Posted by marketguy on 2nd of May 2010 at 08:18 pm
seriously? the news of a Greek bailout gets the futures up
6pts already?!?!?!
So let me get this straight, the EU (and the IMF of which is 50%
funded by the USA via our tax dollars btw) is going to give these
dicks $150 "billion" over the next few years and instead of
being grateful or in any way appreciative they are still rioting in
the streets about a 3 year pay "freeze"?
Frick that, let them burn...what a bunch of ungrateful
idiots.
Greece is just a "pass-through vehicle". This is in fact another
bank bailout. (As a sidebar, it's got to be some kind of comment on
the delusional world we're now living in that taxpayers in the
other PIIGS are amongst those who are going to be contributing to
this bailout of,
inter alia, French and German banks. Will Greek taxpayers
- if any can be found - get to participate in a future EU bailout
of, say, Portugal or Spain??)
its not the people that want this bailout, its the
government,
it's not the people that are broke, its their country through
corrupt politicians.
The people dont have debt, they dont borrow, they save and so
banks dont make anything which is why they are in a mess.
The people start their lives out debt free from the day they
marry, cos parents give them a house and the villagers give them
money for all their needs for years.
The Greek problem is unique because they do things differently
they start without debt and they dont take on debt. This is why
everyone else is in debt, cos we borrow and borrow and pay interest
on credit cards.
It all comes back to the banks, we borrow, they make money, we
dont borrow they make zilch.
I agree! Their laziness is outrageous. I heard last week that
they are protesting since they are going to take a pay cut from 14
months of salary per year to only 12 months of salary - not
joking here.
Now. here's a joke? What is the capital of Greece? About $100
Million these days.
Freaking...
Posted by marketguy on 2nd of May 2010 at 08:18 pm
seriously? the news of a Greek bailout gets the futures up 6pts already?!?!?!
So let me get this straight, the EU (and the IMF of which is 50% funded by the USA via our tax dollars btw) is going to give these dicks $150 "billion" over the next few years and instead of being grateful or in any way appreciative they are still rioting in the streets about a 3 year pay "freeze"?
Frick that, let them burn...what a bunch of ungrateful idiots.
Greece is just a "pass-through
Posted by steveh on 3rd of May 2010 at 04:38 am
Greece is just a "pass-through vehicle". This is in fact another bank bailout. (As a sidebar, it's got to be some kind of comment on the delusional world we're now living in that taxpayers in the other PIIGS are amongst those who are going to be contributing to this bailout of, inter alia, French and German banks. Will Greek taxpayers - if any can be found - get to participate in a future EU bailout of, say, Portugal or Spain??)
Greeks
Posted by parki48 on 3rd of May 2010 at 04:20 am
its not the people that want this bailout, its the government,
it's not the people that are broke, its their country through corrupt politicians.
The people dont have debt, they dont borrow, they save and so banks dont make anything which is why they are in a mess.
The people start their lives out debt free from the day they marry, cos parents give them a house and the villagers give them money for all their needs for years.
The Greek problem is unique because they do things differently they start without debt and they dont take on debt. This is why everyone else is in debt, cos we borrow and borrow and pay interest on credit cards.
It all comes back to the banks, we borrow, they make money, we dont borrow they make zilch.
I agree! Their laziness is
Posted by sethbru on 2nd of May 2010 at 11:06 pm
I agree! Their laziness is outrageous. I heard last week that they are protesting since they are going to take a pay cut from 14 months of salary per year to only 12 months of salary - not joking here.
Now. here's a joke? What is the capital of Greece? About $100 Million these days.
they get one check per
Posted by 8899 on 2nd of May 2010 at 11:35 pm
they get one check per month plus one at Easter and one at Christmas is the explanation i heard
60 min stochastics are oversold.
Posted by oltea on 2nd of May 2010 at 08:20 pm
60 min stochastics are oversold. short when overbought