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Deutsche Bank warns of bearish signal as margin debt tops $1 trillion
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NYSE margin debt surged 18.5% in just two months, hitting levels that preceded both the dot-com crash and the global financial crisis When people start buying stocks with borrowed money at rates not seen since the dot-com bubble, someone usually gets hurt. Deutsche Bank is now.
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