January 2012 Archives

“Greece’s private sector creditors could take a loss of more than 70 percent.”

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Greece Releases New Proposal With Even Greater Losses To Creditors

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Greek Officials Attack EU and IMF As Debt Talks Stall

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Greece Calls Crisis Meeting As Debt Talks Stall

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Latest Buzz from PirateMyfilm.com

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David Morgan, The “Silver Guru” of “The Morgan Report” Explains Why He is “More Bullish on Silver Now” Silver Summit Conference 2011 Video Interview

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“Here’s what you must know, as bullish as I was from 2000 to 2010 I am MORE BULLISH on Silver Now…” — David Morgan on silver-investor.com

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Crime Pays

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The great sell-off: Property tycoon to raise £3bn by selling 1% of ALL UK homes to clear his debts

Mr Tchenguiz, along with his brother Robert, were arrested in March 2011 as part of an investigation by the Serious Fraud Office, into the collapse of Icelandic bank Kaupthing. Robert Tchenguiz was the bank’s biggest shareholder, and had been loaned £1.7 billion by the bank.

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The Headlines According to Stacy: 31 January 2012

Posted on January 31, 2012 by stacyherbert| 8 Comments

Tourism May Add $850B With New Visas SH: Americans apparently don’t want of the wealth they sent to BRICs coming back into the deflating economy? I love the argument from the anti-immigrant group who fear the now middle class Chinese and Brazilian tourists may overstay their visa . . . and what? Take the non-existent US jobs?

QUOTE: The whole LTRO scheme increases “debt cross-holdings and systemic risk”, and ultimately lowers recovery rates for creditors. Mr Gallo thinks the next spasm of the crisis may hit as Italy redeems €97bn in February and March, and Spain redeems €30bn, with Portugal sliding into ever deeper debt as the economy contracts violently.

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