More than 100 major banks will fail in the next three years as a forty and twenty year banking cycle tops are here
Joe Weinman
Apr. 1, 2007

The bank failures are the next major news items. The consolidation, mergers, acquisitions in the banking sector has created a massive bubble in the banking industry. As mortage foreclosures and personal as well as business bankruptcies skyrocket, the banks will face massive problems from bad loans.

The loans that seem to be good now will turn out to be the bad loans. The credit system meltdown, Federal Reserve crackdown on banking methods and new guidelines will create a massive havoc in the banking industry.

The banks will first with massive lay offs and automation attempt. The fierce competition among the banks will turn out as catastrophic in the banks.

More than 100 major banks will fail in the next three years as a forty and twenty year banking cycle tops are here. The effect of this on the economy is severe. It will cause massive depression in the economy.

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