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Big Surprise: Most Big Banks Lack Capital

I saw somewhere that this took June 2009 balance sheets. DB with its 1.3 billions Earning should have boosted its ratio near 7% now. And others have mostly earned cash during this time. I think what is to be done is to say Okay, old system do not work well. In 2015 you need more than 8% Tier 1 calculated upon new norms and reporting during 2009-2015 will include ratios on old and new system.

Deutsche Bank Earnings Offer Reminder That for Banks, Times Are Still Tough

I own this stock and hoard it. It did not need government help and adjusted masterfully in the crisis to a mix of Investment banking with a greater background of retail banking to stabilize the results. We can guesstimate that next quarters will be hard but survivable for DB, but what is the importance of next 6-12 months when you buy the Google of the Banks ?

Best and Worst Foreign Bank Stocks YTD

Yea I own some TD. Got 2 dividends since beginning of the year and those are positive more than 10% for the year. Since I got in at 37 in average, this is up by more than 20%! AIB is a good one too, way undervalued with a market cap / equity of 0.1 and if you factor in stress test for 2009-2010, you have a market cap/equity of about 0.175.

Great Days in Customers' Yachts: M&T vs. Deutsche Bank Edition

The safest way to do thing is by yourself. Requiring a professional to do it for you may put you in conflict of interests and will cost money as fees. Doing it yourself, you learn a lot and are only exposed to your mistake and bad assessments, which are way less dangerous and way more bearable and constructive (learning from experience) than the losses incurred following exorbiting fees along with conflict of interest at your charge.

Finding Relative Value in Financial Services

I like DB and I bottom fish it. They dodge the mess pretty well, have good capital and even lead the efforts to avert the crisis.