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    Deutsche Bank

    Germany’s largest bank released stark profit warnings and let go 10,000 today . . . The next Leaman Bros or too big to fail?

    The risk may be potential collateral damage spilling into North America. Markets appear fine right now, but are they?

    Major derivative exposure . . .dejavu 2008

    #2
    Fallout in European fixed-income markets over the weekend. Concern that Italy might leave the Eurozone may punish global markets. Is Spain next? . . . now stir in Deutsche Bank woes.

    Gold continues to perform poorly as inflation appears the least of central banker concerns.

    We may be on the eve of yet another brewing global financial crisis . . . .

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      #3
      Deutsche Bank rout continues . . . shares now at a fresh multi-decade low with default probability risk increasing. Massive derivative book and now allegations of money laundering.

      European / North American bank contagion risk heightened . . . .

      This is seen as a risk to global credit markets (IMO) which could impact commodity markets and trade.

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        #4
        Well lets raise interest rates and tack on a carbon tax in Canada and solve the world's financial problems....

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          #5
          Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
          Fallout in European fixed-income markets over the weekend. Concern that Italy might leave the Eurozone may punish global markets. Is Spain next? . . . now stir in Deutsche Bank woes.

          Gold continues to perform poorly as inflation appears the least of central banker concerns.

          We may be on the eve of yet another brewing global financial crisis . . . .
          Gold performing poorly huh? The FANGS, Nasdaq and Dow have been performing poorly. Gold has been a safe haven.

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            #6
            Originally posted by bucket View Post
            Well lets raise interest rates and tack on a carbon tax in Canada and solve the world's financial problems....
            bucket . . . this fallout is a real risk to liquidity and global credit markets. Dejavu 2008.

            But never fear, Bank of Canada stated this week, global markets are in-recovery, a direct hint of higher Cdn interest rates planned ahead.

            Note: In 2008, ocean freight seized up due to lack of credit.

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              #7
              Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
              bucket . . . this fallout is a real risk to liquidity and global credit markets. Dejavu 2008.

              But never fear, Bank of Canada stated this week, global markets are in-recovery, a direct hint of higher Cdn interest rates planned ahead.

              Note: In 2008, ocean freight seized up due to lack of credit.
              Sunshine and lollipops from guys that have never contributed to the GDP of canada....

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                #8
                Originally posted by biglentil View Post
                Gold performing poorly huh? The FANGS, Nasdaq and Dow have been performing poorly. Gold has been a safe haven.

                To me, gold has performed very poorly over the past few years. Gold prices are now down about $150 per oz over the past six months and off more than $700 per oz since 2010.

                Commodity deflation continues to pressure precious metals. Geopolitical fear appears only to hold gold rallies temporarily. Maybe this time, investor fear is great enough to maintain a gold rally . . . .

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                  To me, gold has performed very poorly over the past few years. Gold prices are now down about $150 per oz over the past six months and off more than $700 per oz since 2010.

                  Commodity deflation continues to pressure precious metals. Geopolitical fear appears only to hold gold rallies temporarily. Maybe this time, investor fear is great enough to maintain a gold rally . . . .
                  What... you mean an investment in Bitcoin won't cover the problems instead of gold? Or POT stocks?

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by bucket View Post
                    What... you mean an investment in Bitcoin won't cover the problems instead of gold? Or POT stocks?
                    Paper anyone? Or digital assets? "REAL" value.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                      To me, gold has performed very poorly over the past few years. Gold prices are now down about $150 per oz over the past six months and off more than $700 per oz since 2010.

                      Commodity deflation continues to pressure precious metals. Geopolitical fear appears only to hold gold rallies temporarily. Maybe this time, investor fear is great enough to maintain a gold rally . . . .


                      Its amazing that gold could be such an unloved asset class.
                      Last edited by biglentil; Nov 20, 2018, 09:48.

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