Financial Crisis 2012 Worse than 2008, European Banking System on the Verge of Collapse

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25 Comments on “Financial Crisis 2012 Worse than 2008, European Banking System on the Verge of Collapse”

  • worldwiderelease
    8 February, 2012, 22:44

    Our Creator has has spoken again.
    We are facing a world in decline, We cannot stop what we have set in motion now.
    On top? of this we are facing competition from beyond our world, who desperately need what we have. They see us destroying our world and are trying? to to save our world, but hide that they want the world for themselves. God has sent a warning, a blessing an the necessary preparation to find our strength and become self sufficient in a competitive universe. .NEWMESSAGE).org’

  • StockMarketFunding
    8 February, 2012, 23:13

    @flatswing We feel the continued move? which started because they short interest was extremely high going into 2012. The SPY had over 70% short as did the QQQ. As of 1/13 313,206,118 shares of the SPY short. They continue to use the short interest to walk the tape and breakout 11 year highs to suck in the remaining amounts of cash till the 2 years from the 03/09 low. We cover most of this in today’s video watch?v=x2E9ULzwS4w

  • flatswing
    9 February, 2012, 0:11

    What do you? make of the continued bull run given the underlying facts?

  • 911Dagur
    9 February, 2012, 0:37

    @jjbarbados Hey, not all Europeans. Some of us actually work hard. Well, maybe not the french and the Spanish and the Greek. Just look to Scandinavia, we doing pretty good compared? to others.

  • StockMarketFunding
    9 February, 2012, 0:55

    @kopynd1 find a solution,or print a? solution ;-)

  • kopynd1
    9 February, 2012, 1:25

    yer’ but the US allways have find? a solution,

  • StockMarketFunding
    9 February, 2012, 2:09

    @kopynd1? the US has $56.4 Trillion or 180,673 per citizen

  • kopynd1
    9 February, 2012, 2:13

    britains? debt 1 trillion

  • StockMarketFunding
    9 February, 2012, 2:13

    @jjbarbados great comment, everyone is manipulating their currency/debt/job figures ect markets still go higher on hope and? change and the fact it’s an election here in the US

  • StockMarketFunding
    9 February, 2012, 2:41

    @bewustwording stop spamming,? thanks :-)

  • StockMarketFunding
    9 February, 2012, 3:15

    @secretsquirrell13 well said, they’re walking the short interest off the markets and sucking in as much? cash to shore up their balance sheets before the pull the plug on the unsuspecting public!

  • jjbarbados
    9 February, 2012, 3:46

    4 yrs with the same soup opera ! europeans still have an overated expensive currency they think they are expensive and important in the worlds economy when they aren“t. We are seing the end of Hard Currencies,

    Europeans dont grow, dont create jobs, they collect red debts…europeans only purpose in life is? to see how many new countries are they going to visit in their next vacation…they need a hard fake currency but a trashy economy at home.Just work hard like succesful nations.

  • bewustwording
    9 February, 2012, 4:31

    Don’t let the financial crisis bring you down. I started working from home and I’m now making 200 dollars a day… Don’t be the victim, create your own luck! It’s really worth checking out the website below, this guy is amazing…

    Go to 2012bestoffers(.)com &? Click the guy in front of the lamborghine’s…

    Enjoy life!

  • coolcub1
    9 February, 2012, 5:09

    @StockMarketFunding I dont see many lining up for that investment!!
    The recession is in, investment will not stop the inevitable, cant keep borrowing to pay debt! Stalling tactic for whatever? reason i guess

  • StockMarketFunding
    9 February, 2012, 5:17

    @TheSMFTRADER you’re welcome!?

  • StockMarketFunding
    9 February, 2012, 5:58

    @coolcub1 Talks on Greek Debt Hit an Impasse – Biggest Hurdle Is Rescuers’ Insistence on? Low Compensation for Creditors That Participate in the Bailout…high risk low reward, what do you think about that recent news?

  • SMFstocks
    9 February, 2012, 6:02

    Europe debt crisis, Greece Default, Piracy Wars? and Internet Censorship, markets go higher, welcome to the new world of investing :-)

  • coolcub1
    9 February, 2012, 6:10

    @secretsquirrell13 yep you are def on the mark!?

  • coolcub1
    9 February, 2012, 6:36

    @secretsquirrell13 revolution is from overpopulation and loss of democracy due to overpopulation, who promotes over population, world wide corporations? and markets, Governments think they must control the change that is good for us, they will lose like the corporations

  • TheSMFTRADER
    9 February, 2012, 7:14

    Thanks for the analysis Mario, Fitch? cuts Portugal rating to junk status…European markets are selling off as we speak. Happy Thanksgiving!

  • StockMarketFunding
    9 February, 2012, 7:39

    @DJLRacing Great comment, Iceland definitely did it the hard way but it was obviously worth it to take? the hit and move away from the central banking system

  • DJLRacing
    9 February, 2012, 7:46

    Thats for the video,? the super committee can do little to solve the economic problems though. I think we are long overdue for a big writedown of debt. We need a depression (i.e. hit the reset button) and start from scratch again. Iceland is a perfect example. They took the hit, did 2 years of hard time, now they are starting to grow again. You cannot solve debt, with more debt.

  • StockMarketFunding
    9 February, 2012, 8:23

    @secretsquirrell13 insightful comment, thanks? for sharing, markets are down big, bond yields are running higher

  • secretsquirrell13
    9 February, 2012, 8:49

    they definately? want to coincide markets failing with war, combined disasters to “shock” the public out of their revolutionary mindsets which is growing exponentially each and every day….the empire will strike back….with a devestating blow……..be ready ppl……..peace.

  • StockMarketFunding
    9 February, 2012, 8:55

    @fernandezjunstein Philippines would be subject to world wide levels, it was just? the last crisis was short lived and postponed by 3 years