Here's the new "Lehman's" 2011 version
Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 7:25 am
this little tidbit might be the linchpin:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/socgen-un ... g-disaster
"Over the past 48 hours we had heard pervasive rumors that at least one, maybe more, banks in Europe are on the verge of collapse. Our thought was, naturally, Dexia, which is the modern equivalent of AIG, not to mention the bank most rescued by none other than the Federal Reserve. Well, we were wrong. And if the Daily Mail is correct, the two banks about to kick the bucket are French SocGen and Italy's UniCredit."
oh oh.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/socgen-un ... g-disaster
"Over the past 48 hours we had heard pervasive rumors that at least one, maybe more, banks in Europe are on the verge of collapse. Our thought was, naturally, Dexia, which is the modern equivalent of AIG, not to mention the bank most rescued by none other than the Federal Reserve. Well, we were wrong. And if the Daily Mail is correct, the two banks about to kick the bucket are French SocGen and Italy's UniCredit."
oh oh.