Deutsche Bank - They think its all over.....

[Mr-B]

Nice turn around on the share price today... twitter rumour about a reduced fine?? Rigged?

[ThunderGuts]

Mr-B said:

Nice turn around on the share price today... twitter rumour about a reduced fine?? Rigged?

I think the DoJ got an ear bashing from a certain other dept about what 'systemic risk' is.




'Oh wait, DB going pop will impact the US?!?!?'

[limpsfield]

Soov535 said:

BUT THEY ARE ALL THE SAME. BANKSTERS STEALING AND LINING THEIR OWN POCKETS. THEY SHOULD ALL BE IN PRISON EXPECIALLY STACEY WHO WORKS IN THE BRANCH IN SURBITON.

BULLY RAMMED

[hornetrider]

Mr-B said:

Nice turn around on the share price today... twitter rumour about a reduced fine?? Rigged?

Someone made a lot of money today.

[limpsfield]

Someone lost a lot of money today.

Markets, eh?

[klmhcp]

Soov535 said:

Sorry I'm late.

Did I miss much?

You missed people who know what they're talking about discussing global banking while you advised on incontinent pad sales. You have zero credibility on financial matters so wind your neck in.

[anonymous-user]

klmhcp said:

Soov535 said:

Sorry I'm late.

Did I miss much?

You missed people who know what they're talking about discussing global banking while you advised on incontinent pad sales. You have zero credibility on financial matters so wind your neck in.

Eh?

[-Pete-]

desolate said:

klmhcp said:

Soov535 said:

Sorry I'm late.

Did I miss much?

You missed people who know what they're talking about discussing global banking while you advised on incontinent pad sales. You have zero credibility on financial matters so wind your neck in.

Eh?

Is this true?

[Sheets Tabuer]

-Pete- said:

desolate said:

klmhcp said:

Soov535 said:

Sorry I'm late.

Did I miss much?

You missed people who know what they're talking about discussing global banking while you advised on incontinent pad sales. You have zero credibility on financial matters so wind your neck in.

Eh?

Is this true?

Yes he sells tena pads

[klmhcp]

I've been quoted so I can't edit it but apologies for the tone : too much wine.

[anonymous-user]

Well let's face it, none of us are getting younger. Could come in handy.

[anonymous-user]

klmhcp said:

I've been quoted so I can't edit it but apologies for the tone : too much wine.

What were you trying to say?

[klmhcp]

desolate said:

klmhcp said:

I've been quoted so I can't edit it but apologies for the tone : too much wine.

What were you trying to say?

Exactly what I said to maybe a little softer.

[limpsfield]

klmhcp said:

Exactly what I said to maybe a little softer.

I didn't think you were particularly harsh. There is far too much bullstting on this site.

[anonymous-user]

klmhcp said:

desolate said:

klmhcp said:

I've been quoted so I can't edit it but apologies for the tone : too much wine.

What were you trying to say?

Exactly what I said to maybe a little softer.

Not sure you need to apologise then really.

Can't really understand why you would dig up a post from yesterday, but I've read a few of your posts today and can only conclude you are a fknut.

[anonymous-user]

Burwood said:

you sound like they wear it like badge of honour

I haven't a clue how 'they wear it', it's just a fact.

[Welshbeef]

fblm said:

I haven't a clue how 'they wear it', it's just a fact.

So these Fines are by the USA where do those fines go? -why not to the country govt where it is based?


I mean why cannot the U.K. Govt nail Bank of America or JP Morgan etc

[Ridgemont]

https://www.theguardian.com/business/live/2016/sep...

So $5.4bn deal pumps DB back up and markets subside.

Interesting; the possible systemic implosion is the difference of $10bn.
Is this over or plasters on an exit wound? If confidence returns and liquidity isn't going to be a problem next week then it appears to be a storm in a teacup; no bailout. No EU ramifications. Reality intersects with market fever.

Or is the issue unresolved? Interested to hear responses.

[anonymous-user]

Welshbeef said:

So these Fines are by the USA where do those fines go? -why not to the country govt where it is based?


I mean why cannot the U.K. Govt nail Bank of America or JP Morgan etc

By far the biggest are by us authorities on us banks for conduct in the us mortgage mkt. The fines go to the country doing the fining. You've fined a few for libor, fx, ppi etc...

Second point because you need to prove they did something wrong in the uk and harmed the uk somehow. Then you can go after them if you like but hen the US will spit roast one of yours just cos... Do you not think the size of the Deut fine, a week after the EU Apple/Ireland 'fine' was an incredible coincidence?

[ellroy]

Coincidence, or not, it's very hard not to argue that the US regulators, and federal legal system, don't operate as some kind of protectionist cartel when it comes to foreign firms.