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In March Greece faces a redemption cliff: if by then the €130 billion promised to it by the Troika as per the July 21 second bailout, is not delivered, it is game over - first for Greece which will default, then for the ECB, which will be forced to write down holdings of Greek bonds, in effect wiping out its equity and credibility, and lastly, for the Euro, which will see a core member leaving (in)voluntarily.
Originally posted by PROT3CTOR
Originally posted by boncho
The reason economic crashes cannot be properly predicted is because it's all a shell game. Lots of things are "supposed" to happen, but they don't because balance sheets are shifted around and lines are drawn through long standing figured. Things are reformed or written off.
I have better predictions betting on my golf ball hitting the green. And I'm a lousy golfer.
Unless you have "inside" info from TPTB??
Originally posted by Vitchilo
Well there's really a date for end game time.
It's in March.
The Can Kicking Is Ending - Key Upcoming Dates For Europe's Patient Zero
In March Greece faces a redemption cliff: if by then the €130 billion promised to it by the Troika as per the July 21 second bailout, is not delivered, it is game over - first for Greece which will default, then for the ECB, which will be forced to write down holdings of Greek bonds, in effect wiping out its equity and credibility, and lastly, for the Euro, which will see a core member leaving (in)voluntarily.
But I doubt they will let Greece default.
Looks like Europe plans on pushing its fate literally to the wire. Yesterday we explained why for Greece March is D(eadline)-Day, and as Greece itself stated, absent bailout cash coming in, it is game over: for Greece, for the Eurozone, and for Europe as the serial chain of defaults and exits begins. Which is why we read with great surprise minutes ago that according to the European Commission, the entire Greek bailout package has been delayed by three months because of delays in payouts of the 2011 tranche!
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
reply to post by Jace26
how many " predictions " of EU collapse do we now have pending ? i am struggling to keep up - i am sure we should have all died at christmass - but strangely i dont feel dead
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
reply to post by Jace26
how many " predictions " of EU collapse do we now have pending ? i am struggling to keep up - i am sure we should have all died at christmass - but strangely i dont feel dead
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
reply to post by camaro68ss
so thats why none of the predictions of eurozone collapse during 2011 came true ?
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
reply to post by camaro68ss
really - collapse within 48 hours was predicted on 8th dec 2011 - that was only the latest - do i really need to cite others ?
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