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Topic: Markets Crash Deutsche Bank Close To Bankruptcy (Read 513 times)

legendary
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February 09, 2016, 02:50:13 AM
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that's bad, it's the bank that i'm actually using, because they have zero fee on everything

if they will going bankrupt for real, i think i'm done with fiat, i need to find a way to use bitcoin 100 or receive them in cash directly

because i don't want to pay stupid fee just to maintain my bank account, like with most of the other banks
legendary
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Its a worse crisis in the history of European countries. In earlier time of economic crash only a few European countries get affected and other will be on the safer side without much effect, now this time most of the European countries ended in economic crash which has made even the deutsche bank meet bankruptcy.
legendary
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...

Here in the USA, the conditions of the European banks were the big story "causing" the stock market declines earlier today, especially on CNBS (erm, CNBC), our most prominent financial TV channel.

Zero Hedge has also been covering Deutsche's problems at considerable length.  In addition to debt problems, they have enormous derivative exposure that might go *KAPOOM* if the cookies crumble the wrong way...  Deutsche Bank is HUGE, and it would be a worldwide problem should it fail in a disorderly manner.
Pab
legendary
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Looks like DB has serious problems to repay his debts
Some analysts are concerned that Deutsche Bank may struggle to repay some of its bonds, if economic conditions continue to deteriorat
It will  be bigger than Lehman..Sell off on all stocks
Keep your  btc  people
http://www.theguardian.com/business/live/2016/feb/08/uk-business-confidence-falls-global-recession-fears-markets-business-live?page=with:block-56b89bdfe4b08a40b2bad97c#block-56b89bdfe4b08a40b2bad97c
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