Topic: Germany may slap capital controls on Greece - page 2. (Read 1657 times)
It all depends on how much leverage hedge funds and others may have wrapped up in those 'wrong side of the trade' deals. I haven't heard anyone talk about or give a number about how levered anyone is to any trades around Greece.
The Greek Government's gamble with the future of its country / Europe doesn't seem to be working.
The IMF and Germany have hardened their stand. A Grexit doesn't seem so unlikely now.
The IMF and Germany have hardened their stand. A Grexit doesn't seem so unlikely now.
what future you are talking about, rising debt service until eternity?
If we accept that Greece is bankrupt and is beyond repair this whole mess would end, instead we have this show of never ending dialog about another batch of credits, social funds and help.
The Greek Government's gamble with the future of its country / Europe doesn't seem to be working.
The IMF and Germany have hardened their stand. A Grexit doesn't seem so unlikely now.
The IMF and Germany have hardened their stand. A Grexit doesn't seem so unlikely now.
what future you are talking about, rising debt service until eternity?
The Greek Government's gamble with the future of its country / Europe doesn't seem to be working.
The IMF and Germany have hardened their stand. A Grexit doesn't seem so unlikely now.
The IMF and Germany have hardened their stand. A Grexit doesn't seem so unlikely now.
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Yes, I know that everyone has been screaming about Greece since 2010 without anything happening. But, *maybe* we may be nearing a denouement:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-06-15/eurozone-impose-capital-controls-greece-if-no-deal-weekend-german-press
Then again, maybe not!
But, the ATMs there in Greece have been busy lately. Were I Greek, I would be taking money out of the bank as quickly as possible. And getting some of it out of Greece, and into things like BTC and gold. Bitcoin is very mobile, and done right, hard to track.
Yes, I know that everyone has been screaming about Greece since 2010 without anything happening. But, *maybe* we may be nearing a denouement:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-06-15/eurozone-impose-capital-controls-greece-if-no-deal-weekend-german-press
Then again, maybe not!
But, the ATMs there in Greece have been busy lately. Were I Greek, I would be taking money out of the bank as quickly as possible. And getting some of it out of Greece, and into things like BTC and gold. Bitcoin is very mobile, and done right, hard to track.
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