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Faruk Fatih Özer stood in front of a passport control officer at Istanbul Airport, a line of impatient travelers queuing behind him. He pulled his face mask below his chin for the security camera. Surely he was nervous. The 27-year-old had unruly black hair, a boy-band face, and a patchy beard. Normally he overcompensated for his callow features by dressing in a pressed three-piece suit. But this spring day he wore black trainers and a navy-blue sweater hastily pulled over a white polo shirt, as if he had dressed in a dash. A small backpack was slung over his right shoulder. He looked like someone who could have been going on a last-minute day trip—or someone planning to never come back. At 5:57 pm on April 20, 2021, the guard stamped his Turkish passport and Özer shuffled through the crowd to Gate C, a flash drive containing a rumored $2 billion (£1.6 billion) in crypto stashed in his belongings.
After Özer’s plane reached Tirana, Albania, at 9:24 that night, he checked into the Mondial, a popular 4-star business hotel in the capital’s commercial district. A couple of days later, he looked at his social media accounts. A mob was very angry with him: Customers couldn’t access their money on the exchange Thodex, where he was founder and CEO, and people were accusing him of absconding with their funds.
Özer posted a public letter to his company’s website and his social accounts. “I feel compelled to make this statement in order to respond urgently to these allegations,” he wrote. The accusations weren’t true, he said. Thodex—which had nearly half a million investors and $500 million (£400 million) in daily trade volume—was investigating what Özer claimed was a suspected cyberattack that caused “an abnormal fluctuation in the company account.” Assets would be frozen for five days while Thodex resolved the issue. This was terribly bad timing for the big business deal he said he was en route to make: selling the company, or so he had told some employees and his brother and sister before he left. All would be made right. “There will be no victims,” he promised. “I personally declare that I will return to Turkey within a few days and ensure that the facts are revealed in cooperation with judicial authorities and that I will do my best to prevent users from suffering.” Of course, there was this possibility too: He was in the midst of pulling off the biggest heist in Turkey’s history.
Before dawn the day after Özer posted the letter, police squads fanned out across Istanbul and public prosecutors opened an investigation. Law enforcement arrested 62 people, including Thodex employees at all levels of the company—and Özer’s older brother and sister, Güven and Serap. Interpol issued a red notice, a request for law enforcement worldwide to find and “provisionally arrest” Özer pending his extradition to Turkey. Search teams deployed across Albania, Montenegro, Kosovo, and North Macedonia. There were reported sightings of the dark-haired young man across Tirana, rumors that he had gone to a poultry farm, that an executive from the Albanian football league was sheltering him. Soon, the Albanian police arrested people accused of aiding and abetting him. But no one seemed to know exactly where Özer was.
Özer had vanished at a particularly precarious time in crypto’s annals: In the weeks leading up to his disappearance, so-called rug pulls—when a cryptocurrency exchange or altcoin developer absconds with investors’ funds—had crypto investors around the globe flabbergasted. The CEO of Mirror Trading International, a crypto trading company based in South Africa, defrauded users of more than $1 billion, then skipped town; TurtleDex, an anonymous decentralized finance storage project on Binance, reportedly vanished with $2.4 million; another decentralized finance project, Meerkat, reportedly fleeced investors out of $31 million (of which they paid back 95 percent). Blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis ranked rug pulls as the primary scam of 2021, accounting for 37 percent of all cryptocurrency scam revenue that year, up from 1 percent the year before.
Thodex was at the top of that roster, and nearly every major outlet from Bloomberg to Newsweek published headlines like “Turkish Crypto Exchange Goes Bust as Founder Flees Country” and “Turkish Cryptocurrency Founder Faruk Fatih Özer Seen Fleeing Country With Suspected $2 Billion From Investors.” CoinGeek called it “the biggest scam in the digital asset industry in 2021.” The New York Times’ headline read, “Possible Cryptocurrency Fraud Is Another Blow to Turkey’s Financial Stability.” In Turkey, the country I now call home, people were reeling: For years, crypto had been built up—largely by Özer but by others too—as a way out of economic volatility. Now it seemed like just another way to lose your life savings. But something felt off to me, like the whole story wasn’t being told.
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90s BOLLYWOOD ! --- INDIES TOP 200 FILMS OF 90s BOLLYWOOD !
Welcome to the 90s everyone! A time of gross confusion, for most pubescent growing audiences of life & the day's cinema, as also for cinema/Bollywood itself! A precarious float between the heart-melting deep dive drama of 70s or fighting fit 80s, & the curiosity to explore upon newly opened vistas of the world in just (economically & communicatively via world TV) liberalized India. And this, as always, is a humble yet expert attempt, at assorting & presenting the best most real & fun & rooted yet open & free art, of the decade's big screen entertainment! P.S. - Here's some fun masterful competitive spice for y'all! Despite losing out to Rajesh Khanna for the 90s Actor No. 1 slot, Govinda ensures that his absolute dominance over 90s Bollywood is made more than evident, Hin Cin's 'Chhote Sarkar' amassing 4.5 times more films over Caesar, a mind-boggling 22 Films in 90's Top 50 alone (over Khanna's 5 in Top 50), & a sum total of 36 Flicks in Top 200! i.e. ~ 1/5th of Indie's 90s Decade List is all Govinda!
INDIES TOP 200 FILMS OF 90s BOLLYWOOD are here !.
1. .Khudai
2. .Bombay
3. .Saudagar
4. .Taal
5. .Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!
6. .Swami Vivekananda
7. .Pardesi Babu
8. .Bhopal Express
9. .Aadmi Khilona Hai
10. .Lav Kush
11. .Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam
12. .Bombay Boys
13. .Chhota Chetan
14. .Sanam
15. .Aunty No. 1
16. .Naseeb
17. .Yugpurush
18. .English August
19. .Salma pe dil aa gaya
20. .Kareeb
21. .Rui ka Bojh
22. .Salaami
23. .1942 A Love Story
24. .Wajood
25. .Vansh
26. .Saajan Chale Sasural
27. .Awwal Number
28. .Rupaye Dus Karod
29. .Himalayputra
30. .Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge
31. .Begunaah
32. .Aastha: In the prison of spring
33. .Chhote Sarkar
34. .Kismat
35. .Gambler
36. .Achanak
37. .Raja Babu
38. .Prem Shakti
39. .Beta Ho Toh Aisa
40. .Khuddaar
41. .Hero No. 1
42. .Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan
43. .Dulhe Raja
44. .Maharaja
45. .Swarg
46. .Anari No. 1
47. .Aa ab laut chalen
48. .Rajaji
49. .Jaan Se Pyaara
50. .Sangharsh
51. .Dilwale
52. .Dahek
53. .Shaheed Udham Singh
54. .Prem Aggan
55. .Munnibai
56. .Deewana hoon pagal nahi
57. .Shool
58. .Hum tumpe marte hain
59. .Hyderabad Blues
60. .Yeshwant
61. .Dil Ke Jharoke Mein
62. .Bade Dilwala
63. .Chehraa
64. .Aar ya Paar
65. .Dillagi
66. .Naajayaz
67. .Drohkaal
68. .Sarfarosh
69. .Mafia
70. .Sadak
71. .Lamhe
72. .Yalgaar
73. .Gupt: The Hidden Truth
74. .Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar
75. .Vishwatma
76. .Pardes
77. .Yeh Aag Kab Bujhegi
78. .Virasat
79. .Gopi Kishan
80. .Dil Kya Kare
81. .Rudaali
82. .Qila
83. .Satya
84. .Jaan Tere Naam
85. .Aaag Hi Aag
86. .Anmol
87. .Halo
88. .Drishti
89. .Hazaar Chaurasi Ki Maa
90. .Sanshodhan
91. .Sautela Bhai
92. .Return of Jewel Thief
93. .Chachi 420
94. .Sanjay
95. .Lahoo Ke Do Rang
96. .Ek Ghar
97. .Yamraaj
98. .Mashooq
99. .Sirf Tum
100. .Paramaatma
101. .Maa
102. .Dharavi
103. .Naseem
104. Taqdeerwala
105. .Pyar Koi Khel Nahi
106. .Kudrat
107. .Baaz
108. .Disha
109. .Aarzoo
110. .Awaargi
111. .Dil Ka Kya Kasoor
112. .Dulaara
113. .Lekin
114. .Dil Hai Ke Maanta Nahi
115. .First Love Letter
116. .Triyacharitra
117. .Aankhen
118. .Daayra
119. .Raju ban gaya Gentleman
120. .Geet
121. .Pyar ka devta
122. .Criminal
123. .Karan Arjun
124. .Prahaar: The Final Attack
125. .Main Solah baras Ki
126. .Khiladi
127. .Shola aur Shabnam
128. .Chamatkar
129. .College Girl
130. .Current
131. .Dhanwaan
132. .Shapath
133. .Yugandhar
134. .Ghar Parivar
135. .Diksha
136. .Rang
137. .Sau Crore
138. .Zulm ki Hukumat
139. .Khalnayak
140. .Vishwavidhaata
141. .Hathkadi
142. .Ashaant
143. .Hum
144. .Ravan raaj: A true story
145. .Split Wide Open
146. .Zamaana Deewana
147. .Baadshah
148. .Border
149. .Laawaris
150. .Barsaat
151. .Sooryavansham
152. .Pyaar Mein Kabhi Kabhie
153. .Sangeet
154. .Biwi no. 1
155. .Zakhm
156. .Muqabla
157. .Ghulam
158. .Hum hain bemisaal
159. .Aag
160. .Sainik
161. .Hum Hain Rahi Pyar Ke
162. .Bol Radha Bol
163. .Meera ka Mohan
164. .Ashaant
165. .Dil Hi To Hai
166. .Shatranj
167. .Antarnaad
168. .Aaina
169. .Aashik Awaara
170. .Saajan
171. .Hum Saath Saath Hain
172. .Iraada
173. .Masoom
174. .Sailaab
175. .Maha Shaktishaali
176. .Aashiqui
177. .Inspector Dhanush
178. .Akayla
179. .Mrityudata
180. .Bhagyawan
181. .Lal Badshah
182. .Henna
183. .Rangeela
184. .Muskurahat
185. .Haseena Maan Jaayegi
186. .Phool Aur Kaante
187. .Gharwali Baharwali
188. .Sardar
189. .100 Days
190. .Kasba
191. .Beta
192. .Coolie No. 1
193. .Ghatak
194. .Umar 55 Ki Dil Bachpan ka
195. .Vaastav: The reality
196. . C.I.D
197. .Agnisakshi
198. .Bandit Queen
199. . Bahaar Aane Tak
200. .Yes Boss
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The Coming Carmageddon
This post The Coming Carmageddon appeared first on Daily Reckoning.
Ben Bernanke’s successors at the Fed and other global central banks still don’t get it.
Falsified debt prices do not promote macroeconomic stability. They lead to reckless credit expansion cycles that eventually collapse due to borrower defaults. We’re now seeing that play out in the auto sector, especially since anyone who can fog a rearview mirror has been eligible for a car loan or lease.
If that reminds you of the sub-prime housing disaster, you’d be right.
That, in turn, will make the looming collapse even worse, due to the sudden drastic shrinkage of credit in response to escalating lender losses.
How did we get here?
Let’s start by looking at the Fed. Its reckless monetary reflation cycle in response to the Great Recession caused auto credit, sales and production to spring back violently after early 2010.
Accordingly, that reflation has powerfully impacted the growth rate of total U.S. domestic output. And it’s had a massively distorting effect.
Auto production has seen a 15% gain over its prior peak, and a 130% gain from the early 2010 bottom. But overall industrial production is actually no higher today than it was in the fall of 2007. Real production in most sectors of the U.S. economy has actually shrunk considerably.
That means if you subtract the auto sector, there has been zero growth in the aggregate industrial economy for a full decade.
So the auto industry has actually distorted the effects of monetary central planning.
But the real point here is that the financial asset boom-and-bust cycle caused by monetary central planning is making the main street business cycle more unstable, not less. And it means the next auto cycle bust is certain to be a doozy.
It also means the weak expansion of real sales and GDP over the past seven years has been artificially supported by a rapid but unsustainable snapback in the auto sector. But that is now over.
And what I call Carmegeddon will soon be now metastasizing rapidly.
Consider that credit analysis in the auto sector is now being overwhelming driven by the collateral value of the vehicle — not the creditworthiness of the borrower.
Accordingly, when car prices fall sharply, losses from loan defaults will soar. During the last cycle, used car prices peaked in early 2006 and then fell nearly 25% through the 2009 bottom. Total auto credit cratered during the same period.
And today, after plateauing for more than two years, used car prices have now begun a steep descent. During April, for example, prices of most classes of used vehicles plunged sharply. The J.D. Power index was down 13%. Needless to say, the drop in used car prices is now accelerating.
But it still has a long way to go due to the rising tide of used cars from maturing leases and loans that are hitting the markets.
Looking back to the last credit cycle, the crash of new cars sales after 2007 resulted in a drastic shrinkage of leased vehicles. Accordingly, volumes of pre-owned vehicles hitting the used car auctions hit a modern low of 13 million vehicles during 2011-2013. That supply shortage obviously fueled a sharp rebound of used car prices.
By contrast, the post-2010 auto sales boom is now generating an all-time record tsunami of pre-owned vehicles. During the period 2016-2018, an estimated total of 21 million used vehicles will have hit the market.
That 62% surge in used vehicle supply has clear, negative implications for used car prices.
The most immediate negative effect of plunging used vehicle prices, of course, is sharply reduced values among leased vehicle portfolios. That, in turn, not only results in losses for equity holders, but also causes monthly payment rates to rise sharply on new leases.
Lease volumes dropped by 45% during the last down cycle. But at current all-time highs of 4.3 million newly leased vehicles last year, volumes could drop by upwards of 70% during the years just ahead.
Indeed, more than 30% of new vehicle sales were leased in 2016. And the all-time record of 4.3 million new leased vehicles in 2016 was nearly double the 2007 peak, and 4X the 2009 bottom.
The impending plunge in used car prices will also have an even more damaging impact on the loan market.
This means an increased share of old used car loans will be even deeper underwater because cars depreciate faster than loan balances can be paid down. That growing gap, in turn, will cause loan loss severities to rise during the down-cycle ahead.
Driven by the Fed’s ultra-low rates, the eruption of subprime auto finance led to a stampede toward yield. And a large share of the $100 billion gain in subprime volume was due to financing almost entirely in the junk bond market.
The precarious nature of the debt pyramid that underlies the auto market is undeniable. The auto sector is a prime example of a false debt-fueled prosperity. It underscores how the Fed’s fake prosperity actually intensifies — if not creates — the boom/bust cycle.
Consider that nearly one-third of vehicle trade-ins are now carrying negative equity, as the below chart shows.
That means that prospective new-car buyers are having to raise increasing amounts of cash to pay off old loans.
Furthermore, outstanding subprime auto debt is nearly 3X higher than it was on the eve of the 2008 financial crisis. So the coming correction in auto loan extensions is certain to be far deeper than the 15% decline last time.
And payback time is just around the corner. The cycle of declining used-car volumes and rising used-car prices has exhausted itself. In fact, car loan delinquency rates have been rising sharply during the last several quarters.
In fact, the remaining leg of the so-called recovery is now faltering rapidly as the last subprime auto borrower who could fog a rearview mirror has been loaned a car.
Even Morgan Stanley now expects a veritable crash of used car prices. This means the auto credit auto boom is over, since the whole thing ultimately depended upon rising used car prices and collateral value for car loans and leases.
The simple reality is that the auto boom was one giant credit-driven accident waiting to happen. They called it “putting money on the hood” in the trade.
The explosion of auto credit described above — from $800 billion at the 2010 bottom to more than $1.5 trillion today — was fundamentally driven by asset inflation.
But with used car prices now plummeting, the last gasp of “borrow and spend” on the dealer lots has been exhausted. That’s why Morgan Stanley is now projecting a huge decline in car sales during the balance of this decade.
If you add faltering auto sales to the on-going Armageddon in retail and the topping out of the shale oil patch at $50 per barrel, you don’t have much of a recovery left.
In fact, you are back to the stunning reality with which I started. Namely, that a real recovery of the U.S. industrial economy never actually happened. Industrial production last month is still below its September 2007 level. And now the auto credit, sales and production bust will take it significantly lower.
So much for the Great Moderation. Monetary central planning is wrong in principle and doesn’t work in practice.
The unfolding “Carmageddon” is dramatic proof.
Regards,
David Stockman for The Daily Reckoning
The post The Coming Carmageddon appeared first on Daily Reckoning.
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APRIL 2017 BIKE COMMUTER GEAR
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90s BOLLYWOOD ! -- TOP 200 FILMS OF 90s BOLLYWOOD !
INDIES TOP 200 FILMS OF 90s BOLLYWOOD are here! PRESENTING, https://www.imdb.com/list/ls567545063/
Welcome to the 90s everyone! A time of gross confusion, for most pubescent growing audiences of life & the day's cinema, as also for cinema/Bollywood itself! A precarious float between the heart-melting deep dive drama of 70s or fighting fit 80s, & the curiosity to explore upon newly opened vistas of the world in just (economically & communicatively via world TV) liberalized India. And this, as always, is a humble yet expert attempt, at assorting & presenting the best most real & fun & rooted yet open & free art, of the decade's big screen entertainment! P.S. - Here's some fun masterful competitive spice for y'all! Despite losing out to Rajesh Khanna for the 90s Actor No. 1 slot, Govinda ensures his absolute dominance over 90s Bollywood is made more than evident, Hin Cin's 'Chhote Sarkar' amassing 4.5 times more films over Caesar, a mind-boggling 22 Films in 90's Top 50 alone (over Khanna's 5 in Top 50), & a sum total of 36 Flicks in Top 200! Ie ~1/5th of Indies 90s Decade list is all Govinda!
INDIES TOP 200 FILMS OF 90s BOLLYWOOD !
1. .Khudai
2. .Bombay
3. .Saudagar
4. .Taal
5. .Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!
6. .Swami Vivekananda
7. .Pardesi Babu
8. .Bhopal Express
9. .Aadmi Khilona Hai
10. .Lav Kush
11. .Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam
12. .Bombay Boys
13. .Chhota Chetan
14. .Sanam
15. .Aunty No. 1
16. .Naseeb
17. .Yugpurush
18. .English August
19. .Salma pe dil aa gaya
20. .Kareeb
21. .Rui ka Bojh
22. .Salaami
23. .1942 A Love Story
24. .Wajood
25. .Vansh
26. .Saajan Chale Sasural
27. .Awwal Number
28. .Rupaye Dus Karod
29. .Himalayputra
30. .Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge
31. .Begunaah
32. .Aastha: In the prison of spring
33. .Chhote Sarkar
34. .Kismat
35. .Gambler
36. .Achanak
37. .Raja Babu
38. .Prem Shakti
39. .Beta Ho Toh Aisa
40. .Khuddaar
41. .Hero No. 1
42. .Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan
43. .Dulhe Raja
44. .Maharaja
45. .Swarg
46. .Anari No. 1
47. .Aa ab laut chalen
48. .Rajaji
49. .Jaan Se Pyaara
50. .Sangharsh
51. .Dilwale
52. .Dahek
53. .Shaheed Udham Singh
54. .Prem Aggan
55. .Munnibai
56. .Deewana hoon pagal nahi
57. .Shool
58. .Hum tumpe marte hain
59. .Hyderabad Blues
60. .Yeshwant
61. .Dil Ke Jharoke Mein
62. .Bade Dilwala
63. .Chehraa
64. .Aar ya Paar
65. .Dillagi
66. .Naajayaz
67. .Drohkaal
68. .Sarfarosh
69. .Mafia
70. .Sadak
71. .Lamhe
72. .Yalgaar
73. .Gupt: The Hidden Truth
74. .Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar
75. .Vishwatma
76. .Pardes
77. .Yeh Aag Kab Bujhegi
78. .Virasat
79. .Gopi Kishan
80. .Dil Kya Kare
81. .Rudaali
82. .Qila
83. .Satya
84. .Jaan Tere Naam
85. .Aaag Hi Aag
86. .Anmol
87. .Halo
88. .Drishti
89. .Hazaar Chaurasi Ki Maa
90. .Sanshodhan
91. .Sautela Bhai
92. .Return of Jewel Thief
93. .Chachi 420
94. .Sanjay
95. .Lahoo Ke Do Rang
96. .Ek Ghar
97. .Yamraaj
98. .Mashooq
99. .Sirf Tum
100. .Paramaatma
101. .Maa
102. .Dharavi
103. .Naseem
104. Taqdeerwala
105. .Pyar Koi Khel Nahi
106. .Kudrat
107. .Baaz
108. .Disha
109. .Aarzoo
110. .Awaargi
111. .Dil Ka Kya Kasoor
112. .Dulaara
113. .Lekin
114. .Dil Hai Ke Maanta Nahi
115. .First Love Letter
116. .Triyacharitra
117. .Aankhen
118. .Daayra
119. .Raju ban gaya Gentleman
120. .Geet
121. .Pyar ka devta
122. .Criminal
123. .Karan Arjun
124. .Prahaar: The Final Attack
125. .Main Solah baras Ki
126. .Khiladi
127. .Shola aur Shabnam
128. .Chamatkar
129. .College Girl
130. .Current
131. .Dhanwaan
132. .Shapath
133. .Yugandhar
134. .Ghar Parivar
135. .Diksha
136. .Rang
137. .Sau Crore
138. .Zulm ki Hukumat
139. .Khalnayak
140. .Vishwavidhaata
141. .Hathkadi
142. .Ashaant
143. .Hum
144. .Ravan raaj: A true story
145. .Split Wide Open
146. .Zamaana Deewana
147. .Baadshah
148. .Border
149. .Laawaris
150. .Barsaat
151. .Sooryavansham
152. .Pyaar Mein Kabhi Kabhie
153. .Sangeet
154. .Biwi no. 1
155. .Zakhm
156. .Muqabla
157. .Ghulam
158. .Hum hain bemisaal
159. .Aag
160. .Sainik
161. .Hum Hain Rahi Pyar Ke
162. .Bol Radha Bol
163. .Meera ka Mohan
164. .Ashaant
165. .Dil Hi To Hai
166. .Shatranj
167. .Antarnaad
168. .Aaina
169. .Aashik Awaara
170. .Saajan
171. .Hum Saath Saath Hain
172. .Iraada
173. .Masoom
174. .Sailaab
175. .Maha Shaktishaali
176. .Aashiqui
177. .Inspector Dhanush
178. .Akayla
179. .Mrityudata
180. .Bhagyawan
181. .Lal Badshah
182. .Henna
183. .Rangeela
184. .Muskurahat
185. .Haseena Maan Jaayegi
186. .Phool Aur Kaante
187. .Gharwali Baharwali
188. .Sardar
189. .100 Days
190. .Kasba
191. .Beta
192. .Coolie No. 1
193. .Ghatak
194. .Umar 55 Ki Dil Bachpan ka
195. .Vaastav: The reality
196. . C.I.D
197. .Agnisakshi
198. .Bandit Queen
199. . Bahaar Aane Tak
200. .Yes Boss
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