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October 10, 2016, 06:33:38 PM
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I have read reports of Deutsche Bank being in big troubles and I cannot say that I am worried about it. Another crisis is being discussed from a long time, the Eurozone ECB (European Central Bank) is from quite a few months running the QE (Quantitative Easing) that should in theory be helpful to recall a good economy. So far results are zero as we are seeing EUR/USD pair losing steam in the long run.

It will not take long before this bank crashes, I say beginning of next year is a sure bet here.

Wait until the EU collapses, they're all going down faster than a cheap hooker. Why do you think GB were desperare to get out & leave that sinking ship.

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October 11, 2016, 11:38:11 AM
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I have read reports of Deutsche Bank being in big troubles and I cannot say that I am worried about it. Another crisis is being discussed from a long time, the Eurozone ECB (European Central Bank) is from quite a few months running the QE (Quantitative Easing) that should in theory be helpful to recall a good economy. So far results are zero as we are seeing EUR/USD pair losing steam in the long run.

It will not take long before this bank crashes, I say beginning of next year is a sure bet here.

Wait until the EU collapses, they're all going down faster than a cheap hooker. Why do you think GB were desperare to get out & leave that sinking ship.

EU might not be the best place to be in, but the UK has made a mistake.
The world is globalized now and they cannot go back to their own sweet corner.

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October 11, 2016, 04:33:17 PM
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Here is a photo that I posted on Feb 16th, 2016.


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October 11, 2016, 09:34:27 PM
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Here is a photo that I posted on Feb 16th, 2016.



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October 12, 2016, 01:34:16 PM
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Both Enron and Lehman Brothers were saying they were "rock solid", right up until they weren't.

Executives gonna lie, 'cause that's what they they think they're good at.
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October 14, 2016, 11:25:49 PM
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Physiognomy is real. Punchable shitlib face, one eye looking like he has brain damage. That guy is a pathological liar.

Rofl what's he going to say? "EVERYBOSY GET THE FUCK OUT IT'S ABOUT TO IMPLODE!!!! GRAB YOUR WIFE AND KIDS AND GET THE FUCK OUTTA HERE!!!!" How's that? It's to be expected from the leader of a failing company.
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October 15, 2016, 06:35:34 PM
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The scammery and hidden data in Deustche Bank case must be huge. I think this time they can't get away with it with any of their dirty tricks. If Deustche Bank goes down it may be what triggers the next 2008 type of event again, and if it doesn't, their tricks will not work so the collapse is inevitable, it will just be a delayed boom.
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October 15, 2016, 06:35:41 PM
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Both Enron and Lehman Brothers were saying they were "rock solid", right up until they weren't.

Executives gonna lie, 'cause that's what they they think they're good at.

I agree that DB should rather focus on their own problems then to try to attack bitcoin or make bitcoin investors afraid by bringing out this false information about bitcoin.
Because it is false. Bitcoin seems to be stable as ever.
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October 15, 2016, 08:55:31 PM
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Both Enron and Lehman Brothers were saying they were "rock solid", right up until they weren't.

Executives gonna lie, 'cause that's what they they think they're good at.

I agree that DB should rather focus on their own problems then to try to attack bitcoin or make bitcoin investors afraid by bringing out this false information about bitcoin.
Because it is false. Bitcoin seems to be stable as ever.

You are correct there. IMO the reckless actions of the banks will only enforce the price and reliability of Bitcoin as it gradually proves to be a safe alternative to fiat. Good to be an early adopter!
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October 19, 2016, 06:28:59 PM
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Zero hedge recently reported that the european central banks and the rest of banksters are getting together and gathering a plan to end bitcoin, it seems that they know once deutstche bank's shit hits the fan it's over for them and the money will flow into bitcoin and they want to stop this.
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October 19, 2016, 06:33:51 PM
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Zero hedge recently reported that the european central banks and the rest of banksters are getting together and gathering a plan to end bitcoin, it seems that they know once deutstche bank's shit hits the fan it's over for them and the money will flow into bitcoin and they want to stop this.

They can't end bitcoin. Nobody can.

If they ever able to reduce bitcoin's price to 1$, I would buy shitloads of bitcoin and i know... There are shitloads of people like me waiting for that opportunity.

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October 20, 2016, 01:27:12 PM
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There isn't really a correlation between Bitcoin and any other world events or markets. Any time it has occured in the past is because speculators and traders deduced or claimed such a connection on their own. Bitcoin is way too small and unweildy to be used for any kind of capital flight. Of course the USD price of bitcoin, however, will have minor deviations in its trend to adjust the forex value of the dollar measured by the US dollar index - arbitrage will ensure that.
Not sure but I have about this bank and it is possible that this bank is going to crash because it is not going good with the economy in some countries.
That is going to result in the bank or multiple banks crashing.
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October 23, 2016, 10:36:19 PM
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Germany has publicly said that they won't bail out any bank.
But if Deutsche Bank really looks to be collapsing, they will look at alternative means (other than bail out) to prevent its collapse.

More likely, as has happened in Greece, a "bail in".  All investors get a haircut, unless they can withdraw their funds prior to the withdrawal limits that will follow in order to avoid a run on the bank.

Yes, good for Bitcoin because it will implicate ALL banks, and their horrible financial situation.

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October 24, 2016, 01:09:38 AM
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Wait until the EU collapses, they're all going down faster than a cheap hooker. Why do you think GB were desperare to get out & leave that sinking ship.
Brexit is a result of referendum - it was citizens who voted, government with David Cameron as PM actually was against Brexit.
IIRC officials were desperately promoting European Union as the only way for Britain to exist in Europe.
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October 24, 2016, 01:43:40 AM
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Wait until the EU collapses, they're all going down faster than a cheap hooker. Why do you think GB were desperare to get out & leave that sinking ship.
Brexit is a result of referendum - it was citizens who voted, government with David Cameron as PM actually was against Brexit.
IIRC officials were desperately promoting European Union as the only way for Britain to exist in Europe.

Even those who voted for Brexit might regret it now. The uncertainty surrounding the Brexit process is worrisome.
If a second vote for held today, I think the sentiment is for Britain to stay in Europe.

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October 26, 2016, 10:43:50 AM
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Wait until the EU collapses, they're all going down faster than a cheap hooker. Why do you think GB were desperare to get out & leave that sinking ship.
Brexit is a result of referendum - it was citizens who voted, government with David Cameron as PM actually was against Brexit.
IIRC officials were desperately promoting European Union as the only way for Britain to exist in Europe.

Even those who voted for Brexit might regret it now. The uncertainty surrounding the Brexit process is worrisome.
If a second vote for held today, I think the sentiment is for Britain to stay in Europe.

I agree, the campaigning on both sides of the argument were terrible, and a large chunk of the public didn't know what they were voting for or understood what the implications of fallout will be. Ironically, the demographic of the leave campaign will be disproportionately affected by the slump in exchange rate when inflation kicks in.
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October 26, 2016, 02:23:18 PM
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I don tthink that is going to happen you know lots of people are not getting enough information abou the bitcoin and are only saying some bullshit and i know for sure that the deutche bank will never collapse.
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October 26, 2016, 02:44:29 PM
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I don think this bank is going to crash because lots of germans has this bank and i think that germany wont let this bank fail you know allot of germans will be mad about it because there money is on it.
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EU might not be the best place to be in, but the UK has made a mistake.
The world is globalized now and they cannot go back to their own sweet corner.

The EU is nothing but a protectionist club for Germany and France and it is killing all the other countries in it - see Greece, Spain, Italy, Finland etc Britain is better off out.

 
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EU might not be the best place to be in, but the UK has made a mistake.
The world is globalized now and they cannot go back to their own sweet corner.

The EU is nothing but a protectionist club for Germany and France and it is killing all the other countries in it - see Greece, Spain, Italy, Finland etc Britain is better off out.

Well, even the French are now beginning to balk at what they're expected to handle courtesy of the EU!

I don't understand why some European politicians couldn't find popularity by proposing a real free trade area (where they just tear up the tariffs and subsidies completely) and real free movement (where they abandon the antiquated "passport" system). Countries like Norway, UK, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Greece, Spain, Italy etc have a real incentive to do this.

I can hear all the xenophobes' knees jerking "But then all the world will descend on this anti-EU!". Yep, and if they don't find anything when they get there, they'll go somewhere else. Either you believe in the free-market or you don't IMO.

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