- Search Metals Mine
- 174 Results
- BrotherPyrus commented Jan 8, 2012
If even one country leaves the Euro, it's over. That wasn't supposed to happen with the Euro. Nevermind the fact that the Euro has failed to achieve its quintessential goal. With the Euro, ALL countries using the currency were supposed to enjoy ...
- BrotherPyrus commented Jan 7, 2012
Oil? Are you serious dude? You, a currency trader, with almost unlimited access to every minute detail of the business world(including the regular publications of oil importing/exporting done globally), and you still think the war in ...
- BrotherPyrus commented Nov 30, 2011
Germany won't allow it. They'd rather have China, and/or any combination of the BRICS, fire up the printing presses and give the money to Europe. They'd rather the BRICS print money and get hit with inflation, than do it themselves.
- BrotherPyrus commented Nov 28, 2011
So... the lending scheme this article is talking about is basically the exact same lending scheme that European banks are currently taking part in with the ECB.
- BrotherPyrus commented Nov 24, 2011
Certain heads of parties in the ruling coalition will never agree to Eurobonds. Also, it seems everybody has so quickly forgotten already that the German Constitutional Court ruled several months ago that 'any financial vehicle designed to transfer ...
- BrotherPyrus commented Nov 17, 2011
In a 1975 New York Times article, economic statistician Julius Shiskin suggested several rules of thumb for defining a recession, one of which was "two down consecutive quarters of GDP". In time, the other rules of thumb were forgotten. Some ...
- BrotherPyrus commented Nov 10, 2011
I don't care if the bankers' feelings got hurt. Batali can cook things that blow your mind. What can a banker do for you? If I had to choose between one of these things, Batali or a banker.... Well, I'd rather have dinner.
- BrotherPyrus commented Oct 31, 2011
All this time, they should've been trying to get a New Groove... O.o
- BrotherPyrus commented Oct 25, 2011
Since rigpa appears to be short, I'm going long.
- BrotherPyrus commented Oct 25, 2011
Countdowns don't count upwards
- BrotherPyrus commented Oct 23, 2011
Saw the exact same statement, almost verbatim, except the number given was 1.6000, and it was six months ago, and.... Well, we all know how that turned out, didn't we? Maybe you all simply aren't aware of the implications of over 6 trillion Euros in ...
- BrotherPyrus commented Oct 22, 2011
Funny, they've already scheduled a part II to this current summit to end all summits.
- BrotherPyrus commented Oct 22, 2011
EVERY weekend, EVERY summit, EVERY trauma-drama, is the summit to END all summits, or the week to END all weeks...
- BrotherPyrus commented Oct 21, 2011
I notice the Greek debt metrics are 'alarmingly worse', to use the words of the troika assessment report. This is going to be interesting. The troika now has to explain to the rest of the EU how exactly it is that Greece is going to need even more ...
- BrotherPyrus commented Oct 21, 2011
lol @ the guy who got North and South Korea mixed up.
- BrotherPyrus commented Oct 21, 2011
And still nobody wants to talk about the Turks making a move. I guess that doesn't matter.
- BrotherPyrus commented Oct 20, 2011
The entire Euro experiment has 'made in Germany' all over it lol
- BrotherPyrus commented Oct 20, 2011
Correct. This particular piece of information was one of the major selling points of the EFSF in the first place. Actually, it seems they've added an interesting bit of fine print there, too: "if Eurozone country has sustainable debt, respects ...
- BrotherPyrus commented Oct 20, 2011
Hint: If it makes it into the media, it's not over.