www. berninger. de (Where to find all a report links) 2988 Commercial Banks with tangible bearing Estate | 6. 4 trillion Market | Risk 1. 4 trillion. Source – www COP. youtube. com CNBC: Martin Hennecke “second call of crisis” www. CNBC. com More links for a Fund to waste in my tip list news

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25 Comments.

  • xantipathebest says:

    Sharp dresser!

  • Mr2wings says:

    Do you believe that this economic turmoil is planned by the international banksters. To force a one world currency? In USA 1907 the bankster force a run on the banks and cause a one year depression. They used this event to pass the Federal reserve act in 1913 and they took control of the money and USA began the outsourcing of the govt issued money to a Fiat money system contolled by the bankster.

  • TeunisD says:

    What you tell us has good fundamentals, do you have technical analysis where this is also shown?

  • realrasher says:

    Thank you for all of your information. You’ve always proven yourself to be a trustworthy source!

    Please bring back the white board…!

  • astoria3011 says:

    FAZ!

  • IronicallyVague says:

    WIsh I still had my “don’t panic” collector pin from the Douglas Adams book.

  • suzettespencer says:

    I agree the crisis has started in Europe w/ the articles that you posted on your website. I do not think that it has started yet in the US. Will see if or when it reaches us. It may be another factor that starts the US crisis.

  • suzettespencer says:

    @dodododa I would be surprised if a bank lends you money. If it does, they will add all kinds of fees. Watch out. Banks will nickel & dime you w/ fees.

  • BLynchCAN says:

    thanks jb

  • DDkatrin says:

    Thank you for this video. The second wave – the “double-dip” ?

  • aw3212 says:

    @dodododa boy i hope your kidding

  • aw3212 says:

    collapse?

  • manwithbreasts says:

    when you can print money indefinitely, there is no financial crisis

  • talk2GBJ says:

    Tomorrow D-day for greece. Do i have to withdraw some swiss francs from the ATM tonight so i can buy some bread tomorrow in my home town Chamonix?
    Funny enough nobody seems to be worried about a collapse of the euro tomorrow.
    The euro political leaders are discussion with IMF and greec leaders.
    For sure monday something will happen,

    GBJ

  • BITARTEN2 says:

    Your analisis are very clever and your German accent gives you more credibility. Thanks

  • LastReplaySC says:

    it’s called dependance of fraugelent politics, currencies and banking!
    If they drop them now after all these stimulus packeges and short time money and other shit ….. they may as well declare bankrupt today rather than within the next 6-8 years. Germany only seems healthy, but they are doing the samre mistakes Japan & the US did 10 years ago. There is no plan be but to join in on the savage of enslaving entire counties for generation to come with borrowed loans it’s a currency ponsi sceam!

  • LastReplaySC says:

    @bubonick23 the stocks market hights have nothing to with reality of the economy or production!
    look out the window and ask who has a well paid safe job?

  • bubonick23 says:

    The more I watch your feed the more I realize you’re bunk. The stock market is getting ready for some huge gains.

  • duppypete says:

    @ mycochef
    I see you comments scattered through out jberni vids…usually they are optimistic..that the crisis is over. Well I don’t get it. Are you trying to convince other people or yourself. Because why would you be on this kind of blog unless you had doubts yourself…unless your really bored. Maybe your from Iceland and have a up on finacial crisises, if that is the case then more power to you. I’ll just keep watching jberni videos and prepare for the worst just in case.

  • christo930 says:

    I don’t know if it’s the lighting or what, but the left side (my left, your actual right) looks much lighter than the right side. Like your hair is gray on the left and brown on the right!

  • Mycochef says:

    @dodododa Don’t borrow. You’re courting disaster. Just try and calculate how many coffees and lattes you’ll have to sell just to pay the interest on the loan. Have an espresso and clear your thoughts before investing.

  • Mycochef says:

    Dr. Berninger: What you say is NOT going to happen!

  • MzProgressive says:

    Knowledge is power. Thank you, professor!

  • pcuimac says:

    Welche Auswirkung kann das auf z.B SEB Immoinvest DE0009802306 haben? Nur so ganz grob?

  • dlmaniac says:

    US banks are running on “Mark to Mirage” accounting so will their loss in CRE really get exposed?



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