now for folks to get there wages!! right for you to get ur hard earned wage at the end of the month ur boss will ask for ur bank details if u say iv no bank card he or she will say well i cant pay u until u open a bank account! right!! 1st that ur employer forcing u to use a 3rd party for u to get ur hands on ur own wages that u have worked hard for! so that is against the law but most folk dont no it at all... 2nd ur forced to pick a bank i.3 a 3rd party company that made the markets crash in 2008 and have showing them selfs to be criminal so ull be forced to open an account with a 3rd criminal party to get access to ur wages and by then before u even get ur hands on ur cash then ull see there is cash been taking off ur wages i.e. wage tax and national insurance.. so the GoV" just helping there selfs inot ur account witch is another LAW i sure just gets broken.. so this is reallu how we do it!! demand our wages in cash off our employers to get some real power back in the people's hands!!!! spread the word!!!!
The is a great distraction piece. We don’t need to uncover dirty behaviour behind other country’s banks when we’ve got plenty of massive predatory banks right here in our own western countries that dwarf any banks in Asia by far!
Same with the issue of “drug dealers coming across the border,” with USA homegrown Purdue Pharma and their profits in the billions with OxyContin, with thousands upon thousands dying, and that many more still being “legally” addicted to “prescribed drugs.”
I mean, when a few million is chump change and actually doing anything would BREAK large financial institutions and bankrupt “companies that can’t fail”…it stops being news. Also, people don’t want to bring down the rich, as they might be rich themselves some day…😂
I agree with you in the case of HSBC, definitely should’ve been charges. I wonder, do you think it would have been acceptable for HSBC the entity to continue under increased scrutiny from regulators while individual managers and executives from the org faced charges?
@@saltiplumz2103 @asdf In 2012 his compound was raided. When the Belize police turned up, he answered the door naked and holding a gun. A 17-year-old girl waited terrified in his bed.🤔
@@conniecastawayne8999 The US military industrial complex has killed millions over the years in different wars yet I don't see any public backlash against them. What's worse is they continue to support them with their funding. This makes McAfee look like an angel.
There is more than enough housing in Australia... outside of the major cities. But nobody wants to live and work there. And in the major cities house prices have been driven up by Foreign Capital buying up houses for investment. And much of that foreign capital is coming from China.
@@jameslemon51 I live n New Zealand and post covid, we got problems with sourcing the jib board etc. Some construction companies are going under because of shortages of supplies
Its been corrupt since the beginning of recorded time, never has the human experience been in harmony, money is a dirty business and we all know it! No such thing as morality & Honesty when it comes to money.
HSBC was set up by the English.When did they sell it to Hong Kong or did they not? What is the difference between Hong Kong and some Carribean Island as a haven for the British Financial Machine.?
Allan Zeman, money laundering is what he is describing so casually, as being part of doing business in Mexico. Hmmm... the fact that he takes it so casually shows he fears no one.
He is infuriating to hear. If he's ok with getting profits from money laundering, he has to be ok when fines come out of his pocket. Reap what you sow. A case could be made that it might be dangerous for bankers operating in Mexico if they decide to stop accepting drug money but that's not what's being discussed here. No one mentions any kind of attempts to stop it. While the profits are higher than the fines they will never stop or care.
@@Musamecanica "He is infuriating to hear. If he's ok with getting profits from money laundering, he has to be ok when fines come out of his pocket. Reap what you sow." Exactly!!
If you’re at all interested in the subject, I highly suggest you read up on BSA / AML (Bank Secrecy Act / Anti Money Laundering). Fascinating subject from a regulatory and law enforcement perspective. Especially when it comes to complex, international organizations
"...The bankers own the earth. Take it away from them, but leave them the power to create money, and with the flick of the pen they will create enough deposits to buy it back again...However, take away from them the power to create money and all the great fortunes like mine will disappear and they ought to disappear, for this would be a happier and better world to live in. But, if you wish to remain the slaves of bankers and pay the cost of your own slavery, let them continue to create money."..." - Josiah Stamp, 1st Baron Stamp He was an English industrialist, economist, civil servant, statistician, writer, and banker. He was a director of the Bank of England and chairman of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway.
i walked into HSBC when I worked in Hongkong... Service was fantastic... straight away a customer rep comes over ...how about one account for your CNY, HKD, AUD, USD, PND , Silver and Gold etc... this and that etc.... my reply.. sign me up!
Or perhaps political realism is uppermost - millions of ordinary, non-criminal people and businesses are dependent on the banks in personal and legal senses. To completely bring down criminal banks would possibly take a lot of innocent people down with it.
Great documentary! Appreciate you sharing it. It was an eye-opener to see how much HSBC was in bed with organized crime and to what extent. The banking industry laundries billions of illegal money then gets a slap on the wrist. If the common man did a fraction of this money laundering, we would be serving 3 life sentences. The people at the top play by a completely different set of rules and are privy to the two-tiered justice system that works quite well for them.
The daughter of hwawei was also fooled by HSBC. Although HSBC knows the relationship between skycom , the company of miss meng, the relationship with iran, They made it appear in the court extradition case that Miss Meng did not inform the bank. The bank is violating sanction of Iran, but Miss Meng forcibly being extradited to the US.
nope , it were the bank that sue miss Meng . It is not the American sanction on Iran or the American government for that matters . Every banks have its own rules and regulations , and when they have a rule that state , do not trade with Iran and you still borrow their money to trade with Iran , then it is bank fraud . Miss Meng were arrested on charges of Bank fraud by HSBC, not by the US government , the Canadian government , or any sanction non-senses.
In two years 40,000 people died from US Sanctions against Venezuela. One third of the world’s population (about 2.5 Billion) are affected by US Sanctions. Sanctions are an Act of War, NOT “vigorous diplomacy”.
@@dnickaroo3574 lol , you dont understand a thing about sanction and how it work. If Meng trade with Iran with the Yuan currency and using chinese banks , it will be absolutely no problems. the problem is when Meng used American dollars and American and its allies banks to trade with Iran , then it is a big problem , because simply it is bank fraud , because every single banks in the world have its own policies , and you cant violate their policies or lie to them.. It is the same as rouble to rupee trade between India and Russia , then sanctions doesnt apply , because they simply are not using western dollars and western banks to do their businesses.
I kind of love that this shows the ability of the world to truly unite around a universal cause, against all adversity and prejudice. Wealth. Power. Status. The great uniters
Its not Capitalism. We hav 2 systems running toether at the same time. A Constitutional Govt (the Pres) and a Corporation (the executive branches) like IRS, FBI, NSA, DOJ, Civil Courts & Judges which are sub contractors of Sub Contractors & not actually part of our Govt. They have been created to expand the Govt, to collect more taxes & create chaos to control the citizens who dont understand whats going on therefore sit by idly instead of dissolving their contractors that are used to harrass & control the public illegally. Research: Questui Que Vie Trust act of 1933. The executive branch (a subcontractor) is owned & run by England & the Pope which is not part of the Constitution. They keep raising our taxes unnecesarily to fund themselves. A Few are taking them to court so they (Govt) dont hav control over them anymore with great success- pay no taxes.
Interesting how you blame capitalism. The only system tat has raised so many out of poverty as a by product of human greed. Every other system crushes people into poverty and slavery. You must be a degenerate democrat left from the west.
Money talks song always reminds us of HSBC and the power of successful companies and businesses all over the world. Plus their outstanding customer services which our local banks don't have.
In the USA, there’s a statement that reads, “Corporations are not people.” Hence, why corps operate above the law. If the presidents, CEOs, and key people were personally liable for their company’s misdeeds, then these corps wouldn’t operate with impunity. It’s a sickening that as a society we allow this corrupt framework to continue existing.
This is the norm. The regulators a d government employees are so full of hubris and deviant behavior. Why do you think we have open borders and sexual operations on school children?
HSBC has to cooperate with the FBI to fool Meng Wanzhou of Huawei. If HSBC is a mafia, the FBI is the mafia of the mafia, or the real mafia of the world.
Cash must keep circulating. Where else is it going to go? E.G., Illegal operations like Cartels, they have to put the money someplace. The banks need the cash moving in the markets, not idle in stash houses.
whats really surprising is no investigative reporters have looked properly into how osbourne has been compensated indirectly by HSBC since leaving government, this would be a good place for them to start : George Osborne shares in £27m bumper payday in his first full year after joining boutique City investment bank Robey Warshaw, who earned the majority of their money that year from HSBC. coincidence or a thank you
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation was just known as Household Bank in the US. I used to have a credit card with them 20 years ago, and it wasn’t marketed as a Chinese bank, but a household bank. Was not a good experience, to say it lightly.
The English word "untouchable" is used to describe both a class of world bankers and "dalit", a class of people living below the bottom in the Indian society. Both are "untouchable".
HSBC has 3 Trillion under it's control. The presenter saying that it could be represented as the world's 5th largest economy if it were counted as a country. What came to my mind is Vanguard and Blackrock, which each individually manage 10 and 8 trillion $US respectively. They have missed a lot of dots to connect in this poorly written documentary.
I bet they are financing China's military buildup, and the huge belt and road projects, and the purchase of airports , factories, etc., ALL OVER THE WORLD
32:08 That’s our society’s problem. We don’t let these giants crash to the earth and die, leaving no room for new eras and new companies to flourish. Money talks and is the root of all evil.
Seems to me HSBC is how a bank should be. Banks got no reason asking where you got your. if tax collectors want to know where your money comes from let them figure it out.What happened to the idea of livingb like you want with no one in your business as long as they don't cheat or steal from you.
You are not understanding the problem, sir. All they are doing is cheating, stealing, and lying. Money has nothing to do with the good of the community. We have lost our way and there will be no return with a total collapse of everything. We are now all slaves.
agreed if you think charging interest on loans made from an insolvent banking structure is sound monetary policy, you're probably a central banker, because central bankers are the biggest offenders and abusers of things like fractional reserve lending and quantitative easing and credit default swaps (with firms like AIG and Citigroup) if you or i attempted to counterfeit money, we would face criminal charges and lengthy prison sentence, when central bankers counterfeit money they lend it to the tune of billions and trillions to governments, at interest, that the taxpayer is footed with the bill for paying that interest, which erodes the buying power of the dollar and results in market stagnation in the velocity of money as well as massive inflation, aka "stagflation" the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913 is the central banker's wet dream
@@YoungPadawan85 i just mentioned this ponzi scheme and rort by the banks, gov't and alphabet companies plus other things but YT strangely seized up and I lost my unfinished comment...I get the feeling the powers that be were butt hurt lol, mustv'e been a sore spot..ironic how banks can take an entire property if a mortgage payment is missed even if 90% has been paid off already yet they can delay peoples wage deposits or the payment of drect debits that can cause personal hardship, loss of housing, budgeting issues with living expenses and loss of interest within their account due to the banks delay issue yet what avenue of compensation do individuals have due to the banks failure? A lame "oopsy do' is all that's given but maybe when banks are at fault people should be given a % of bank shares or a% of ownership in the banks property as repossession shouldn't only be available to banks.when individuals make an oopsy do too!!
19:45 is just golden. He is a master of Double speak. It is clear where and who did he learn the trade so well. He doesn't even get it, he is doing it lol
HSBC gave me a mortgage rate (in the US) nearly 2% lower than Chase bank and I have nearly perfect credit. Chase tried to match it as best they could but they went down to the dollar and said literally 1 more dollar and they would lose money. Chase bank didn't understand how HSBC had such good rates.
A similar study should be made of the equally dark and powerful Goldman Sachs.
I think they did that doco first, - ‘Goldman Sachs: The Bank that Rules the World’
You can’t Goldman Sachs own yr gov, police, judge everything 😒
Goldman is way more corrupt, I personally experienced it
You mean JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch et al too I guess. Goldman Sachs does not have exclusivity in being a manipulative and incorrigibly corrupt financial institution.
@@kumarj4693 GS and yes JP Morgan also for their silver price manipulation
Being honest and doing the right thing doesn't get you anywhere in a corrupt world.
Was there anywhere to go? That was the first lie you bought.
@@paultryba7228 yep, the damned thing is a maze with only one exit. Death.
At least you can sleep at night.
This sucks!!
@@alidabotes6264the poor have even more nightmares and sleep worst.
Thank you Mr Fritel and Roche for this excellent and much needed documentary.
The stock market feels like a weird magic trick. 📈 Stocks keep climbing, but wages and jobs? Not so much. Are we just cheering for the illusion while the real stuff gets ignored? What do y’all think? 🤔
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@@MarkDavis-wm9yx Mr Nasir Mustafar, your advice is amazing. Short-term focus on skill, job, and business. Mainly earning. But the long-term market makes you wealthy by investing a bulk amount of money.
Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future..,
@@mechellemeldrum What do you think about the prospects of Tesla and Bitcoin? Are they good beginner choices for newbies who want to get into the investing for not so long term gains?
HSBC learned and perfected its Business Model in the 18th-century Opium Trade.
HSBC has been known to be a china bank in America for decades, watching these important folks reminds me how money is fckn pretend we made it up folks it's not real it does not predate people nor is it needed for people, capitalism produces by far the worst sociopaths like functioning drug addicts they act thru there coproations with sociopathic psychotic crimes of massive scale.. USA has 4 percent of people 25 percent of COVID deaths, the malaise n de balling of society has been the red blue mission n they have won no change will come from within capitalism, if we don't go extinct for fuckin pretend paper, sentient not intelligent
@youuu tube Whether or not a Jew bank, I cannot tell. But definitely a chinese bank. It was registered and headquartered in London, UK. in fact, the British Intelligence and HSBC has close relationship. The former MI5 chief Lord Evans, who spent 33 years in the Security Service, stepped down from HSBC board in 2019. (UK Sky News: 30 Sep 2018)
Right, I love how Congress were mostly silent about this particular bank's business model up until Hong Kong was turned over to the Chinese government. Yt ppl disgust me
Excellent and I hope similar investigations and reporting are extended to other banks as criminals do use many other big banks. Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs just to name a few.
Removing the Glass-Steagall Act in the late 1990s was a terrible mistake that resulted in the dramatic failure of large banks during the financial crisis of 2007-2008. Dodd-Frank and this Act both need to be reinstated immediately away to stop a new catastrophe. What occurred with SVB is simply the beginning of what will occur if nothing is done to solve the existing situation.
I believe SVB was making an effort to reorganize their bond portfolio. Yes, they would lose money if they sold their low-yielding bonds. But, they were trying to make up for it by repurchasing bonds on the open market at the higher interest rate.
The SVB scenario warns that the effects of the Fed's rate rises are still being felt even if the economy has so far held up. Investors must be on the lookout for the upcoming inevitable in situations like these. Since you don't have to act on every projection, I'll suggest that you consult a financial consultant. For a long, this has served as my standby position.
@@Igorstravinsky788 Because of the severe drops, I need advice on how to rebuild my portfolio and develop more successful techniques. What's his whereabouts, coach?
@@jonesfred56 Without the assistance of my counselor, RUTH LORALANN BRENNAN, I would not have been able to comprehend how to make a profit. By locating her online and visiting her page, you may get in touch with her. excellent understanding of the role
@@Igorstravinsky788 Given that my stock portfolio dropped $390k only last week, this advise definitely came at the perfect moment. It is ludicrous. Ruth’s qualifications were recently the subject of some web scrutiny. I wrote to her detailing my objectives for the financial market because she looked to be highly knowledgable.
Great documentary. It's worth putting up with 20 insufferable adverts for the same streaming service (the same 2 or 3, alternating every 5 minutes, forcing you to watch them all the way through). I know no one at UA-cam will ever see this, but honestly: why? Someone has to be very determined to not click off.
This is a real eye opener. I've been with HSBC bank all my life. I feel its time to move away from a centralised financial system
Or at least choose a less criminal bank.
@@norman7527 I don’t live in Britain and the bank I have used for 40 years has never been fined or charged with any crimes. Do your homework.
@@boeingdriver29 Apologies, my reply was meant for Bee's, comment
Did you honestly think that the City of London is anything but? Its not just HSBC
They have been involved in a lot of scandal. It's telling that as Canada has been really vocal recently about Chinese corruption in its jurisdictions, HSBC has actually pulled out of the country.
There's successful and successful: you don't get that successful with hard work, less than ever with honest work.
6:66 The bigger the bank💳 is involved in money laundering the more they can get away with🕯... #TDBank😔 just not happened to be one of them clearly... 🌎💘💰
Yet, small property lawyers, conveyancing companies are put under huge pressure and costs to do their due diligence on AML. It is a joke!
It really pays to be a criminal, if you're a banker. No jail time and you get to ruin the entire world. Also, you get to live and tell people about it. Upside down world.
Thankfully, things aren’t what they appear of becoming.
The most powerful people in this world are a mix of bankers and criminals:
* They are the owners of the army industry which holds the world as hostage. They also, as a result of a carefully designed system (during the 30's, 40's until the 70's), own and invest in the highest-end technologies, making it's industry totally dependent of money coming from the FED to the Pentagon (in the US case, but we have different systems in Israel, UK, France and others);
* They control drug trafficking, such as cocaine (CIA mostly), opium (Pentagon and CIA mostly) - since the invasion of Afghanistan the opium fields there, which are btw the largest in the world, tripled in size - heroin and so on;
* They control the pharmaceutical industry which, as conspiratorial it may sound, enhances diseases to sell it's treatments and are aligned with the food industry to use poisonous solutions within the chemicals used in industrial food (both in farming and production) so more diseases are developed - the German expertise through BASF, Bayer and others is crucial to it's endeavor, and these companies were main supporters of Hitler. Also it's important to note that both food and pharma industries were hijacked by the oil industry since Rockefeller II had the vision to do so and enforced it through "non-profit" organizations;
* They obviously control the energy sector which is responsible for destroying entire countries such as Nigeria, Congo, Argelia, Lybia, Yemen, Bolivia, Venezuela and many other plentiful examples and also have enormous spying networks around the world, for example the denounced spying of Petrobras (a brazilian energy giant) by Halibur and other companies which was done by Snowden;
* They even control the history, which is easy to prove if you study who endows main universities throughout the world (mainly British and US American) and institutions such as the Carnegie, Rockefeller and Ford foundations (now we have Bill and Melinda too) and have done so since the 19th century, making possible the creation of institutions such as the American Historical Association and by centralizing the historical discourse and working to omit important points;
* And many other fields, but I'm tired of typing.
What a basic statement.
That’s why I want to be a banker and change the world. Such a crooked system
"...The bankers own the earth. Take it away from them, but leave them the power to create money, and with the flick of the pen they will create enough deposits to buy it back again...However, take away from them the power to create money and all the great fortunes like mine will disappear and they ought to disappear, for this would be a happier and better world to live in. But, if you wish to remain the slaves of bankers and pay the cost of your own slavery, let them continue to create money."..."
- Josiah Stamp, 1st Baron Stamp
He was an English industrialist, economist, civil servant, statistician, writer, and banker. He was a director of the Bank of England and chairman of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway.
"We're not a tax haven" "We don't track where any of the money comes from" Uhh that's what i'm looking for in a tax haven lady..
"Tax haven" implies no tax..
HSBC is on the international level but HSBC is a small major bank, it isn't the BIS, or the US fed or the IMF or the World bank, these are the largest banks and they are just as involved in criminal activities, financing Terrorist groups whom the US use as proxies and mercenaries. Today we have many more Financial institutions/not banks who are doing the same as the banks. HSBC has been involved in the drug trade since it's inception due to the western Opium wars which helped to bring down China, centuries ago. The US Fed and BIS are well up the food chain involved in the largest drug trafficking and largest money laundering in the world, as the US Government/the CIA and Pentagon are intricately. The UK are the masters of Banking crimes, developing not only the "City of London Financial district" which is a rothschilds/BIS and Uk banking operation linked to every tax free zone in the world. The Focus on HSBC is designed to take the focus off the UK and US banks and criminality of the US and UK Governments.
finaly a person on the thread who knows what they are talking about. They did say HSBC was 4th.
I completely agree... right on!!!!
Don't forget the Deutchebank money laundering...
"...The bankers own the earth. Take it away from them, but leave them the power to create money, and with the flick of the pen they will create enough deposits to buy it back again...However, take away from them the power to create money and all the great fortunes like mine will disappear and they ought to disappear, for this would be a happier and better world to live in. But, if you wish to remain the slaves of bankers and pay the cost of your own slavery, let them continue to create money."..."
- Josiah Stamp, 1st Baron Stamp
He was an English industrialist, economist, civil servant, statistician, writer, and banker. He was a director of the Bank of England and chairman of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway.
The CEO of HSBC becomes a House Lords and a Minister of The Church of England !
AMEN. THE TWO ARE JPMORGAN AND GOLDMAN SACHS. Nothing new here, let's keep it moving.
BUILDING his networks😆
British Intelligence and HSBC has close relationship. The former MI5 chief Lord Evans, who spent 33 years in the Security Service, stepped down from HSBC board in 2019. (UK Sky News: 30 Sep 2018)
Yeah, Jesus would approve. 😵
J Powell,
F your puts
When institutions r so corrupt, it is depressing.
It's sickening !
Es normal
The world Runs dry of money in few years if they refuse to launder money
Governments likewise, lol.
Excellent documentary. Thank you for making it available. Five year on from its production. Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose.
That was a great clip about my home country, I live overseas to watch your vid was a truly worth spending time, I originally from Battambang and I've moved to NZ 20 years ago ,,,👍👍👍, thank you
This is a commercial for HSBC bank. It will never go out of business. Safest bank to stash your cash!
This Doc is excellent !!! Its important to understand the constant "shadiness" in all capital markets. When investors and traders assume the banking world operates on a level playing field they inadvertently expose themselves to tremendous risks.
Watch ‘money masters’ by bill still, it’s one of the most eye opening documentaries I’ve ever watched
@@Practicalinvestments Thanks! ill check it out
27:10 You've got a nice voice.. you must be a good boy. Of course the real reason it can't be investigated is because it's the bank owned by the same pedogarchs that tell you the earth ain't flat, and that your " a conspiracy theorist" and climate change is real, and ESG is good for our legal fiction planet that we made you all believe in, and Bitcoin is BTC, and 'birthing persons', and men and women...and inflation is good, and one of my favorites' "Abortion is good for the economy" Janet Yellen, from the the TV miniseries, currently playing, "Lord of the Heebs"
@@rupertpupkin27 not a problem! I don’t normally go around recommending documentaries to people cause I think most fall short in some ways but yeah wow that one really opened my eyes and made me learn a lot
Except dont they expose investor money to tremendous risk? Vs "themselves?" Just wondering.
HSBC's activities are peanuts compared to those of the FED and the ECB. A fish rots from the head down.
Can you explain what you mean here?
Gets cleaned from tails, 😂
@@Quidditch2888 It's all a scam, a private banking cartel printing trillions out of thin air - Get the book "the creature from jekyll island".
@@Quidditch2888 It's a global scam, a worldwide Ponzi scheme, printing trillions out of thin air.
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Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields.
It's often true that people underestimate the importance of financial advisors until they feel the negative effects of emotional decision-making. I remember a few summers ago, after a tough divorce, when I needed a boost for my struggling business. I researched and found a licensed advisor who diligently helped grow my reserves despite inflation. Consequently, my reserves increased from $275k to around $750k.
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My CFA ’Jessica Lee Horst ’ , a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.
Inv knowledge is private mate, you learn it individually, you can't teach it like craft, 'do this and repeat', it's individual effort to learn and apply it
Now do Bank of America, JPMorgan, and Citi. All the largest hedge funds and private equity funds in the world are based in the US avoid taxes through the offshore system with these banks. If HSBC got caught accepting billion of illicit money in Mexico, where are the other tens of billions of illicit money being laundered through now? How many businesses in the US are funded with dirty money?
6:66 The biggest problem are the all religious centers; on one hand they claim money is the root of all evil and on the hand gouging the gullibal followers to financial ruin... For sound financial advice you have #MeridianCU🌎💘💰
Bravo. Yes where the US government can take a foreign bank to court but ignore their own dirty illegal dealings.
"If the people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered.... I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies.... The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs."
Thomas Jefferson
End the federal reserve
Which is probably the basis of the smoke and mirrors show that is the FTX scandal.
Now that the government/corporation alliance has been forced to accept Bitcoin (and any similarly suitable system), they need an excuse to regulate and control alternative systems.
I am not an expert on finance or computing/cryptography, but it seems quite obvious.
so how do we do that? i think we should first demand that everybody's wages gets put in there hands cash every week they work and then they can decide to put it into a bank or not! then we fill in our tax form and pay our tax at the end of the month.. so 1st if the local councils or government are not doing there jobs that month or so then folks hold back there TAX'S in i garentee they will work and do the right things then with our tax's.. and the banks would have to work harder to get customers if everyone gets there wages in there hands every pay day.. by LAW its accually illegal what they do right now for folks to get there wages!! right for you to get ur hard earned wage at the end of the month ur boss will ask for ur bank details if u say iv no bank card he or she will say well i cant pay u until u open a bank account! right!! 1st that ur employer forcing u to use a 3rd party for u to get ur hands on ur own wages that u have worked hard for! so that is against the law but most folk dont no it at all... 2nd ur forced to pick a bank i.3 a 3rd party company that made the markets crash in 2008 and have showing them selfs to be criminal so ull be forced to open an account with a 3rd criminal party to get access to ur wages and by then before u even get ur hands on ur cash then ull see there is cash been taking off ur wages i.e. wage tax and national insurance.. so the GoV" just helping there selfs inot ur account witch is another LAW i sure just gets broken.. so this is reallu how we do it!! demand our wages in cash off our employers to get some real power back in the people's hands!!!! spread the word!!!!
Truer words were never spoken.
Is the fed a private bank?
@@morgengabe1 It is the central bank of the United States.
That HSBC guy sounds like a stereotypical Oriental Bond villain . . .
To them the Bond accent is the stereotypical villain.
@@subcitizen2012 : eh, watching Asian movies, it's about the same when it comes to villainous tones . . . Lol
Except for Bond is working for the criminals now
Crime is BIG business! Lol The definition of, "Too Big To Fail"
Too big to jail.
Crime is DIRTY business. Unfortunately.
@@sharongillesp lol
Great line and true
Check out;,'Reclaim your Securities" on UA-cam with host Adam.... won't disappoint!
The is a great distraction piece. We don’t need to uncover dirty behaviour behind other country’s banks when we’ve got plenty of massive predatory banks right here in our own western countries that dwarf any banks in Asia by far!
Same with the issue of “drug dealers coming across the border,” with USA homegrown Purdue Pharma and their profits in the billions with OxyContin, with thousands upon thousands dying, and that many more still being “legally” addicted to “prescribed drugs.”
Thanks!
It is amazing how quickly the Panama papers fell out of the news cycle.
I mean, when a few million is chump change and actually doing anything would BREAK large financial institutions and bankrupt “companies that can’t fail”…it stops being news.
Also, people don’t want to bring down the rich, as they might be rich themselves some day…😂
for obvious reasons 😘
Luxembourg papers, Paradise papers, Pandora papers and Panama… and there have been others since.
As long as "Too big to fail" entities exist along with the mentality to go with them, this degree of corruption won't be going away anytime soon.
I agree with you in the case of HSBC, definitely should’ve been charges. I wonder, do you think it would have been acceptable for HSBC the entity to continue under increased scrutiny from regulators while individual managers and executives from the org faced charges?
"We are rapidly approaching an era where people vs government becomes a worldwide phenomenon." ~ John McAfee
@@jason4130 Yes it is.
@@saltiplumz2103 @asdf In 2012 his compound was raided. When the Belize police turned up, he answered the door naked and holding a gun. A 17-year-old girl waited terrified in his bed.🤔
@@conniecastawayne8999 The US military industrial complex has killed millions over the years in different wars yet I don't see any public backlash against them. What's worse is they continue to support them with their funding. This makes McAfee look like an angel.
It can’t happen fast enough. 80% of people are still compliant (read sheep).
now they are : blackrock and vanguard : untouchable now !
Amen to that ! Ex FBI director sat on the Board of Directors .
This is beyond infuriating. I am so sick and tired of hearing stories like this and then absolutely nothing is done to these crooks.😡😡😡😡
Bricks and Mortar 🤷🏼♀️ I live in Australia where there is no where near enough housing for the population. Rental demand is unprecedented.
So why don't they build.
There is more than enough housing in Australia... outside of the major cities. But nobody wants to live and work there. And in the major cities house prices have been driven up by Foreign Capital buying up houses for investment. And much of that foreign capital is coming from China.
@@jameslemon51 I live n New Zealand and post covid, we got problems with sourcing the jib board etc. Some construction companies are going under because of shortages of supplies
Its been corrupt since the beginning of recorded time, never has the human experience been in harmony, money is a dirty business and we all know it! No such thing as morality & Honesty when it comes to money.
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The love of money is the root of all evil.
HSBC was set up by the English.When did they sell it to Hong Kong or did they not? What is the difference between Hong Kong and some Carribean Island as a haven for the British Financial Machine.?
These problems would not exist if the taxes was more appropriate. I should start banking with HSBC.
Allan Zeman, money laundering is what he is describing so casually, as being part of doing business in Mexico. Hmmm... the fact that he takes it so casually shows he fears no one.
He is infuriating to hear. If he's ok with getting profits from money laundering, he has to be ok when fines come out of his pocket. Reap what you sow. A case could be made that it might be dangerous for bankers operating in Mexico if they decide to stop accepting drug money but that's not what's being discussed here. No one mentions any kind of attempts to stop it. While the profits are higher than the fines they will never stop or care.
@@Musamecanica "He is infuriating to hear. If he's ok with getting profits from money laundering, he has to be ok when fines come out of his pocket. Reap what you sow."
Exactly!!
Lol the USA government is laundering the cartels money for them through the Colorado cannabis sales
Now a documentary I would love to see is: What can we do about it?
It would be the shortest documentary in history. As the answer is: Nothing! \_(ツ)_/¯
Take your money out of banks! Be your own bank! Buy Bitcoin, if everyone smartened up and did this it would be over for the banks!
Not a Goddamn Thing!!
They’ll never be held accountable in this country. Billions in profits? Nah we’ll slap your wrist with a $1.7M fine. Cost of doing business baby!
I'm sure all major international banks do it. Illicit money is way too much for only HSBC to handle.
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If you’re at all interested in the subject, I highly suggest you read up on BSA / AML (Bank Secrecy Act / Anti Money Laundering). Fascinating subject from a regulatory and law enforcement perspective. Especially when it comes to complex, international organizations
So long as I control a nation's currency I care not who makes its laws.
Bilderbergs?
No ,that was Rothschild
"...The bankers own the earth. Take it away from them, but leave them the power to create money, and with the flick of the pen they will create enough deposits to buy it back again...However, take away from them the power to create money and all the great fortunes like mine will disappear and they ought to disappear, for this would be a happier and better world to live in. But, if you wish to remain the slaves of bankers and pay the cost of your own slavery, let them continue to create money."..."
- Josiah Stamp, 1st Baron Stamp
He was an English industrialist, economist, civil servant, statistician, writer, and banker. He was a director of the Bank of England and chairman of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway.
Great program 👍
Everything has changed since this Documentary you need a new one.
What a fantastic documentary!Daymn....I'm buying HSBC stock come Monday!
In my town we call our federal credit union "the bank" as well. What do ya know....same same
Many moons ago i was taught how to deal with arrogant banksters by an old italian man and that method stil works perfect today.
Wow...excellent, Gracias....eye opening.
i walked into HSBC when I worked in Hongkong... Service was fantastic... straight away a customer rep comes over ...how about one account for your CNY, HKD, AUD, USD, PND , Silver and Gold etc... this and that etc.... my reply.. sign me up!
WHAT A DOCUMENTARY! AMAZING.
Excellent documentary 👍
No prosecution of HSBC is a recognition that the
Underbelly of banking is the base on which honest banking operates.
Or perhaps political realism is uppermost - millions of ordinary, non-criminal people and businesses are dependent on the banks in personal and legal senses. To completely bring down criminal banks would possibly take a lot of innocent people down with it.
Great documentary! Appreciate you sharing it. It was an eye-opener to see how much HSBC was in bed with organized crime and to what extent. The banking industry laundries billions of illegal money then gets a slap on the wrist. If the common man did a fraction of this money laundering, we would be serving 3 life sentences. The people at the top play by a completely different set of rules and are privy to the two-tiered justice system that works quite well for them.
The daughter of hwawei was also fooled by HSBC. Although HSBC knows the relationship between skycom , the company of miss meng, the relationship with iran, They made it appear in the court extradition case that Miss Meng did not inform the bank. The bank is violating sanction of Iran, but Miss Meng forcibly being extradited to the US.
nope , it were the bank that sue miss Meng . It is not the American sanction on Iran or the American government for that matters . Every banks have its own rules and regulations , and when they have a rule that state , do not trade with Iran and you still borrow their money to trade with Iran , then it is bank fraud . Miss Meng were arrested on charges of Bank fraud by HSBC, not by the US government , the Canadian government , or any sanction non-senses.
Yeah, except that did t happen. She's back in China. Nice try... won't happen again.
In two years 40,000 people died from US Sanctions against Venezuela. One third of the world’s population (about 2.5 Billion) are affected by US Sanctions. Sanctions are an Act of War, NOT “vigorous diplomacy”.
@@dnickaroo3574 lol , you dont understand a thing about sanction and how it work. If Meng trade with Iran with the Yuan currency and using chinese banks , it will be absolutely no problems. the problem is when Meng used American dollars and American and its allies banks to trade with Iran , then it is a big problem , because simply it is bank fraud , because every single banks in the world have its own policies , and you cant violate their policies or lie to them.. It is the same as rouble to rupee trade between India and Russia , then sanctions doesnt apply , because they simply are not using western dollars and western banks to do their businesses.
good information keep up the good work 👍
I kind of love that this shows the ability of the world to truly unite around a universal cause, against all adversity and prejudice. Wealth. Power. Status.
The great uniters
Give to ceaser what is ceasers, we can't change it herself but we can be moral ourselves.
Why how have the world united against it HSBC is still operating is it not??
😂😂💩💩💩GREED IS GOD😂😂😂😂😂
"We need honesty and morality" so true but words lost in the name of capitalism
This is fascism (crony capitalism) Not Real capitalism better known as Free Enterprise.
Its not Capitalism. We hav 2 systems running toether at the same time. A Constitutional Govt (the Pres) and a Corporation (the executive branches) like IRS, FBI, NSA, DOJ, Civil Courts & Judges which are sub contractors of Sub Contractors & not actually part of our Govt. They have been created to expand the Govt, to collect more taxes & create chaos to control the citizens who dont understand whats going on therefore sit by idly instead of dissolving their contractors that are used to harrass & control the public illegally. Research: Questui Que Vie Trust act of 1933. The executive branch (a subcontractor) is owned & run by England & the Pope which is not part of the Constitution. They keep raising our taxes unnecesarily to fund themselves. A Few are taking them to court so they (Govt) dont hav control over them anymore with great success- pay no taxes.
It's not in the name of capitalism It's under a facade people call capitalism but is actually fascism
Interesting how you blame capitalism. The only system tat has raised so many out of poverty as a by product of human greed.
Every other system crushes people into poverty and slavery.
You must be a degenerate democrat left from the west.
Money talks, BS walks.
We know all of this but what will happen to stop it? Likely nothing right?
Money talks song always reminds us of HSBC and the power of successful companies and businesses all over the world. Plus their outstanding customer services which our local banks don't have.
I'm sure you'll get to it but James comey was kind of on the payroll as an hsbc director. Imagine that?
You do know Citi Bank and Bank of America
and JP Morgan are no different
Gotta love this one another great piece of work by Mariana van Zeller
In the USA, there’s a statement that reads, “Corporations are not people.” Hence, why corps operate above the law. If the presidents, CEOs, and key people were personally liable for their company’s misdeeds, then these corps wouldn’t operate with impunity. It’s a sickening that as a society we allow this corrupt framework to continue existing.
This is the norm. The regulators a d government employees are so full of hubris and deviant behavior. Why do you think we have open borders and sexual operations on school children?
"The blackest despair that can hold on any society is the fear living honestly is futile" - Corrado Alvaro
All who plot evil will ultimately be dealt with.
😂😂😂😂😂 what a stupid comment.
Why ultimately, why not now?
Plenty of evil people led their lives just fine. Without being dealt with.
Doubt it in this life time. Everything I'm learning now of the world itself is founded in corruption and fraud
@@tonypaella after
The best bank ever! ❤ It won't go burst, and the rules don't apply to it🥰
The real mafias of the world.
HSBC has to cooperate with the FBI to fool Meng Wanzhou of Huawei. If HSBC is a mafia, the FBI is the mafia of the mafia, or the real mafia of the world.
Well apart from the real Mafias of course
If you control the money you control the world.
look at your one dollar bill, what do you see?
@@ZTYUu0Z regret it isn't 100 dollar bill mainly
CUnscrupulous the fact that we’re watching this as a documentary and not a Disney movie says enough.
the fact that the brits have the audacity to lecture the world about drugs today when they used to trade and protect opium is beyond me
Wasn't it because of Opium the Brits were given Hong Kong for 100 years? Silver, Tea & Opium Trading!
Cash must keep circulating. Where else is it going to go? E.G., Illegal operations like Cartels, they have to put the money someplace. The banks need the cash moving in the markets, not idle in stash houses.
whats really surprising is no investigative reporters have looked properly into how osbourne has been compensated indirectly by HSBC since leaving government, this would be a good place for them to start : George Osborne shares in £27m bumper payday in his first full year after joining boutique City investment bank Robey Warshaw, who earned the majority of their money that year from HSBC. coincidence or a thank you
Banks are a huge part of financial literacy, but stock investment and trading are a life time cover of financial assurance.
I agree with you. I've been a proud beneficiary of long term stock trading and expert portfolio management.
awareness is achieved by making mistakes! I suffered severe losses when I initially tried to transition from a Demo to a live trading account.
Great investors are coherent with financial experts and employing the services of a CFA and a sound financial expert to manage their portfolio.
Who is this CFA? I've always wanted to learn more about stock trading and investment.
Michelle Chang Nelson.
Thanks for sharing...
Why only HSBC, what about the rest?
The rest are "those, their-names-must-not-be-named." 🤫
@19:40 ... love this double speak ... historian or lawyer? OMG ... WTF?
The council lady was just talking about the HSBC as if it was untouchable.
Cause it’s my brother
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The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation was just known as Household Bank in the US. I used to have a credit card with them 20 years ago, and it wasn’t marketed as a Chinese bank, but a household bank. Was not a good experience, to say it lightly.
If you get money from whatever source, you will not be held accountable legally.
This is a work of art. Why? Imagine yourself as a multimillionaire who works hard and pays a huge amount of money in taxes. So, HSBC, thank you
And we need another documentary on how the central banks enable the commercial banks to operate the way they do 🤔
Check out End Of The Road: How Money Became Worthless, 97% Owned, and Who Controls All of Our Money, for example, all available on UA-cam.
The final words of this amazing programme-IT IS AGAIN THE PEOPLE WHO WILL PAY THE BILL - The bankers know it because they designed it that way.
The English word "untouchable" is used to describe both a class of world bankers and "dalit", a class of people living below the bottom in the Indian society. Both are "untouchable".
Ha, very clever.
That’s lady just said “F” what you think in the most gangster way I’ve ever seen
HSBC has 3 Trillion under it's control. The presenter saying that it could be represented as the world's 5th largest economy if it were counted as a country. What came to my mind is Vanguard and Blackrock, which each individually manage 10 and 8 trillion $US respectively. They have missed a lot of dots to connect in this poorly written documentary.
Lol
@@cyrilgairey9485 LOL...
One of the best bank in my experience.
dont forget, anything china related has a healthy dose of propaganda baked into it...
I bet they are financing China's military buildup, and the huge belt and road projects, and the purchase of airports , factories, etc., ALL OVER THE WORLD
Great doc, but it just makes a depressive situation worse, since there seems like noone is doing anything about this.
You can! Be your own bank! Crypto, Bitcoin, it's decentralized!
Nothing lasts forever. Everything done in darkness will be brought to light and judged
It feels good to just hear the media and big banks complain about HSBC because they arent getting their cut of it lol
Investigation is important before investment.
Lots of financial spruiking taking place here. The lesson from this film may be 'don't fall for the okey-dokey'.
Greed does not take prisoners or show mercy to those who oppose it, we are doomed.
32:08 That’s our society’s problem. We don’t let these giants crash to the earth and die, leaving no room for new eras and new companies to flourish. Money talks and is the root of all evil.
She responds so casually about money laundering sounds dystopian why blame them the British started it all
Laundering is the I’ll effect of being a pirate. Banker is synonymous with Pirate.
thank you for this
Seems to me HSBC is how a bank should be. Banks got no reason asking where you got your. if tax collectors want to know where your money comes from let them figure it out.What happened to the idea of livingb like you want with no one in your business as long as they don't cheat or steal from you.
You are not understanding the problem, sir. All they are doing is cheating, stealing, and lying. Money has nothing to do with the good of the community. We have lost our way and there will be no return with a total collapse of everything. We are now all slaves.
Death and taxes, you old fool.
Well said
Agree
23:01 - never saw a streetlight that has two red lights and a green lol
My goal in life is to be a big Wall Street banker; that way, I can do whatever I want to do, and nobody can do anything about it.
Imo banking is the most corrupt system that exists! Think fractional reserve banking!
agreed
if you think charging interest on loans made from an insolvent banking structure is sound monetary policy, you're probably a central banker, because central bankers are the biggest offenders and abusers of things like fractional reserve lending and quantitative easing and credit default swaps (with firms like AIG and Citigroup)
if you or i attempted to counterfeit money, we would face criminal charges and lengthy prison sentence, when central bankers counterfeit money they lend it to the tune of billions and trillions to governments, at interest, that the taxpayer is footed with the bill for paying that interest, which erodes the buying power of the dollar and results in market stagnation in the velocity of money as well as massive inflation, aka "stagflation"
the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913 is the central banker's wet dream
What you're describing is their job. Otherwise we'd be doing transactions with microns of gold dust.
@@YoungPadawan85 i just mentioned this ponzi scheme and rort by the banks, gov't and alphabet companies plus other things but YT strangely seized up and I lost my unfinished comment...I get the feeling the powers that be were butt hurt lol, mustv'e been a sore spot..ironic how banks can take an entire property if a mortgage payment is missed even if 90% has been paid off already yet they can delay peoples wage deposits or the payment of drect debits that can cause personal hardship, loss of housing, budgeting issues with living expenses and loss of interest within their account due to the banks delay issue yet what avenue of compensation do individuals have due to the banks failure? A lame "oopsy do' is all that's given but maybe when banks are at fault people should be given a % of bank shares or a% of ownership in the banks property as repossession shouldn't only be available to banks.when individuals make an oopsy do too!!
Every person on earth is robbed from the current system. If Bitcoin was a global reserve currency, the world would be much more equitable.
19:45 is just golden. He is a master of Double speak. It is clear where and who did he learn the trade so well. He doesn't even get it, he is doing it lol
All investment comes with strings attached...
HSBC gave me a mortgage rate (in the US) nearly 2% lower than Chase bank and I have nearly perfect credit. Chase tried to match it as best they could but they went down to the dollar and said literally 1 more dollar and they would lose money. Chase bank didn't understand how HSBC had such good rates.