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Me again,
Despite Europe's bank debt stacking up , DBK (Deutsche Bank) are being propped up by major derivative exposure amounting to 72 Trillion and keeps climbing . Although the majority is saved by their Net , this Net is at the expense of the various counter parties. If any fail to back up then the trigger is fired and things wont be pretty.

Moving on, another issue going on here are an increase in CDS's reaching nominal peaks in 2015/16, they're still not as high yet but they've been growing internally throughout the year.
The picture attached shows DBK's CDS against JP Morgan. There's also a CDS increase on the major Italian Bank 'Monte dei Paschi ' , I'm sure there are more on the linked banks I've named below.

In due course; It's a matter of time before the loans start defaulting and reports either start lying or trying to fix things. A bailout shouldn't happen due to new EU rules in place since 2008 on bank bailout strategies. An option against the taxpayer lays open but who's to say the government wont do both or the former, I don't now. But what I do know is that something will crack within end of this year or next year 2017.

DBK has a Q3 on October 27th (check their calendar) and that's their final event till January 2017. If I had the chance I'd be shorting DBK from now or during October.
I'd also be shorting the banks connected to DBK who are also in swift decline:

HSBC,
Barclays
UniCredit
Nordea
Santander
There's tons , and tons more, I'll post an image which pretty much shows who you can short. Look at the stock prices yourselves for proof.

I expect a European crash at least sometime in 2017/ Late 2017 , maybe I'm a bit off but expect further bank decline throughout the year to come.

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>>1422820
Another CDS chart for DBK

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Related Banks

>>1422823
Pretty good PDF describing Italy

>www08.wellsfargomedia.com/assets/pdf/commercial/insights/economics/special-reports/italy-banks-20160713.pdf

thanks for the info

im a layman but your chart shows swaps peaking in late 2011. what makes this time any different?

>>1422820

That's one good explanation! I'll short some of them and hope 2017 crash comes!

In Australia most of our house/apartments off the plan are completed this year and 2017. At the moment we are having issues with oversupply of apartments. Driving down prices and also tighter loaning restrictions which make people withdraw their contract for the property.

Goverment love to keep our stats on employment high so local councils rezoning and approvaling developments like there is no tomorrow. I live in South West and you have high rises now.

But problem is, our wages aren't rising fast enough to keep up. Mortage stress here we come!

Then you have the dodgy mortagage brokers faking invoices and have the bank approve the loans.

Banks themselves are setting up themselves for defaults on client loans. Just to make shareholders happy and their financial report good, they approve without doing a throughly check on the client.

I hope to see shit hit the fan here!