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What happens to Deutsche Bank and the global financial system when the market opens in several hours? The Legendary gold and derivatives expert Jim Sinclair came out of retirement today […]

Not only are the "signs" pointing to the collapse of the Global Fiat Monetary System... the FACTS and EVENTS are pointing to it too.

On Friday stocks soared on rumors that the US Department of Justice would reduce its $14 billion fine on Deutsche Bank. Turns out the rumor was a fabrication. As the Wall Street Journal noted over the weekend, NO senior decision making people at either the DoJ or DB have even

a growing number of high profile current & former public bankers supporting the Federal Reserve's prospects of buying stocks....

The US gross national debt – after having been successfully disappeared from public discussion – has jumped by $1.38 trillion in fiscal 2016, which ended Friday. Ironically, this is not one of my infamous typos.

Share!The horror show of European banking system data just keeps getting worse. With Deutsche Bank now constantly in the headlines, it has the look and feel of impending doom, maybe worse than 2008-09. The biggest difference between then and now is that back then the financial markets had already plunged and central banks had yet…Read on →

Here’s your economics quiz for the day: Question 1– What do you think would happen if you put $3 trillion into the financial system? a–Stock prices would rise b–Stock prices…

"Shades of Lehman All Over Again...Except Deutsche Bank Is A MUCH Bigger Entity- Probably 50 TIMES Bigger Than Lehman!... Keep Your Eyes On the Banking Sector Here, THIS Is When […]

Stockman brings us his report of what 30 years of politics, degenerative crony capitalism and “bubble finance” have finally wrought.

Janet Yellen and the Fed need to wake up and see the bubbles they've created that are a huge risk to the US economy, says Michael Pento.

Everyone is shocked that Yellen did not say no to buying equities, but a little history is required to understand that it is Congress — not the Fed — who dictates what they can and cannot buy.

Don't buy that statistical economic garbage. The economy recovered in spite of Fed policy, not because of it. The economy recovered because business owners, entrepreneurs, and workers rolled up their sleeves and made things happen.

The Global Financial Crisis and Great Recession posed daunting new challenges for central banks around the world and spurred innovations in the design

This time around the loss of confidence will extend to central banks themselves, and the only sure place to hide in our opinion will be gold...

The AFP 'news' of a settlement has been proven wrong - as Cryan heads to DC to begin talks - and so Friday's CDS spike was confirmed as correct (and stocks are tumbling back to reality)...

The 2nd monthly drop in a row and large downward revisions reduced construction spending to its weakest since 2015. Public construction spending dropped considerably more than private, with highway construction tumbling.

European banks are preparing a fresh round of bloodletting -- with some 20,000 jobs set to go -- as tougher rules and negative interest rates weigh on profits.

Russia warned the United States Saturday against carrying out any attacks on Syrian government forces, saying it would have repercussions across the Middle East as government forces captured a hill on the edge of the northern city of Aleppo under the cover of airstrikes. Russian news agencies quoted Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova as saying that a U.S. intervention against the Syrian army "will lead to terrible, tectonic consequences not only on the territory of this country but also in the region on the whole." She said regime change in Syria would create a vacuum that would be "quickly filled" by "terrorists of all stripes." U.S.-Russian tensions over Syria have escalated since the breakdown of a cease-fire last month, with each side blaming the other for its failure. Syrian government forces backed by Russian warplanes have launched a major onslaught on rebel-held parts of the northern city of Aleppo. Syrian troops pushed ahead in their offensive in Aleppo on Saturday capturing the strateg...

The United States and South Korea are destined to "pay the price" for their decision to deploy an advanced missile defense system which will inevitably prompt a "counter attack", China's top newspaper said on Saturday.

Bank analyst Chris Whalen says problems at Deutsche Bank could spell the end of the German chancellor's career if dramatic action is not taken.