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Topic: Bitcoin crashing & housing bubbles popping Deutsche Bank’s biggest risks in 2018 (Read 126 times)

legendary
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If bitcoin and real estate collapse at the same time, it could be a new economic crisis for the world.

There are still not that many people balls deep in debt over bitcoin.. That is completely different to the housing market collapsing.

People can afford to lose a couple of thousand USD without the economy going into a crisis. Losing hundreds of thousands, together with your job and having to pay loans over the full value, that is going to hurt.
newbie
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Risks exist everywhere, and these risks are those that bring profits and make the rich, so they are not a problem in the long-term medium.
i agree with you if bitcoin crashing i will be biggest news and end of all other altcoin.
the market is strong but also based on bitcoin.
stable price and more than 10,000$ is good
Diversification into portfolios and buying multiple stocks will reduce these risks.
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If bitcoin and real estate collapse at the same time, it could be a new economic crisis for the world.
sr. member
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i think most of bank in a lotcountry do the same thing about blockchain technology .
bitcoin going mainstream .
sr. member
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tl;dr shit might happen.
if it hits the fan, it will rain shit
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Investors should get ready for potential risks this year, warns Deutsche Bank. With national central banks pursuing active policies pegged to the whole range of internal and external drivers, the geopolitical environment is continually changing with one concern being replaced by others..

Domestic policies carried out by governments across the world commonly have a significant impact on the whole planet, and new phenomena such as a crash in the crypto-market might bring down real companies. That’s why the number of risks worth worrying about is growing, even when the Volatility Index VIX is steadily falling..

Deutsche Bank's chief international economist Torsten Slok has circulated a list of 30 risks for markets in 2018. “They are in random order and are both upside risks and downside risks,” the analyst writes in a note..

“Think of them not only as potential VIX-boosters but also as potential sources of faster or slower growth than what we have in our baseline forecast.”. In the list there’s something for everyone: a bitcoin crash, North Korea test launches ICBMs, the Robert Mueller investigation and an ongoing growth of inequality in the US..

https://www.rt.com/business/415199-bitcoin-housing-deutsche-bank/
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