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Deutsche Bank Tumbles Most In 5 Weeks After Earnings Disappoint Across The Board

By silveristhenew | Published April 27, 2017

On the surface, Deutsche Bank’s results this morning came in better than expected with first quarter earnings more than doubling as Germany’s biggest bank benefited from a pick-up in market activity at the start of the year. In the three months to March, Deutsche managed to make a net profit of €575m, more than double […]

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“Think 1999”: Morgan Stanley Sees Huge 30% Surge In Stocks “Investors Cannot Afford To Miss”

By silveristhenew | Published April 10, 2017

With Morgan Stanley’s Adam Parker having left the investment bank to continue his career at Eminence Capital, it was up to his replacement, Michael Wilson to come up with the Initiation of coverage report for the “Classic Late Cycle.” So, in keeping a stiff upper lip, and breaking away from the gloom that appears to […]

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Deutsche Bank Plunges Into Red For 2017 After Dilution, Revenue Warning

By silveristhenew | Published March 20, 2017

After raising capital at a 35% discount over the weekend, Deutsche Bank shares are tumbling once again – back into the red for 2017 – after CEO John Cryan warned that revenue would be "broadly flat" in 2017. As Bloomberg reports, Germany’s biggest bank has seen revenue falling or little changed from last year across […]

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Deutsche Bank To Sell $8.5 Billion In Stocks, Announces Major Restructuring

By silveristhenew | Published March 5, 2017

Confirming last week’s report of an imminent share sale, on Sunday the biggest German lender announced it would raise €8 billion ($8.5 billion) in new capital through a rights offering sale of 687.5 million new shares, and sell parts of its asset management business in its latest attempt to shore capital following €8 billion in […]

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Are Big Banks’ Dark Pools Behind The Run-Up In Bank Stock Prices?

By silveristhenew | Published February 27, 2017

Bankers have sold hundreds of millions of their own stock as the market has ripped higher post-election – more than in any year of the last decade…     Which makes us wonder – are big banks' dark pools behind the run-up in their own stocks? Submitted by Pam Martens and Russ Martens via WallStreetOnParade.com, […]

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Deutsche Bank To Scrap Bonuses For 2016: As Many As 90% Of Bankers, Traders Affected

By silveristhenew | Published January 18, 2017

While Deutsche Bank shareholders have certainly seen some recent relief following last year’s stock acrobatics which sent the the largest German lender crashing to all time lows last fall, the bank’s employees have far less to look forward to. First, it was a report by the NY post, according to which Deutsche Bank may hold […]

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Futures Unchanged In Thin Pre-Holiday Tape; Italian Bank Bailout Lifts European Shares

By silveristhenew | Published December 23, 2016

European stocks halted two days of declines, with the Stoxx 600 fractionally in the green and Italy’s bonds climbing after Monte Paschi requested a bailout and Italy pledged to provide support for its other ailing lenders. S&P futures were little changed among extremely thin volumes while Chinese stocks dropped amid concerns on higher borrowing costs. […]

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Credit Suisse Settles With DOJ For $5.3 Billion; Will Pay $2.5 Billion Civil Penalty

By silveristhenew | Published December 23, 2016

Shortly after last night’s news that Deutsche Bank had settled with the DOJ for $7.2 billion, of which it would pay $3.1 billion in a civil penalty, far lower than the $14 billion number initially speculated (the stock popped as much as 4% before settling just over 2% higher currently), Credit Suisse likewise closed the […]

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In Rare Move, US Sues Barclays For Mortgage Securities Fraud

By silveristhenew | Published December 22, 2016

The market was waiting for the DOJ to announce the long-awaited settlement with Deutsche Bank today. Instead, it got news of a surprise lawsuit filed by the DOJ which sued Barclays after failing to settle a long-running probe into the UK bank’s involvement in pre-crisis mortgage fraud. Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse are in settlement […]

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“When Gold Goes Above 1430 We Whack It”

By silveristhenew | Published December 16, 2016

Submitted by Allan Flynn via ComexWeHaveAProblem blog,  As it goes in silver, so it goes in gold. In London at least.  In a bid to have UBS reinstated as a defendant in a London Gold Fix antitrust lawsuit, plaintiffs documents submitted to a New York Court last week include explosive chat room transcripts of UBS and traders from different […]

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