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GERMANY CRASH TOMORROW
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>Uniper (biggest gas supplier in Germany, already used all available credit lines) goes insolvent this week. German politicians are too dumb to realize what's going on and would have to negotiate withthe EU, which is a non-starter.
>That makes some big german and european (Uniper is owned by finnish company Fortum) banks go belly up (Deutsche Bank and Sociéré générale are the top contenders).
>Stock markets in Europe crash, beginning tomorrow or wednesday at the latest (call it the "stupidity-lag").That leads to a pan-european banking crisis amd the 8 trillion euro (yes, you read that right) repo market blows up. That spreads fast to the U.S.
>It's Armaggedon
>That makes some big german and european (Uniper is owned by finnish company Fortum) banks go belly up (Deutsche Bank and Sociéré générale are the top contenders).
>Stock markets in Europe crash, beginning tomorrow or wednesday at the latest (call it the "stupidity-lag").That leads to a pan-european banking crisis amd the 8 trillion euro (yes, you read that right) repo market blows up. That spreads fast to the U.S.
>It's Armaggedon