Banking insider: Deutsche Bank in danger zone and will go belly up

On May 14, a financial analyst and former head trader at the Royal Bank of Scotland spoke on the Hagmann and Hagmann Report regarding the current state of the global economy. Known in the public sphere under the pseudonym of 'V', and labeling himself the Guerrilla Economist, this high level insider stated that not only is the entire economic system hanging on the precipice, much worse than in 2007, but that one of the largest banks in the Euro Zone, Deutsche Bank, is far gone into the danger zone and will very soon go belly up.

V: Deutsche Bank. Big bank. Biggest bank in Germany, and one of the biggest banks in the Euro Zone... they're going to go belly up. Watch it. Watch it, I said it, it's going to happen.
They are in such a danger zone, they don't know what to do. Deutsche Bank's derivative debt is greater than the global economy. That is one bank. $72 trillion in derivative exposure. The entire global economy, all the countries in the world is only $66 trillion GDP. - V, Hagmann and Hagmann Report, May 14

Banking insider: Deutsche Bank in danger zone and will go belly up

This high level financial insider, who works closely with alternative media personality Steve Quayle, has a growing track record of accurate predictions and assessments going back to 2012. In January of this year, V reported that Japan would begin the primary currency war now taking place around the world, that would eventually be the lynchpin to the global financial collapse to come. Additionally, the Guerrilla Economist months in advance predicted the Dow would climb to over 15000, and that precious metals like gold and silver would be forced down to help push the dollar to be the primary and final safe haven for global investors. (more)

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