By: Alice Maxwell
Spain is being portrayed as the European equivalent of the American Housing Collapse when it is not. As an annual visitor to Spain, I have watched the cties rise up on the Mediterranean Coasts there...
View ArticleBy: goldeye
So what you’re basically saying is investors don’t have to worry about anything as the markets will eventually steer politicians to make the right decisions. Aren’t you being quite dismissive to a...
View ArticleBy: Michael Rogerson
So we don’t need to worry if only the pollies would act responsibly? They ARE responsible. This doen’t tell us much or what exactly they should do other than to tell more and bigger lies. What is YOUR...
View ArticleBy: Richard
I completely agree with you, Alexander. The way the financial crisis is handled in the USA and in Europe is totally flawed. What do you consider the “responsible action” the politicians should learn?...
View ArticleBy: Piotr
Have you seen PMIs for Europe? Only Austria’s and Ireland’s was above 50 points. For Spain it was 43.5, 34-month low, Italy 43.8, 6-month low, Germany 46.2, 33-month low, I was bullish, but according...
View ArticleBy: Tony
“But in the end, financial markets will force Europe’s politicians to act responsibly.” Same as they did in Zimbawe, Chile, Argentina, Mexico, Russia, and (quite) a few other countries. always, tony
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