Nieuwe Europese bankencrisis op komst ?!

JurgenD · 1 augustus 2013, 11:28

The Deutsche Bank is under major duress and could be the first major bank to collapse in the next stage of the banking crisis, informed The Doc that unlike the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 which the Western Central banks were able to contain thanks to $13 T in bailout funds, a failure of Deutsche Bank would trigger a systemic banking contagion the likes of which the Western world has never seen.

quote: With Euro-zone banks showing renewed signs of crisis (Deutsche Bank deleveraging by a massive €425 billion over the past year- the fastest pace since the 2011 near-Euro collapse, and Barclays admitting a £12.8bn capital shortfall Tuesday) and fundamental indicators in the gold market screaming financial crisis (GOFO rates remain negative for nearly 20 days and massive inventory draw-downs at the COMEX & LBMA)

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Is the paper gold scam about to be brutally crushed by a crippling shortage of physical gold? If so, what will that do to global financial markets? According to the Reserve Bank of India, “the traded amount of ‘paper linked to gold’ exceeds by far the actual supply of physical gold: the volume on the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) OTC market and the major Futures and Options Exchanges was OVER 92 TIMES that of the underlying Physical Market.” In other words, there is a massive amount of paper out there, but very little actual physical gold to back it up. And right now, we are witnessing voracious hoarding of physical gold all over the globe. This is especially true in Asia.

Governments and central banks have, for decades, leased or sold their gold to the bullion banks. So they are very likely to own very little of the 23,000 tons that Western central banks are said to hold.

But now bullion banks also have a problem: They tried to replenish their (physical gold) coffers during the massive manipulative selling that we’ve seen over the last few months in the paper market. Although they took the price down, most of the physical (gold) that was released by selling from ETFs and hedge funds was absorbed by Asia.

So the bullion banks are still massively short of physical gold.

simply the best · 1 augustus 2013, 12:14

Oud nieuws.

(mag men een draad openen zonder enige inleiding en dan nog in het Engels?)

zonbron · 1 augustus 2013, 13:08

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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door simply the best

Oud nieuws.

(mag men een draad openen zonder enige inleiding en dan nog in het Engels?)

Inderdaad, dat is geen nieuws. Alsof de crisis ooit weg was (sinds 2008), nee hoor...

Laat de futures en de ganse derivatenbubbel maar knallen, dat belooft nog zeer interessant en vooral spannend te worden.

zonbron · 1 augustus 2013, 13:15

Een paar dozen chips, enkele bakken bier en een tweeloop... entertainment!

kameleon · 1 augustus 2013, 14:41

En een bron graag.

meneer · 1 augustus 2013, 14:54

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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door kameleon

En een bron graag.

Spa.

1 augustus 2013, 11:28	#1
JurgenD Staatssecretaris Geregistreerd: 9 november 2003 Berichten: 2.954	Nieuwe Europese bankencrisis op komst ?! The Deutsche Bank is under major duress and could be the first major bank to collapse in the next stage of the banking crisis, informed The Doc that unlike the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 which the Western Central banks were able to contain thanks to $13 T in bailout funds, a failure of Deutsche Bank would trigger a systemic banking contagion the likes of which the Western world has never seen. quote: With Euro-zone banks showing renewed signs of crisis (Deutsche Bank deleveraging by a massive €425 billion over the past year- the fastest pace since the 2011 near-Euro collapse, and Barclays admitting a £12.8bn capital shortfall Tuesday) and fundamental indicators in the gold market screaming financial crisis (GOFO rates remain negative for nearly 20 days and massive inventory draw-downs at the COMEX & LBMA) ... Is the paper gold scam about to be brutally crushed by a crippling shortage of physical gold? If so, what will that do to global financial markets? According to the Reserve Bank of India, “the traded amount of ‘paper linked to gold’ exceeds by far the actual supply of physical gold: the volume on the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) OTC market and the major Futures and Options Exchanges was OVER 92 TIMES that of the underlying Physical Market.” In other words, there is a massive amount of paper out there, but very little actual physical gold to back it up. And right now, we are witnessing voracious hoarding of physical gold all over the globe. This is especially true in Asia. Governments and central banks have, for decades, leased or sold their gold to the bullion banks. So they are very likely to own very little of the 23,000 tons that Western central banks are said to hold. But now bullion banks also have a problem: They tried to replenish their (physical gold) coffers during the massive manipulative selling that we’ve seen over the last few months in the paper market. Although they took the price down, most of the physical (gold) that was released by selling from ETFs and hedge funds was absorbed by Asia. So the bullion banks are still massively short of physical gold. __________________ Velen voeren een vaandel, maar als de strijd er is, de vlucht te nemen, of een ander banier te verdedigen. Socialist, christen genoemd, maar de ZWAKKEN, DE ARMEN in de maatschappij nog meer in de grond stampen. Moge allen die daar aan meegewerkt hebben, vervloekt zijn in hun daden in hun generaties, dat geen geluk hun nog mag toekomen, dan wel, rampspoed, ziekte en verderf. Dat zij krijgen wat zij een ander aandoen in het meervoudige.

1 augustus 2013, 14:41	#5
kameleon Minister Geregistreerd: 12 oktober 2008 Berichten: 3.351	En een bron graag. __________________ I'm a barbie girl

1 augustus 2013, 12:14	#2
simply the best Banneling Geregistreerd: 26 juli 2013 Berichten: 278	Oud nieuws. (mag men een draad openen zonder enige inleiding en dan nog in het Engels?)