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A borrowing limit caps debt. A liquidation threshold marks when liquidation becomes possible. The gap between them is the buffer. Falling collateral value or accruing interest consumes it. Kintsu’s Variable Rate Interest Markets are coming to Canton Network very soon.

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Warehouse company trading at 2% of liquidation value. $8M got Pabrai a third of it. It's now worth $1B+. Mohnish Pabrai, founder of Pabrai Investment Funds, explains: "It was screening as the cheapest market in the world. All the foreign investors were running to the exits. Mass panic, extreme panic." "I focused on businesses where the currency is not relevant. Inflation and currencies don't matter because it'll work itself out." "Market cap is 16 million US dollars. Liquidation value is 800 million. They rent warehouses to Fortune 500 companies." "It's trading at 2% of value. Is it a fraud? He said, no, I have money in it." "I said why is it so cheap? He said: it's Turkey. Everything is cheap." "60 properties. Brokers valued them at 1 billion. 200 million of debt. Liquidation value 800 million." "For $8 million, I got one third of the company, which we still own today. The market cap now is over a billion."

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Fuentes Updates

88,124 views • 7 months ago

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Tori Finance

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Prominent US monetary economist Charles Calomiris warned in 2023 that the US fiscal path was already unsustainable. He said that surging debt and deficits would eventually lead to investors becoming unwilling to finance this madness, forcing the Fed to step in and print the difference. “There is no interest rate where we could sustain these deficits going forward.” Fast forward to today, and the whole situation has gotten way worse. Debt is approaching $40T, deficits are running around $2T, interest expenses are exploding and foreign demand for USTs is weakening. Trump said it best: “Inflation can pay down debt very rapidly.” He is right... The US has reached a point where inflation isn't just the problem anymore. Inflation is becoming the cure to overindebtedness. You either allow inflation to erode the real value of the debt, or you fight inflation with higher rates and make the fiscal situation even worse. We don't own enough hard assets for what's coming.

Lukas Ekwueme

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