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Unless the markets can take out its September highs, we could very well see a repeat of the 1987 Crash.

The EU banking system as a whole is leveraged at 26 to 1. Lehman Brothers was leveraged only slightly higher than this at 30 to 1.

DB is the proverbial “canary in the coalmine” for Europe. Perched atop one of the largest derivatives books in Europe, DB has ties to most major financial institutions in the region.

Stocks believe the hype that the economy is growing rapidly and that we are in a recovery. When stocks finally adjust, we’re in for a rude awakening.

THIS is the big issue for the market today. Focusing on what the Fed does is like focusing on the sink while your home is ablaze.

The market is sending clear signals that something is coming...

The Fed might be able to put off hiking rates for a time, but eventually this will become a REAL issue. Particularly since CPI cleared 2% when Oil and most commodities were 40% off their highs.

Here's proof.

The currency markets trade over 26 times more volume than the global stock market every single day. As such they are the most liquid, sensitive markets in the world.

This is not about Left vs. Right, this is about maintaining the current political/financial power structure in the US at all costs.

Thus far the Central Banks have been able to keep a lid on this collapse.  But for months they’ve been acting terrified of something.

This is why you are seeing Keynesian shilling occur on an unprecedented scale in the media.

 I am in no way suggesting that Europe will break apart tomorrow. But the fact the ECB has admitted that even its extraordinary policies have failed to the point that it won’t achieve its goals for a decade indicates it’s the beginning of the end.

Mark Cuban just conceded to me that Central Banks have cornered the bond market.

Japan has been leading the way as far as Central Bank interventions since 1999. And something NASTY is brewing in Japan's bond market...