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bronxiteforever

(9,287 posts)
Mon Nov 11, 2019, 05:11 PM Nov 2019

The biggest risk facing the stock market isn't trade jitters or the election, Deutsche Bank warns

The biggest risk facing the stock market in the coming year isn’t trade jitters or the election, Deutsche Bank warns
MarketWatch
By Shawn Langlois
Published: Nov 11, 2019 10:42 a.m. ET

There’s plenty for investors to get all stressed out about in the coming year, and Deutsche Bank chief economist Torsten Slok’s latest list of the 20 biggest risks will do little to alleviate those concerns.

As you can see, the potential for more trade fallout and fears over slowing growth still rank high on Slok’s list, but inequality is in the top spot:

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https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-biggest-risk-facing-the-stock-market-in-the-coming-year-isnt-trade-jitters-or-the-election-deutsche-bank-warns-2019-11-10?mod=home-page



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The biggest risk facing the stock market isn't trade jitters or the election, Deutsche Bank warns (Original Post) bronxiteforever Nov 2019 OP
Intersesting Sherman A1 Nov 2019 #1
that jumped right out at me. wtf? Kurt V. Nov 2019 #3
+1 Me as well! bronxiteforever Nov 2019 #6
Thank you bronx saidsimplesimon Nov 2019 #2
+1 fickle friends indeed! bronxiteforever Nov 2019 #5
Interesting that they don't mention derivatives OnlinePoker Nov 2019 #4

saidsimplesimon

(7,888 posts)
2. Thank you bronx
Mon Nov 11, 2019, 05:39 PM
Nov 2019

Our friends on Wall Street, forever chasing more profits less government, are fickle friends indeed.

OnlinePoker

(5,725 posts)
4. Interesting that they don't mention derivatives
Mon Nov 11, 2019, 06:00 PM
Nov 2019

DB has a massive derivatives position ($40-$50 trillion) and the bank has been in trouble for some time. If those unwind messily, no government has the money to bail them out.

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