Talk of a possible Lehman bankruptcy or a real estate bubble bursting also provoked laughter not so long ago. Do I remind you how that turned out?
Even a broken clock is right, or how one of the users here said:
Same goes for Zerohedge, the site that predicted 200 of the last 2 recessions.
If you keep chanting every month that a crisis will come and you live enough you might see one, if you're unlucky like my grandparents who learned every day the US
evil empire will fall, you might, well, not see it in your lifetime. Do you know what amuses me the most? The thing that people here who all the time are laughing about Bitcoin obituaries make the same mistake again when looking at the other markets, I said it, the only thing that died more times than
BTC in the last 10 years is the $, and as you can see..

I read the article and one part is on the trail of what you wrote, and it seems that CS and DB are playing the role of a potential financial bomb whenever the conditions for it are created. Maybe this time is different, but I would like it to be in the style of the saying that is popular in my area
"the hills shook, and a mouse was born".
“Since 2008, once a year Credit Suisse [and] once in [two] years Deutsche bank is about to default,” Chadha tweeted. “In Every correction – this speculation starts coming. In my little experience- A black swan event never announces itself.”
Exactly, just to line this with the above-mentioned crisis, the real one is catching everyone but a few by surprise, those that make it over twitter one year before it happens are as accurate as shit! DB has collapsed a hundred times, CS the same, let's not even mention JPM, how many have been burned by shorting Tesla (mentioning this because I know how much you like the guy

), and many many others.
Of course, at one point it will happen, but this monthly doom is really getting boring so, bring it already!