[gunsequalfreedom]

Now we know why so many bankers have been sky-diving from tall buildings and driving into ditches.

I'm thinking these are not good financial indicators...

"A New York City investment banker is dead after allegedly jumping from his apartment building, marking the 12th highly publicized banking suicide this year.

The latest suicide occurred on March 12, when 28-year-old Kenneth Bellando was found on the sidewalk outside of his six-story Manhattan apartment building. This suicide came just one day after another investment banker in New York City took his life by jumping in front of a moving train."

https://www.intellihub.com/another-banker-jumps-building-nyc-12th-banker-suicide-year/

[Ruger1099]

So the economy crashes, you can’t pay your bills, you can’t get cash, food or gas, why go to work? Now what happens?

[RegulatorCountry]

It’s very high pressure work with grueling hours. These guys go into it for the money, and lose it when they lose it. Not necessarily an indicator of anything but that.

[SkyPilot]

From today's Telegraph from London:

Fears over new financial crisis come back to haunt global markets as trading turmoil hits

Most of the European banks never recapitalized after the 2008 crash. That is going to make things much worse.