[quote=dionyssus;8217353] What Bulgaria have to do with Greece debt problems? Or now Bulgaria is to blame for this - we come this low already :-). What about people from Alpha-Centaur, do they have something to do with Greece public finances? :-).

Athens is draining money from local governments as it desperately tries to avoid a default

In all posts like yours I see the subtle suggestions that the government class is somehow "separated" from the people that elects those. Even ordinary Greek people are complaining about those and call those thieves. Yet the ordinary Greek people are ...

Athens is draining money from local governments as it desperately tries to avoid a default

Too much souvlakia, too little arbeiten :-). And a lot of "avrio" I guess :-).

Athens is draining money from local governments as it desperately tries to avoid a default

Didn't they favor the lamb "souvlakia" instead? :-)

Signs the market is girding for a Greek default, in 4 charts

So we expect Greece to default in next 4hrs? Will come back to this thread in 4hrs to check on Greece... :-)

Signs the market is girding for a Greek default, in 4 charts

Because no political party wants to take the responsibility of the havoc the default would bring in the first 3 yrs. I can't really understand why everyone on this forum think a default is just a joke - and the next day everyone is happy. If Greece ...

ECB examines possibility of Greek IOU currency in case of default - sources

Seems more like conspiracy theory unconfirmed noises...

Greek Bank Units Abroad Told to Exit Greek Debt: Kathimerini

Naah...dollar rally "just started" and "no bottom in sight" for euro :-).

Blink and you miss it as USD sellers return

I guess Bloomberg went out of "unexpectedly" non-impressive US data explanations and went to some fairytale article writing. Euro is a fact and will stay probably for a long time. Even if Greece defaults and leaves the EZ.

Everyone Hates the Euro

Reminds me of the "dark" cinema actor roles of Gene Hackman :-)

'Timebomb' UK economy will explode after election, says Albert Edwards

It is disaster for Greece - if you know what was there situation at late 70s. I would not project euro falling apart because one member left EZ. Greece is symbolic, non factor - ECB will just reroute funds to the banks swamped with bad Greek debt, ...

Greece will declare default if IMF talks fail - FT

Well - sometimes it happens without any multiple bottoms. The euro sometimes reverse swings just like that - one week red and then couple months green with very little retrace. No general rule for swings.

Retail Sales in U.S. Rebound Less Than Forecast From Bad Weather

Weather is always to blame :-).

Retail Sales in U.S. Rebound Less Than Forecast From Bad Weather

Again unexpectedly :-).

Retail Sales in U.S. Rebound Less Than Forecast From Bad Weather

Gentlemen - please mind the tone! What are those f... f.... comments...

Japan PM Adviser Hamada: USD At JPY 120 Acceptable

Out of EZ, out of EU, out of Schengen - just leave them to rot.

Greece will declare default if IMF talks fail - FT

Exactly! :-) An this is "analysis" :-). I would not bet one dollar on this "analysis".

GBP/USD: Making fresh multi-year lows

Right! :-)

Abe adviser: Yen at 105 is appropriate given purchasing power parity

I love how underpaid "analysts" are composing such crap. And even have numeric mistakes "...the break of the strong support at 1.4814...". Checking the monthly chart for all-time lows doesn't make you analyst. 1.35 was immediate post- financial ...

GBP/USD: Making fresh multi-year lows

The swing reversals are usually quite innocent. For example if the trend is down there would be some retrace rally for 3-4 weeks, then it will dip, then another upward move, and until everyone wonders "is this just a correction" - it is already 600+ ...

Italian Feb IP Data Delayed to 11 AM Due to Worker Protest