A margin call that the Vienna power provider was forced to pay...

A margin call that the Vienna power provider was forced to pay recently speaks to the fragility of the derivatives market. The Austrian government had to bail them out to keep the lights on. Capital created out of nothing by another central bank. This is the contagion and goes across the board as per this story below.System cracks everywhere. All interconnected. Another warning here. Ties in with recent news. Liquidity is drying up. The short squeeze in all derivatives is worsening. It's print print print as central banks have no way out.(Bloomberg) -- European energy trading is being strained by margin calls of at least $1.5 trillion, putting pressure on governments to provide more liquidity buffers, according to Norway’s Equinor ASA.Aside from fanning inflation, the biggest energy crisis in decades is sucking up capital to guarantee trades amid wild price swings.https://www.google.com/amp/s/au.finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/energy-trade-risks-collapsing-over-092509271.html