Prohibition of short selling by Merkel ...

[Remundo]

I'm not getting carried away ... but Germany is starting to give the right color.

[hic]

I'm not getting carried away ... but Germany is starting to give the right color.

SALT Remundo
It is a "bis repetita" of the crisis of 1929,
so ?....
It's not lights
TODAY Hic nature is superior to science

[Obamot]

Obama may not be that nice.

Reason why I would have liked that you "correct my nickname" (in MP, if you agree?)

In any case if it comes from across the Atlantic they are badly crossed:

In addition, there is basically no reason to justify intervention, because "even if the weakness of the euro paints a portrait of a vulnerable Europe, the beneficial effects outweigh ", especially for exports from the euro zone, made more competitive by the fall of the single currency, commented Mitul Kotecha, analyst at Crédit Agricole CIB.

http://www.romandie.com/infos/news/2010 ... 050AWP.asp

This is exactly what I think. By weakening the Euro they would weaken their own economy. This is why sooner or later the Euro will rise again, not without having accused the blow of the financial crisis and the indebtedness of the PIGS.

Just my comment at two hundred Euro: the attack must have been carried out in such a way as to create a domino effect. This is what many Eurozone financiers had understood and feared. Result, this gave birth to the creation of a reserve of 750 million euros to consolidate the currency. The current trend, wherever it comes from, has probably spread across the globe. It's the trends current oportunist to generate profits for these speculators. And as speculation on the Euro is de facto "guaranteed" by the fund which is supposed to protect it, they were counting on having a great time. It was without counting on the sagacity of Mrs. Merkel.

Furthermore, when you play in the currency markets, you have what you need to do, since you have to be patient while waiting for the currencies to rise. It is therefore theoretically the same who put their pockets in the crash in 2008. It is logical, the fact that governments had threatened to regulate the markets, traders are now falling back heavily on currencies.

A way of saying "don't touch our business"... no?

The question I ask myself is, what is the logic of all this in relation to the money-debt system? I hear speculation on currencies (a system which was confirmed to me by a banker from Merrill Lynch whom I met at the end of April ...).

[gegyx]

a long and technical text which seems to be the future "road map" of Europe

http://www.pauljorion.com/blog/?p=11914