Deutsche Bank toxic derivative losses

Thrugelmir

DannyGold wrote: »

The funniest part is all the latest desperate bail outs still are not enough to stem the tide

Perhaps thats because the previous "crisis" hasn't actually ended yet.

The-Joker

DB getting back into expanding their fifty trillion derivatives book

What could possibly go wrong

DannyGold

The-Joker wrote: »

DB getting back into expanding their fifty trillion derivatives book

What could possibly go wrong

Yes it’s true Deutsche Bank Dives BACK into Derivatives!!

You couldn’t make this stuff up.....

https://dinarrecaps.com/our-blog/bix-weir-dave-janda-and-x22-sunday-pm-9-29-19

Davy_Jones_II

What does the notional on derivatives mean to you?

The-Joker

Stories of DB actually being declared bankrupt just can’t be true because they are a too big to fail bank, if they fail every bank in the world fails

On the other hand they have failed

What a paradox

https://youtu.be/n4TpX3bmjdM

Davy_Jones_II

No, they’ve not failed, they were still there at the close of business tonight, trading as per normal.

Thrugelmir

Davy_Jones_II wrote: »

No, they’ve not failed, they were still there at the close of business tonight, trading as per normal.

Still shrinking their balance sheet (and workforce).

If matters get tight. Then Bundesbank will provide cash support. As the BOE did for the UK banks in 2007/2008.

The-Joker

Davy_Jones_II wrote: »

No, they’ve not failed, they were still there at the close of business tonight, trading as per normal.

As normal that’s 😂

RealElement47

Davy_Jones_II wrote: »

No, they’ve not failed, they were still there at the close of business tonight, trading as per normal.

:rotfl:trading as per normal:rotfl::rotfl:


Yes normal means they have collapsed but are somehow kept alive on life support machines made to look like the body is still breathing and the heart is still pumping. But apart from that they are already dead.


Deutsche Bank collapse rebuttal sets off Twitter storm

https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/34712/deutsche-bank-collapse-rebuttal-sets-off-twitter-storm

RealElement47

All the more remarkable then to see Deutsche Bank's social media team deigning to issue a rebuttal, which served only to add a sheen of legitimacy to the Zero Hedge line: "Just like we witnessed with Lehman Brothers, there is always an effort to maintain the charade until the very last minute".