FOREX - Trends, forecasts and implications 2015 - page 1927
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The situation with Greece in my view is as follows:
Greece is enormously indebted. They are being told that it is their own fault, why should they have taken out so many loans and lived large. When they weren't living badly no one was against loans.
When the time came to pay, the "why do we need the EU? They are cautiously hinted that there is no need to be intimidated by it, that the EU does not really mind getting rid of them.
Plus socialists have come to power, which somehow doesn't sit well with the concept of the western world. Now there is a tipping point in Greece-EU relations.
Either Greece will limit its ardor and admit that it has to pay its debts after all, which is actually OK. Then they will try to get them out. Allow, for example, a pipeline from Russia to the rest of Europe
That will give them a good profit from transit and will help them to reduce their debt. Plus, if the confrontation between Russia and the Western world ends after all. Greece could also be given
the opportunity to trade with us on a larger scale.
Well, and if they don't agree, then Greece will be asked. Which is not bad for the EU either, as there will be no need to save their economy to their detriment. Better a terrible end than a horror without an end.
The situation with Greece in my view is as follows:
Greece is enormously indebted. They are being told that it is their own fault, why should they have taken out so many loans and lived large. When they weren't living badly no one was against loans.
When the time came to pay, the "why do we need the EU? They are cautiously hinted that there is no need to be intimidated by it, that the EU does not really mind getting rid of them.
Plus socialists have come to power, which somehow doesn't sit well with the concept of the western world. Now there is a tipping point in Greece-EU relations.
Either Greece will limit its ardor and admit that it has to pay its debts after all, which is actually OK. Then they will try to bail them out. Allow, for example, a pipeline from Russia to the rest of Europe
That will give them a good profit from transit and will help them to reduce their debt. Plus, if the confrontation between Russia and the Western world ends after all. Greece could also be given
the opportunity to trade with us on a larger scale.
Well, and if they don't agree, then Greece will be asked. Which is not bad for the EU either, as there will be no need to save their economy to their detriment. Better a terrible end than a horror without an end.
And how is that to be traded today?
The situation with Greece in my view is as follows:
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Too much honour - they will allow, they will negotiate, they will pull out .... aha.... They will do it. The Greeks will pay their debts and go back to drinking the pinochaladas. They will have a pipeline and two loans, and they will make good profit.
And they will get a pistol grenade and an anti-crime machine as well.
and how to trade that today?
There's no need to bargain with that. I will just wait to see what they agree on. Although it may take a long time to come to an agreement.)
It's just the number one idea that will drive forex right now.
If Alps warns of high volatility and will limit the margin, there will probably be a strong imbalance in the market at the moment.
Too much honour - they will allow it, they will negotiate it, they will draw it out .... aha.... . The Greeks will pay their debts and go back to drinking the pinochaladas. They will have a pipeline and two loans, and they will make good profit.
And they will get a pistol grenade and an anti-crime machine as well.
There's no need to bargain with that. I will just wait to see what they agree on. Although it may take a long time to come to an agreement.)
It's just the number one idea that will drive forex right now.
If Alps warns of high volatility and will limit margins, there will probably be a strong imbalance in the market at the moment.
Won't there be money? ....
And the money won't? ....
Ideas, abstractions and coffee grounds are moved here. )))