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    Tough news for Greece but good for NATO. Let's hope they can come up with a realistic payment plan that doesn't kill the country.

    All the best in your investing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FogSailing View Post
    Tough news for Greece but good for NATO. Let's hope they can come up with a realistic payment plan that doesn't kill the country.

    All the best in your investing.

    FS

    Greece debt crisis: Eurozone deal laws backed by MPs - BBC News


    Ball in EU/ECB's hand's now.

    This 'should' be good news for the market but it may go into 'wait and see' mode
    awaiting further developments.
    Would be surprised if Tsipras is still in office at the end of 2015 since he ran (and won)
    opposing further austerity plans.


    Greek Bailout Approved in Athens as ECB Weighs Funding
    https://finance.yahoo.com/news/greek...225505233.html

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    Interesting article i found. Any thoughts on author's opinion?Greece Is Far Less Indebted and Germany Is Far More Generous Than You Think

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    Quote Originally Posted by jpcavin View Post
    Interesting article i found. Any thoughts on author's opinion?Greece Is Far Less Indebted and Germany Is Far More Generous Than You Think
    Interesting reading. Can't wait to see what others think...
    Last edited by Maricar19; 07-18-2015 at 07:27 PM.
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    I agree somewhat. The underlying saga of the story line about two men keeping the real terms in secrecy is basically true.

    It is the German politicians who are being "generous" with their taxpayers' monies. The Greeks are irresponsible and it was foolish for Germany to agree to a third bailout. If they were going to give a third bailout, the creditor countries should have written off part of the debt, but it was not politically correct...as the politicians would not be able to hide. In the end, all those eurozone taxpayers who live in countries that have loaned Greece money will lose. Great Britain was smart to stay out of it.
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    JP, it has a conspiratorial flavor to it. It wouldn't surprise me....we've all gotten used to so much craziness.. but like all theories, until proven I'm in the "I heard it and set it on the shelf for now". Thanks for posting.

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