US bank Lehman Brothers bankruptcy: World KRACK?

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by Christophe » 16/09/08, 10:32

Tokyo Stock Exchange drops 4,95% at close

The Tokyo Stock Exchange's Nikkei index ended Tuesday's session with a plunge of 4,95%, with most financial sector stocks falling sharply after US investment bank Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy.


http://www.lesechos.fr/investisseurs/an ... /tokyo.php
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by martien007 » 16/09/08, 15:29

a small French bank which falls -17% ==>

You tell me, has nothing to do here?

Not so sure :

- Have you noticed that banking turbulence (even earthquakes) have a direct influence on the economy and the price of oil (the sinews of war with money), this is what this graph looks like (it's quite scary for the one who bought the share at 14 euros on Nov 1, 2006 and now finds himself with a share at 2,50 euros):

http://www.boursorama.com/graphiques/gr ... 6&applet=1

Place your bets and long live unbridled capitalism

PS: NATIXIS = ex-Banque Populaire (popular .... !!!! the people what do they think of this big bank mess?).

Patience! the display can be quite long depending on your speed, but it's worth the wait.
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by Christophe » 16/09/08, 15:47

martien007 wrote:(that's quite scary for someone who bought the share at 14 euros on Nov 1, 2006 and now finds himself with a share at 2,50 euros)


Pkoi therefore? Investors who have fun on the stock market must be aware of the risks involved!

This is wanting to make easy money (because 2 to 3% per day is easy money) ...

A lot of small investors got into debt for life during the crash (explosion of the internet bubble) of 2000 ...

Unlike the internet crack of 2000, the explosion of the real estate bubble had been predicted by many people (often taken for assholes and discredited) so we can not say that we were not aware ... But history is an eternal ... blah blah ...
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by martien007 » 16/09/08, 16:03

Pkoi therefore? Investors who have fun on the stock market must be aware of the risks involved

Well if he is not conscious, it’s too bad for him!

This kind of thing has happened x times since a certain crash in 1987, and now it has become commonplace.
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by Christophe » 16/09/08, 16:15

The CAC 40 abruptly yielded 3,30% in the middle of the afternoon while in London, the Footsie-100 yielded nearly 3%, its lowest level since the attacks of July 2005. In Tokyo, the world's second largest financial center , the Nikkei index ended the session with a plunge of 4,95%, to its lowest level in more than three years, followed by Shanghai (-4,47%). The New York Stock Exchange opened sharply lower: the Dow Jones lost 1,57% and the Nasdaq 1,28%.


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by Lietseu » 16/09/08, 16:34

Christophe wrote:
Lietseu wrote:Not seen such a crisis in 100 years, fatally, it had to be catastrophic for the human beings who sleep in us to rise again ...


I didn't know that we had a centenary on forums : Mrgreen:

Let's not exaggerate anything anyway ... we are not yet in 2029 ...


In my fatigue, I only rewrite what a journalist had said about this crisis: "unheard of in 100 years on the stock market" the stock market has not existed since 1929 : Cheesy:

But let's be serious, the final crash (or the KRACK) is not far away, many human beings are waiting for it, without knowing with certainty why ... In humans, the truly HUMAN component has nothing to do with it. with what many have become ... through weariness, out of trouble, or for do like...
Those who have had enough do like, are among other things, reading these lines :D

There has always been hope for all humans, even if some have lost, for my part, I continue to have faith in real human relationships and the rest leaves me doubtful ...

With greetings from Lietseu :P
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by SixK » 17/09/08, 00:06

CAC 40 close: -1.96%
Dow Jones close: + 1.30% !!!

Go understand ...

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by martien007 » 17/09/08, 12:33

SixK wrote:CAC 40 close: -1.96%
Dow Jones close: + 1.30% !!!

Go understand ...

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Not complicated: AIG, the famous sinking US insurance company, was finally bailed out by the FED (whereas yesterday it was out of the question !!).

But where do they get all this money from? the FED, the ECB, the IMF ... all these financial organizations which rush to the aid of private financial companies in difficulty.

There's unimaginable shenanigans down there. : Shock:
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by Christophe » 17/09/08, 12:38

The US may not have the European debt scam, if you don't understand what I mean, watch the video here: https://www.econologie.com/forums/article-10 ... t6156.html
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by I Citro » 17/09/08, 13:01

: Arrow: They have just told the news that the fire is under control because the fall of AIG would have caused the collapse of the financial system ...

Regarding the bailout by the FED, we call it spinning the printing press ... it means devaluation or fall of the dollar in the short term. It's very simple, AIG was bailed out with monkey money. : Arrowl:

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