...huh?Says the guy who gets erections while perusing the periodic table of elements.
Greece financial crisis | Latest : Deal reached with even tougher conditions for Greece.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
oh that
...man...
...last time that ain't work so well 
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Melbournelad said:I think the 45 year old "noncognitivist" () has lost his mind
Who's 45?........and you can't say anything you fake Caucasian.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
oh that
...man...
Got our money and left on our own terms. Not our fault the thugs butchered themselves and bankrupted themselves every decade afterwards.
nikkas hate on my REALPOLITIK...but...Got our money and left on our own terms. Not our fault the thugs butchered themselves and bankrupted themselves every decade afterwards.
And Germany can't even flex on Greece like they would have last century for this shyt
Not with Rammstein and what not
Stickied. The situation is getting real serious.
@Domingo Halliburton and all the Stock Market brehs, if you could give y'all inputs when interesting events will happen, it will be appreciated. :tisalute:
@Domingo Halliburton and all the Stock Market brehs, if you could give y'all inputs when interesting events will happen, it will be appreciated. :tisalute:
Euro tumbles as markets wake up
The Euro has just plunged at the start of trading in Asia, as the financial markets finally get an opportunity to react to the last 48 hours.
Euro vs dollar Photograph: Thomson Reuters
The single currency immediately fell 1.5% to $1.101, down from $1.116 on Friday evening.
Two nights ago, traders though that Saturday was going to yield a short-term bailout extension for Greece.
That's an impressive dump. Where are the support levels for Euro ? $1.05 ?
On the weekly and monthly charts, it seems EURUSD was struggling against the resistance around $1.15/$1.20 and failed to beat it. Could we see a Euro/Dollar parity if Grexit becomes effective ?
ADevilYouKhow
Rhyme Reason
https://news.vice.com/article/panic...th-nears-in-debt-crisis?utm_source=vicenewsfb
Way to kick those Krauts in the teeth.
I wonder who the Greeks will blame when they figure out it was all their fault?
Way to kick those Krauts in the teeth.
I wonder who the Greeks will blame when they figure out it was all their fault?
Domingo Halliburton
Handmade in USA
at the end of the day they only make up about 2% of GDP of the EU. So it really should only effect things short term. The question is could it spread to other southern countries like Italy and Spain.
That's an impressive dump. Where are the support levels for Euro ? $1.05 ?
On the weekly and monthly charts, it seems EURUSD was struggling against the resistance around $1.15/$1.20 and failed to beat it. Could we see a Euro/Dollar parity if Grexit becomes effective ?
last few months it has traded $1.05 to $1.15. Should definitely see euro drop and actually policymakers would prefer parity.