anyone else think the banks in europe are in serious trouble?
anyone believe we will see euro banks going under this year?
big banks to go this year?
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Re: big banks to go this year?
Is this something to do with commodities paolo?
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Re: big banks to go this year?
yes, derivatives and more
all over leveraged
frightening loss in values during first month of this year
i believe if bundesbank goes, it could trigger the big one
all over leveraged
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i believe if bundesbank goes, it could trigger the big one
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Re: big banks to go this year?
Not an if but a when.
I suspect one in Italy or Spain will go first.
Not sure is any of our big ones will..... not this year perhaps next
I suspect one in Italy or Spain will go first.
Not sure is any of our big ones will..... not this year perhaps next
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some say truth telling is scaremongering
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Re: big banks to go this year?
January 4
Chinese stock market suspended after 7 per cent fall. FTSE 100 falls 2.4 per cent.
January 7
Trading in China abandoned after just 870 seconds after shares fall 7 per cent. George Osborne warns the UK faces ‘a dangerous cocktail’ of risks.
January 8
FTSE 100 index clocks up worst opening five days of the year of all time – down 5.3 per cent.
January 11
Oil hits a 12-year low.
January 12
RBS warns of a ‘cataclysmic year’ for investors and Standard Chartered says oil could hit $10.
January 13
Oil falls below $30 a barrel for the first time in 12 years.
January 15
Baltic Dry Index – a barometer of world trade – hits all-time low.
January 18
FTSE 100 closes below 5,800 for first time in over three years.
January 19
Figures show Chinese economy had worst performance for 25 years. Bank of England governor Mark Carney says ‘now is not yet the time to raise interest rates’.
January 20
FTSE 100 enters bear market territory after biggest one-day fall since the ‘Great Fall of China’ last summer.
January 28
George Osborne postpones sale of £2billion of Lloyds shares to public.
February 4
Credit Suisse reports £1.6billion loss for 2015 – its first time in the red since 2008. Carney says interest rates could be cut again.
February 8
Deutsche Bank shares fall 9.5 per cent to a record low.
February 9
German finance minister says he has ‘no concerns’ about Deutsche Bank. Chief executive insists the lender is ‘rock solid’.
February 11
Societe Generale issues profit warning. Sweden’s central bank cuts interest rates into negative territory again. UK banks and miners lead falls in FTSE 100 as it hits lowest level since July 2012.
Chinese stock market suspended after 7 per cent fall. FTSE 100 falls 2.4 per cent.
January 7
Trading in China abandoned after just 870 seconds after shares fall 7 per cent. George Osborne warns the UK faces ‘a dangerous cocktail’ of risks.
January 8
FTSE 100 index clocks up worst opening five days of the year of all time – down 5.3 per cent.
January 11
Oil hits a 12-year low.
January 12
RBS warns of a ‘cataclysmic year’ for investors and Standard Chartered says oil could hit $10.
January 13
Oil falls below $30 a barrel for the first time in 12 years.
January 15
Baltic Dry Index – a barometer of world trade – hits all-time low.
January 18
FTSE 100 closes below 5,800 for first time in over three years.
January 19
Figures show Chinese economy had worst performance for 25 years. Bank of England governor Mark Carney says ‘now is not yet the time to raise interest rates’.
January 20
FTSE 100 enters bear market territory after biggest one-day fall since the ‘Great Fall of China’ last summer.
January 28
George Osborne postpones sale of £2billion of Lloyds shares to public.
February 4
Credit Suisse reports £1.6billion loss for 2015 – its first time in the red since 2008. Carney says interest rates could be cut again.
February 8
Deutsche Bank shares fall 9.5 per cent to a record low.
February 9
German finance minister says he has ‘no concerns’ about Deutsche Bank. Chief executive insists the lender is ‘rock solid’.
February 11
Societe Generale issues profit warning. Sweden’s central bank cuts interest rates into negative territory again. UK banks and miners lead falls in FTSE 100 as it hits lowest level since July 2012.
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Re: big banks to go this year?
What part of Too big to fail dont you understand Paolo ??
I heard gods fast but I'd have to go up against him before I believe it
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Re: big banks to go this year?
m4 colin wrote:What part of Too big to fail dont you understand Paolo ??
I should get with the program!!
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Re: big banks to go this year?
Let the fuckers go under like what happened to Iceland. Would that not be better in the longer run or are you hoping for a catastrophic meltdown that would push millions of normal people down the shitter? The messier the better?
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kancutlawns wrote:Let the fuckers go under like what happened to Iceland. Would that not be better in the longer run or are you hoping for a catastrophic meltdown that would push millions of normal people down the shitter? The messier the better?
So speaking about it and warning people equates to wanting to see people suffer?
Strange lad
For someone not interested, you're a regular in these ere freds
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Re: big banks to go this year?
I'm interested in the thread. It's enjoyable and triggers debate like it says on the tin. . I actually agree with some of your views on how screwed up the global economy is and the political landscape both here and abroad. Just not the messianic and doomsday comments as they're scaremongering and a bit hit and miss. Tell me which bank in which country in what day is going to bust and what we should do at that moment. It will carry so much weight, believe me.
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Have a feeling that the big 5 could withstand a crash, but have no idea how a crash would affect customers. I only have a current account with a bank.
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I hear it's gold contracts that are the problem.
Rather than buying physical gold people have been buying contracts to buy gold - the only problem is that the same piece of gold has been sold several hundred times over.
Rather than buying physical gold people have been buying contracts to buy gold - the only problem is that the same piece of gold has been sold several hundred times over.
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Re: big banks to go this year?
paolo wrote:yes, derivatives and more
all over leveraged
frightening loss in values during first month of this year
i believe if bundesbank goes, it could trigger the big one
More scary truth coming out about the european banks, as mentioned in previous conspiracy posts
awaiting ralph and the stopped clock
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