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Cita de: asustadísimos en Ayer a las 22:04:14[Este vídeo es obligatorio verlo varias veces:https://www.youtube.com/shorts/P0cnjhScqJkMe encantaría saber qué les parece.]En mi opinión, es un caso claro de mi famosa "parábola del sacerdote maya".Muchas veces me he referido a ella para criticar los falsos superpoderes sociales y económicos que se le suponen a las élites, las cuales, solo tienen que confirmar que provocan los eclipses, para que la masa siga creyendo que los eclipses los provocan esas élites.Irán es aliado y socio de China y Rusia. Dudo que necesite dólares de la FED.De hecho la estrategia BRICS consiste en todo lo contrario. Deshacerse de dólares.Bessent está haciendo de la necesidad virtud.Hará cualquier cosa antes de reconocer que las -escasas- protestas fueron inflamadas por apenas unas decenas de agentes encubiertos del Mossad, células que fueron identificadas y ajusticiadas, de ahí la evidente falsedad circulada por un periodista israelí de los 50.000 ejecutados en las calles, cifra que la mentirosa Von der Leyen alias "Rusia no tiene lavadoras" rebajó a 17.000, cifra imposible ni si quiera disparando a las gradas del Bernabéu desde el palco.En cualquier caso, no me quiero desviar.Eso.
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Iran may mine Strait of HormuzUS intelligence saw indications that Iran was taking steps to deploy naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz, raising new concerns over the security of one of the world's most important oil shipping routes, according to a report by CBS News.The report, by CBS journalist Jim LaPorta, said the scale of Iran's mine stockpile is not publicly known, though past estimates have ranged from about 2,000 to 6,000 mines.The report adds to growing concern that Tehran could try to threaten one of the world’s most critical oil chokepoints as the war intensifies.
Subprime Firm Goeasy Skids 60% on Higher Losses in Car LoansGoeasy Ltd.’s stocks and bonds tumbled after the Canadian subprime lender suspended its dividend, withdrew its financial outlook and disclosed hundreds of millions of dollars in loan losses tied to its vehicle finance business.The Mississauga, Ontario-based lender will record a total of about C$331 million ($244 million) in net charge-offs for the fourth quarter. The firm said it will write down C$233 million tied to consumer loans, interest and fees associated with its LendCare Holdings unit, which finances autos and “powersports” equipment such as all-terrain vehicles.The shares plunged as much as 60% to C$46.26 in Toronto, the lowest since 1993. Goeasy bonds were among the biggest US high-yield decliners Tuesday. Its 6.875% note due 2030 fell 5.29 cents on the dollar to 80.75 cents as of 11:21 a.m. in New York, according to Trace, hitting a record low.Within LendCare, weaker-than-expected recoveries on delinquent accounts forced the company to write off loans. After extended efforts to restructure the loans, repossess collateral and sell vehicles through auctions, the lender determined that it had no chance to recover money on many accounts that had been in arrears for a long time.The problems at Goeasy highlight broader strains across the auto lending industry. Repossession firms and vehicle auction networks have been operating at capacity, slowing lenders’ ability to recover collateral when borrowers don’t pay.The write-off may tip Goeasy into a loss for the fourth quarter, according to Jefferies analyst John Aiken. The company expects its net charge-off rate to be around 12.9% for 2025, well above previous guidance for 7.75% to 9.75%.The losses also left the company temporarily out of compliance with leverage covenants tied to its bank funding facilities. Goeasy said it has secured accommodation agreements with some lenders and is negotiating amendments with others.To stabilize the business, management unveiled a six-point action plan that includes shifting focus toward its Easyfinancial direct-to-consumer lending platform, which offers unsecured and home-equity loans.The company plans to sharply reduce automotive and powersports lending through LendCare’s merchant channels, integrate the Easyfinancial and LendCare platforms, and cut about C$30 million in annual costs.The operational reset comes during a period of leadership upheaval. In December, Chief Executive Officer Dan Rees stepped down after less than a year due to a health issue. Patrick Ens, previously president of Capital One Canada, took over as CEO.On Tuesday, the company also confirmed Felix Wu as permanent chief financial officer. He had served as interim CFO since September.As part of the overhaul, Goeasy said it will revise past financial disclosures after identifying premature revenue recognition tied to LendCare payments. The company had recorded some customer payments as being received, when in fact they were still in the settlement process — and in some cases, the company never collected the cash.Updated disclosures for 2024 and 2025 are expected with the fourth-quarter results, to be released March 25.Goeasy has faced heightened scrutiny since September, when short seller Jehoshaphat Research alleged the company was delaying the recognition of rising delinquencies and loan losses. The lender denied these claims and analysts largely dismissed the allegations at the time.