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    RBS and LLoyds refinancing needss before 2012: GBP 750bn...

    They will repeat the same bs over and over again, hoping nobody will turn attention to themselves. In 2011 they will "research" that in 2012-2013 portugal will need 50bln, spain 150bln, italy 250bln, belgium, france, etc etc (disclaimer: my figures aren't correct, I don't remember their...
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    Greece has not seen the social mayhem that some had expected

    ZeroHedge poor thing, he will be disappointed. http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/_w_articles_columns_100016_08/12/2010_121690 Staring into the abyss By Alexis Papachelas Afair number of observers and commentators have expressed surprise at the fact that Greece has not seen the social...
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    Activists empty bank accounts to protest bailouts

    So they moved money form one bank to another, that I'm sure will be grateful to Mr. Cantona for the new clients. I fail to see the protest.
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    Ireland 'likely' to leave Euro

    I have read that in case of debt restructuring, public capital could be senior to private capital. So the stabilization fund gets his money back before everyone else. I don't understand how Pimco's money could be considered public money.
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    Ireland 'likely' to leave Euro

    Is he talking about the same kind of proactiveness that the FED had in PREVENTING this crisis ?
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    Portugal next?

    Actually I can find interesting similarities with USA, the dollar as a world currency since WW2, the CIA, and so on...
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    Merkel: Germany could leave the Euro to rot.

    I'm also waiting for: California to abandon the dollar Scotland to abandon the pound Hokkaido to abandon the yen
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    Portugal next?

    Nice! That means only one thing: buying greek and irish debt is a safe bet ! :D
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    Italy under attack by USA/UK interests

    Guys, since I'm italian, we are foes now, did you know ? It seems that all this mess about the Euro, and internal italian political fights, are part of a economic war declared by USA/UK. I'm reading italian newspapers today, it seems that Italy has strategic interests in Libya, Turkey, Russia...
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    the mark is coming back.

    Of course it is. German banks own tons of other countries debt . Going back to mark means huge losses and default for them, because German government doesn't have all that money to bail them out. So, Bund doesn't look like a safe heaven any more, uh ?
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    1,000 people living in tunnels under Las Vegas

    Maybe british media want to show that other countries are in worse shape than UK ? By the way, a simple google search found that the same article has already been published... in 2009. Note the same pictures :D...
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    How far can EUR fall?

    Stop loss. That's what you deserve if you pay attention to all the crap from british TV&newspapers :D
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    'What happened to Europe's collapse ?'

    Lets not forget the Hubbert's peak gold theory. Soon gold extraction rate will decline and eventually end, and those who don't own it will perish in poverty. So hurry and buy it at 1300$ per ounce, even when production cost is 450$.
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    'What happened to Europe's collapse ?'

    LOL ! "anticipated" by who ? :D You are so funny, and with "you" I mean you american-british. You believed all the cr@p that your media have been throwing against Europe for years, I remember tons of BS articles.... CNBC, ZeroHedge, Financial Times, Telegraph's mythical anti-euro Ambrose...
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    Euro Drops After Moody's Downgrades Portugal

    So, how much did Moody's shareholders gain this time around ? :D
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    Illiquidity dangers - Italy lowers cash transaction limits.

    Oh boy, now Italy is bankrupt because ZeroHedge and other propaganda crap&gold permabull who can't understand the difference between a limit on the cash transactions and a limit on the cash withdrawings say so. Thanks man, that's a really good info, LOL :D
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    Illiquidity dangers - Italy lowers cash transaction limits.

    :D I'm afraid zerohedge's readers are like him... There are 113 comments over there, frankly I don't have the stomach to read them :D
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    Illiquidity dangers - Italy lowers cash transaction limits.

    :eek: Oh my god I can't believe ZeroHedge is so ignorant... Oh my god That limit is supposed to fight payments with cash and tax evasion. it has nothing to do with "banking system" My god, why ZeroHedge became so ridiculous ? PS: FYI, I'm italian
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    Swaps Soar on Germany’s ‘Act of Desperation’: Credit Markets

    Not for me. It's necessary for banksters to loot people and governments.
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    Beware - Fringe media rumor - Germany to leave Euro?

    It's monday. Has Germany left euro ? Are ATM machines dispensing deutsche marks now ?
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