Posts Tagged ‘Banks In Trouble’
Banks Are In Trouble: Wells Tumbles As Revenues Plunge, NIM Hits Record Low, Warns On Payment Deferrals
If there is one constant during earnings season, it is that no matter what the other banks do, Wells Fargo will always shit the bed, and this time was no different, with the stock sliding after reporting that Q3 earnings missed again as its Net Interest Margin dropped to a fresh all time low, while…
Read More“Digital Euro” as It Begins Experiments on Digital Currency Launch — the Banking Industry Is Very Concerned Digital Currency Will Kill the Banking Industry
As the world obsesses over Trump’s taxes or whether or not he is using oxygen during his covid hospitalization, the biggest overhaul in monetary and currency history is quietly taking place just behind the scenes. Just two weeks ago, Cleveland Fed president Loretta Mester hinted at just how close the US is to a comprehensive…
Read MoreBanks Brace For A Historic Crash With Record Loss Provisions
For many years after the financial crisis, US commercial banks were mocked when instead of generating earnings the old-fashioned way, by collecting the interest arb on loans they had made, or even by frontrunning the Fed with their prop (and flow) trading desks, they would “earn” their way to just above consensus estimates by releasing…
Read MoreWall Street Analyst Jobs Vanish As Banks Take An Axe To Research With Market At Record Highs
Is the death of Wall Street equity research finally at hand? Because who needs an expensive team of analysts when clients can easily reap double-digit returns by dumping their money into passive funds? The fact that sell-side research departments have been shedding analysts this year is hardly a surprise. MiFID II regulations made it clear from…
Read MoreChina Braces For December D-Day: The “Unprecedented” Default Of A Massive State-Owned Enterprise
The identity and actions of these world powers are described primarily in Daniel, Ezekiel, and Revelation. The king of the west is the Antichrist who will lead the ‘revised’ Roman Empire [the seventh kingdom] and its western allies. The ‘revised’ Roman Empire today is the European Union in transition. The king of the south is Egypt and its southern Islamic allies. The…
Read MoreDoug Casey On The Destruction Of The Dollar
“Inflation” occurs when the creation of currency outruns the creation of real wealth it can bid for… It isn’t caused by price increases; rather, it causes price increases. Inflation is not caused by the butcher, the baker, or the automaker, although they usually get blamed. On the contrary, by producing real wealth, they fight the effects…
Read MoreSecond Bank Run In Two Weeks As China’s Banks Are Caught In A Self-Destructive “Doom Loop”
Three weeks ago we reported that China’s Henan Yichuan Rural Commercial Bank, just outside the central Chinese city of Luoyang, was the latest small-to-medium Chinese bank to suffer a vicious bank run as long lines of depositors filled out its branches demanding their money, amid a rumor that the bank was going under. The bank…
Read MoreThe Beast Is Almost Complete, Deutsche Bank to Replace 18,000 Workers with Robots
Deutsche Bank plans 18,000 job cuts in robot strategy called “Operations 4.0”. Operations 4.0 Underway Deutsche Bank says Operations 4.0 is already underway. The plan is to Replace 18,000 Jobs With Robots. Mark Matthews, head of operations for Deutsche’s corporate and investment bank, told Financial News that machine learning algorithms “massively increased productivity” and “redistribute capacity.”…
Read MoreBank Behind World’s Largest Money Laundering Scandal Offered Russians Gold Bars To Hide Their Fortune
Greed is responsible for much sorrow. The Bible says in 1 Timothy 6:10, “the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.” But is greed only about money? No. Greed goes much further than money. What is greed exactly then? What does God or the Bible have to say about it? Greed is a spiritual…
Read MoreGerman Finance Minister Publishes New Banking Union Plan To Save The EU (And Deutsche Bank)
Less than a year after his finance ministry failed to broker a merger between Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank in a bid to rescue the flailing German lending giant (Deutsche) and create a new national champion (or so he hoped), German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz is embarking on a campaign to convince the European Union to…
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