Posts Tagged ‘Monday’
Standard and Poor’s has cut France’s AAA credit rating and the credit rating of eight other eurozone nations. S&P’s Managing Director of European Sovereign ratings has said that European leaders are divided and are falling behind in their response to the debt crisis. Austria also lost its AAA rating while Italy, Portugal, Spain and Cyprus [...]
Here’s your (almost) daily dose of interesting articles - and some funny pictures, too: America is merely wounded, Europe risks death (Telegraph) What Happens When A Paper Currency Fails? (ZeroHedge) The President Surrenders on Debt Ceiling (NY Times) Europe plans its next crisis (MacroBusiness) How to Build a Computer from Scratch, Lesson 1: Hardware Basics (Life Hacker) Wonkbook: A deal that [...]
Here is today’s collection of links: A Look At Events In The Week Ahead: All About The Debt Ceiling…. Again (Zero Hedge) Timeline: How U.S. debt talks spiralled into crisis (Reuters) Obama and the other deficit (The Washington Post) Who owns America? Hint: It’s not China (CNN Blogs) Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s accuser goes public as case nears collapse (The Guardian) Europe’s [...]
Here’s a couple of reads to end the day with: Franc Rises to World’s Most Expensive Currency as Taylor Sees Euro Parity (Bloomberg) FT Alphaville » Goldman answers 10 questions on Italy (FT Alphaville) Southern Exposure for Europe’s Banks (WSJ) Summer rerun – If the US stopped issuing treasuries, would it go broke? (naked capitalism) A modest proposal for eurozone [...]
Some articles to start the week with: by the way, if you want a Google+ invitation, let me know and I’ll send you one. Either post a comment below using your gmail address so I can see it or contact me Italy and Spain must pray for a miracle (Telegraph) Invisible Elephant Now Visible; EU Ready to [...]
Some good readings to start the week:
What If Greece Says No? (zero hedge)
Postcard from Europe (Macro Man)
On The Latest Greek Bailout (Credit Writedowns)
Will The Bernanke Haters Please Shut Up? (Forbes)
Soros Says a Euro Exit Mechanism Is ‘Probably Inevitable’ Amid Debt Crisis (Bloomberg)
QE3 Or No QE3: The CIA’s Take (zero hedge)
What Happened to Media Coverage of Fukushima? [...]
Today’s interesting reads:
A Quick Lesson on How to Identify Price Structure in Trends (Afraid to Trade)
Greece must exit the eurozone (The Guardian)
Germany must exit the eurozone (Telegraph)
Could the Eurozone Break Up? (Financial Sense)
We must act while Greece is hot (David McWilliams)
In 2011, Whither Skeptics Of Euro? (WSJ)
China and the Saving of Europe (Baseline Scenario)
Why a [...]
Hello. Some interesting reads for today:
Learn To Overcome Your Obstacles (The Kirk Report)
China does not help the EURO (Oanda)
In Greek Debt Restructuring, Some Fear a New Lehman (NY Times)
Scientists Trap Antimatter For More Than 16 Minutes (video) (Singularity Hub)
Greece Gets Yet Another Downgrade (WSJ)
Trichet’s Twisted Mind Fights the Oil Monster Alone (Mish’s GETA)
10 Personal Details Revealed [...]
Today’s links:
What happens when Greece defaults (Telegraph Blogs)
Is Greece Lehman II? (Macro Business)
Niall Ferguson: The Eurozone Has Become A Government Killing Machine (Business Insider)
The 21 Countries Most Likely To Default (Business Insider)
When Institutions Rape Nations (TomDispatch)
When Austerity Fails (NY Times)
A Losing Bet: The End of the World (The Big Picture)
Interview with Euro Group President Juncker: ‘Athens Is [...]
Today’s reading list:
Goldman On Why It Is Still Constructive On The EURUSD, And Thus The Market (Zero Hedge)
Zimbabwe Says Days Of The US Dollar Are Numbered, Pushes For Gold-Backed Local Currency (Zero Hedge)
PIMCO’s Largest “Equity” Holding — Gold (Zero Hedge)
For Gold Investors, a Sudden Reminder of Its Volatility (NY Times)
3 Reasons the Dollar’s Decline Will [...]
