They’re giving banks gobs of nearly free money
We all know that central bankers around the world are trying to bail out their banker buddies. It’s happening in Japan. It’s happening in Europe. It’s happening right here in the U.S. of A. They’re giving banks gobs of nearly free money. They’re pledging to buy lousy bonds to artificially inflate prices. They’re doing anything and everything to continue the farce — that the underlying banking sector fundamentals are sound. But here’s what you need to understand about how banks work: cheap money can allow them to finance and hold on to their lousy assets for a while longer than they otherwise might. But if the quality of those assets continues to rot from the inside out, none of that matters. The bank, eventually, will be pushed towards failure. Think of a boat with a bunch of holes in the bottom! You can bail and bail as hard as you want. But eventually, your arms get too tired, you can’t keep throwing buckets of water over the side, and the boat slides under the waves. That’s where we sit today! Many banks are up to their gills with bad assets — bad loans to troubled corporations and consumers, bad investments, bad properties they can’t unload. The list goes on. That’s why we’ve ALREADY seen 464 banks with combined assets of $680.3 billion fail in the U.S. alone since 2008 ... DESPITE the biggest attempts in history by central banks to prop up troubled institutions! And according to my colleagues at Weiss Ratings, ANOTHER 202 global banks — with assets of a whopping $43.6 trillion — are at risk, with ratings in the two lowest tiers. So how can you separate the wheat from the chaff? How do you know whether YOUR bank is strong, worthy of your trust and business? And how can you avoid the banks — both here and abroad — that are most likely to get smacked by the ongoing debt crises we’re facing? Let me tell you ... How to Get a List of ALL these New Global Bank
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