There has been much talk about Greece defaulting on 20 March 2012. I can't agree more on that statement. By 20 March, Greece needs to pay $US 18 billion in bond payments. In 2014 their $US 100 billion debt matures Here's why I think they won't be able to pay off their debt: Greece: The "Debt"-line is near
- List of Correlations
- Bloomberg TV
- Stock Valuation
- Money Supply
- Dow Theory
- Potemkin Rally
- Central Bank Balance Sheets
- Fed Balance Sheet Vs. Dow Jones
- Percentage Debt Held by Foreigners
- Interest Payment on Government Debt
- Deficit to Outlay Ratio
- GDP Vs. PMI
- Wage Inflation Vs. Unemployment
- Wage Inflation Vs. CPI
- Capacity Utilization Vs. CPI
- Capacity Utilization Vs. Unemployment
- Initial Jobless Claims Vs. S&P
- Durable Goods Orders Vs. S&P
- Adjustable Mortgage Vs. Fed Funds Rate
- Fixed Mortgage Rates Vs. 30 Year Bond Yield
- MZM Vs. 10 Year Bond Yield
- Gold Vs. 10 Year Bond Yield
- Dow/Gold Ratio
- Gold Price Target
- Gold ETF Vs. Gold Price
- Silver ETF Vs. Silver Price
- COT Report Gold/Silver
- Gold Lease Rate
- Gold/Silver COMEX
- Silver Premium Charts
- China Gold Imports from Hong Kong
- Copper Contango Theory
NBG will make me weathy. bankers bail out bankers. US set the bar.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenLooks like you don't shun risk. Be careful though, as this artificial propping up Greece can at any time be removed. Then it's like Coyote falling into the ravine.
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