Posted on 01/31/2014 10:43:06 AM PST by RightGeek
Edited on 01/31/2014 10:44:26 AM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
If the stock market were already crashing then it would be simple to blame the dismally sad rash of dead bankers in the last week on that - certainly that was reflected in 1929. However, for the third time in the last week, a senior financial executive has died in what appears to be a suicide. As Bloomberg reports, following the deaths of a JPMorgan senior manager (Tuesday) and a Deutsche Bank executive (Sunday), Russell Investments' Chief Economist (and former Fed economist) Mike Dueker was found dead at the side of a highway in Washington State. Police said the death appeared to be a suicide.
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The purpose of the Bring Out Your Dead Banker ping list is a post-mortem of dead bankers, as such it has a high positive rate.
So far the positive rate is 100%.
At some point we may well have a high market contagion, and likely as not the Bring Out Your Dead Banker threads will cover the death of capitalism and free markets.
*sigh* Such is life, and death...
LOL!
The rest of you, see post #s 58, 59 & 61...
Dead bankers tell no tales
Article,
then #s 50 58, 59 & 61
Thanks for the ping. Yes, I read Tyler Durden’s earlier article on the two dead bankers in London, and now this.
Conspiracy? Or more bank scandals about to break because they keep getting in over their heads?
Does anybody remember all the microbiologists dropping dead after 9/11?
Ha! The Puget Sound is very deep in places and it is due to being glacial areas at one time “they say”. It is also very cold water even in the summer and in the south Sound down to Olympia.
I wonder if he was being chased by someone?
Indeed.
Could it be that they were ready to talk about the manipulated financial crisis that got Obama elected in 2008?
Just what the heck do you do with it?
Damn scary!
Preppers alert!
Now this is freaking me out.
Well, I can pay off debt or, come to think of it, completely set up my compound with solar power...
5.56mm
I don’t have the nerve to cash out based on internet ramblings or freak bankers picking long term solutions to short term problems.
I bought my current home in central KY two weeks before the 2008 election. I moved here from my home of 45 years, Seattle, in 2011. Absolutely love it. And we expanded last summer, from 12+ acres to ~32 acres. Woods and fields. It has two streams and literally is a “compound”, if I want it to be.
It seemed risky at the time but we are REALLY happy here. And if the SHTF, we are prepped. Plenty of food, water, heat, etc.
I’ve read your posts and will congratulate your move to Kentucky. The bluegrass is real.
Did you cash out a 401k early to fund the move?
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