Analysis Topic: Companies Analysis
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Monday, October 03, 2016
As Predicted, Deutsche Bank Is Failing, ATMs Go Dark on Jubilee End Day / Companies / Financial Crisis 2016
By: Jeff_Berwick
On Friday, Deutsche Bank’s stock (DB:NYSE) rose 14% on rumors that it had negotiated a settlement with the US Department of Justice’s demand for $15 billion (which is the entire market capitalization of Deutsche Bank) down to $5.6 billion (which would still decimate Deutsche Bank).
Well, it turns out that rumor was completely unsubstantiated.
There is no settlement. And it’s just amazing that the US Dept. of Justice, knowing that Deutsche Bank’s failure would rip the heart out of the European banking industry, is pushing ahead with their demands anyway.
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Friday, September 30, 2016
I Don’t See How Germany Can Contain the Deutsche Bank Collapse / Companies / Financial Crisis 2016
By: Graham_Summers
Let’s talk about Deutsche Bank (DB).
Deutsche Bank is the 11th largest bank in the world. It has assets of $1.8 trillion and over ~$60 trillion in derivatives on its books.
From a balance sheet perspective, DB’s balance sheet is 50% the size of Germany’s GDP. By way of comparison, imagine if JP Morgan was a $9 TRILLION bank. That’s effectively DB’s status in Germany.
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Friday, September 30, 2016
It’s Not Just Deutsche Bank. The Whole Financial Sector Is Dying / Companies / Financial Crisis 2016
By: John_Rubino
These are great times for financial assets — and by implication for finance companies that make and sell them, right?
Alas, no. Just the opposite. Each part of the FIRE (finance, insurance, real estate) economy is imploding as “modern” finance hits the wall.
Interest rates, for instance, have fallen for three decades…
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Friday, September 30, 2016
Deutsche Bank Hangs By A Thread On Eve Of Jubilee / Companies / Financial Crisis 2016
By: Jeff_Berwick
Nearly a year ago to the day, on September 28th, we wrote “Will Deutsche Bank Be This Cycle’s Lehman Brothers?”
In it we asked, “In 2008, the financial crisis was set-off by the collapse of Lehman Brothers. Could this year’s crisis be caused by a collapse of Deutsche Bank?”
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Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Is a “$46 TRILLION” Lehman Brothers Event Just Around the Corner? / Companies / Financial Crisis 2016
By: Graham_Summers
The financial world is abuzz with talk of the first Presidential debate.
Meanwhile, one of the largest derivatives books in the world is imploding.
Deutsche Bank (DB) is the 11th largest bank in the world. And it has over $61 TRILLION (with a “T”) in derivatives on its books.
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Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Will Deutsche Bank’s Collapse Be Worse Than Lehman Brothers? / Companies / Credit Crisis 2016
By: Graham_Summers
Few analysts noted it, but the $USD actually staged its second strongest day of the year the Friday before last.
The only other day in which the $USD rallied more was on the day of BREXIT, a black swan event that featured EXTREME currency volatility.
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Monday, September 26, 2016
What Blows Up First, Deutsche Bank? / Companies / Credit Crisis 2016
By: John_Rubino
Calling Wall Street’s banks stupid and dangerous is like calling the sun “big and warm.” It’s a clear understatement of an obvious fact. The same goes for calling Japan and China economically clueless. Their actions pretty much guarantee that they’ll ultimately enter some sort of death spiral.
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Wells Fargo Scandal Shows Next Bank Crisis Coming / Companies / Banksters
By: John_Mauldin
BY PATRICK WATSON : There’s never just one cockroach. If you see one in the open, you know many more are still hiding. Call the exterminator.
This time-honored rule also applies to banks. Last week, we learned that Wells Fargo (WFC), ostensibly the most trustworthy of the too-big-to-fail institutions, is not trustworthy at all.
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Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Ignore the Fed, Something MASSIVE is Brewing in Europe’s Banks / Companies / Credit Crisis 2016
By: Graham_Summers
The Bank of Japan failed to announce any new policy initiatives today. The reasons are financial and political.
From a financial perspective, the Bank of Japan is well aware that its current tools cannot and will not generate sustained GDP growth. Bank of Japan head Haruhiko Kuroda implicitly admitted back in January that regardless of what he does, Japan has “potential growth rate of 0.5% or lower.”
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Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Imagin, a Better Way to Detect Bladder Cancer / Companies / BioTech
By: TLSReport
Bob Moriarty profiles Imagin Medical, a company that has developed a new way of detecting bladder cancer through endoscopes.
The most common cancers in the U.S. are hardly the most expensive to treat. More Americans come down with breast cancer and lung cancer than any other types of cancer. The worst cancer from a perspective of expense turns out to be bladder cancer that is only the 6th most prevalent form of disease.
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Sunday, September 18, 2016
Stock Trade-of-the-Week: Intel Corp. (INTC) / Companies / Company Chart Analysis
By: Donald_W_Dony
Company Profile: Intel Corporation designs, manufactures, and sells integrated digital technology platforms worldwide. It operates through Client Computing Group, Data Center Group, Internet of Things Group, Software and Services, and All Other segments. The company's platforms are used in various computing applications comprising notebooks, 2 in 1 systems, desktops, servers, tablets, smartphones, wireless and wired connectivity products, wearables, retail devices, and manufacturing devices, as well as for retail, transportation, industrial, buildings, home use, and other market segments.
Thursday, September 15, 2016
888.com: the future still looks bright despite ending interest in William Hill / Companies / Gambling
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Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Wells Fargo and Other Banks Now Just Outright Stealing People’s Money / Companies / Banksters
By: Jeff_Berwick
Centuries ago banks actually stored real money (gold) and gave their customers paper receipts which made transferring and transporting easier.
Then as time went by, banks just began storing currency. Unbacked fiat paper is not money.
In those days the term “bank robbery” used to mean a man with a gun would come in and steal the currency from the bank.
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Saturday, September 03, 2016
Few Buys in Global Stock Markets After Rallies / Companies / Investing 2016
By: The_Gold_Report
Money manager Adrian Day provides an update of his non-resource holdings and his interpretation of the Federal Reserve's activities.
All of the Business Development Companies have moved up strongly in recent months from their grossly oversold year-end levels, in line with many other "dividend" plays, such as utilities. In general, we are holding, given the still-high yields and improvements at the companies, but not buying given the strong recent stock movement as well as yields that are coming down to historical norms.
Thursday, September 01, 2016
Stocks Remain Positive Despite Down Day / Companies / Tech Stocks
By: Harry_Boxer
The stock market indices had a difficult session today, down most of the morning, back up in the afternoon, but closed negative on the day. However, many of the stocks we traded or follow did very well. So it was quite an interesting session.
The day started out with a turn to the downside, then a snapback to resistance and failed, and then they went down until midday. By midday they reached the bottom of the channel in the fifth-wave decline over the last three sessions. I indicated that a potential rally may ensue, and they had a three-wave corrective pullback to take back a big chunk of losses, but negatively closed the day.
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Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Semiconductor Stocks Sector, Updated / Companies / Tech Stocks
By: Gary_Tanashian
We have been using the Semis as a one of several economic signposts, and as an investment/trading destination since the Semi Equipment ‘bookings’ category in the Book-to-Bill ratio began to ramp up several months ago. But those who say that Semiconductors are subject to pricing pressures are correct. It is a segment in which people need to be discrete with their investments. NFTRH 410 updated some details about this market leader.
Monday, August 29, 2016
3 Ways to Profit from the Stressed-Out American Consumer / Companies / Investing 2016
By: John_Mauldin
BY TONY SAGAMI : Retail sales are a pretty good proxy for consumer spending. So to me, any nationwide drop in retail sales is a warning flag about our consumption-based economy.
Friday, August 26, 2016
Dividend Fund Choices for Long-Term Investors / Companies / Dividends
By: Submissions
Market Bulls writes: With global interest rates holding at historically low levels, many long-term investors are looking for new ways of generating income returns. One of the most attractive choices in the space is the Vanguard High Dividend Yield Index Fund (VHDYX), which is an open-end fund. The central aim of the fund is to track the share price and dividend performance seen in the FTSE High Dividend Yield Index, which is comprised of common stocks that offer higher dividends when compared to the sector averages.
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Thursday, August 25, 2016
Brexit Effect works to Boost Diageo shares / Companies / BrExit
By: Submissions
Alexander Bowring writes: After the referendum result was announced, Diageo CEO Ivan Menezes went on to say the decision was “better for the UK, better for Diageo and better for the Scotch whisky industry that we remain in.” This begs the question, why have Diageo’s shares risen dramatically immediately following the leave vote? Sitting at under £18 prior to the result, they jumped to almost £20 each, signalling a new high for the last 12 months.
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Wednesday, August 24, 2016
3 reasons as to why oil stocks are smart investments / Companies / Oil Companies
By: Submissions
Alexander Bowring writes: It is true that oil stocks have taken a massive nosedive. In fact, the crash that caused the downturn was so seismic that it obliterated more than $1 trillion from portfolios since late 2014. You wouldn’t be wrong to be hesitant about placing your money, and your trust, in oil stocks because of this. You shouldn’t let this keep you from oil stocks though; this article explains the three reasons why they make for smart investments.
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