Deutsche Bank'S Problems Are Spreading Fast.

At the recent high point of Deutsche Bank's recent share price, the exchange rate curve between the euro and the US dollar has collapsed at the end.

The German Silver crisis exposed the dollar shortage in Europe, and the current "storm in teacup" is intensifying.

Although the global market remained stable, it was distracted by OPEC news, the news of the US election and the Middle East proxy war. The fact is that the situation in Europe is deteriorating.

The most risky bank in the world is facing the risk of collapse, but the failure of Deutsche Bank has not aroused the interest of ordinary people in the mainstream media.

It will save us, won't it?

As the twitter account Landonthomasjr points out, Deutsche Bank's shareholders spent $13 billion 500 million on stocks since 2009.

Deutsche Bank's bonus is $19 billion 300 million.

Perhaps there is some cash in Deutsche Bank? In a nutshell, the market's confidence in the European banking system is wavering, and the mood of risk aversion is intensifying.

Liquidity worries in the market are spreading before German banks' Monday holidays.

In his early briefing, he raised some concerns in the market.

At the same time, the European Central Bank President Delagi yesterday strongly warned European politicians that more structural reforms must be carried out to stimulate the recovery of the euro area economy.

The best fiscal policy seems to be an interesting call.

If the interest rate is zero, can borrowers pay no interest and extend their loans indefinitely? Banks will not have bad loans and there will be no default. The bank is a huge, complex monster.

There is no simple business in banking.

A complete anatomy of a bank is very complicated.

Rebuilding a bank, such as Deutsche Bank, UBS, Credit Suisse and other banks of this kind, is impossible to some extent.

At the beginning of this year, commodity giant Glencore was on the brink of collapse.

By changing policies and streamlining business, Glencore resumed from the edge of collapse.

This situation will not happen in banks.

In my 30 years of market experience, I do not think any bank can survive after the trouble of Glencore.

Once a bank problem arises, it will soon become a disaster.

Deutsche Bank and other banks are not healthy at all.

These banks need to be rebuilt.

Yesterday's information was very positive.

The market is flooded with rumors that sovereign wealth funds will inject capital and Germany will launch an aid plan, but the fact is that banks will further deteriorate.

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The problem will develop into a comprehensive crisis, which will lead to capital pactions (which will bring a great blow to the confidence of banks) and assistance to high-level creditors of banks.

Others point out that senior creditors are safe.

It's incomprehensible to them. If you are a senior creditor, how much do you want to buy? "

It is certain that Deutsche Bank is a big problem.

"Dicer Bloom confirmed that Deutsche Bank met capital requirements."

European politicians' repudiation continues.

"Holland finance minister Dicer Bloom said," the US Department of justice has a very heavy penalty for Deutsche Bank, which is harmful to financial stability.

The US fines for all European banks involved in the global market have always been very high, and American investors have been fined by the US government.

These are detrimental to financial stability.

This worries me very much.

If Deutsche Bank had to pay a fine of 14 billion dollars, it would weaken the capital scale of Deutsche Bank, and Deutsche Bank would have to raise new capital.

Deutsche Bank must get things back on track. "

Other banks are also keeping their distance from Deutsche Bank because of Deutsche Bank's problems, but one of them has expressed their opposition.

"The finance minister of Austria said that the problem of Deutsche Bank was not the Lehman brothers incident in Europe.

But he also warns of a wider profit crisis for European banks.

He pointed out that "after the financial crisis, Europe did not completely solve the banking problems, but I am very sure that there is no banking crisis in Europe at present, but the current banking industry is facing a profit crisis."