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Swiss. 4:45 Thu Mar 16
Credit Suisse
Told you ages ago they were in the shit. 54bn USD bailout . Fuck me

Replies - In Chronological Order (Show Newest Messages First)

dealcanvey 4:51 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
Talking to yourself is the first sign of madness Swiss.

SullyHammer 5:07 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
If you had of bought their stock yesterday and held it overnight, you'd be 40% better off based on the market opening price.

goose 5:33 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
i posted this on the Putin thread but it prob fits better here:

Looks like Credit Suisse shares are making a comeback akin to the The Undertaker in his prime - amazing what a bailout can do.

However, the issue of the bond market will not simply go away.
Anyone holding fixed income assets bought anywhere from 2008 onwards is holding increasingly worthless paper. The ramifications of this will be profound.

What nobody is talking about, and for the life of me, I can’t figure out why, is that this has implications on the international front. Imagine, for a moment, you’re China. You see all this going down. You realise that the Fed can’t “tame inflation” while simultaneously bailing out the banks. It’s one or the other, and they’ve just announced they’ll bail out the banks. It is worth remembering China holds roughly a trillion in US debt.

Surely China tries to get out of the kitchen first and sells their US bonds. I know that’s what I’d do.

Hermit Road 5:38 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
No you didn’t Swiss. You told us ages ago, after rumours had been all over the press about them being in trouble, that you had a ‘source’ that told you they were in trouble, something everyone interested with access to the internet already knew.

Hermit Road 5:40 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
Goose, didn’t you also make predictions about where the price of wheat would be about now?

bruuuno 5:52 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
Tbf to the Swiss Meister he called this ages ago

goose 6:20 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
Hermit - not that i remember.

I do remember having a discussion about the global price of food in general and how that was looking.

goose 6:25 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
I couldn't even tell you what the price of wheat was today.

Willtell 6:53 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
That doesn't usually stop you telling us though...

goose 6:59 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
pipe down you rapey old bore.

joyo 7:02 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
gosse the know nothing nonce

goose 7:06 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
hey joyo!!

been to cambodia recently?
paid for sex with any more underage deaf/dumb girls?

you sick fuck.

joyo 7:08 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
Nope,but ask Oxbore he has

goose 7:16 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
Just the once then? Doesn’t make you any less disgusting.

joe royal 8:55 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
The only shares that matter are the 3i ones.

the exile 9:07 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
Deutsche Bank will be following close behind. Getting serious.

goose 9:28 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
And to think H&P was on here the other day saying how stable the eurozone banks were.

He’s like the opposite of mystic Meg.

Turpinator 9:33 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
China has been selling their Usa treasuries for some time. Part of which has been put into Gold. Last year Central Banks bought the most Gold since 1955

Side of Ham 9:49 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
goose, he's been swallowing too much of the Karate instructors 'Mysticky sMeg' routine....

goose 10:06 Thu Mar 16
Re: Credit Suisse
Reuters:
First Republic Bank (FRC.N) has received $30 billion in deposits from several big banks, the banks said in a statement on Thursday, as part of a rescue package for the lender.

Meanwhile:
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has insisted that the country's banking system is sound.

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