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Argentina to Default? [view article]
So, is argentina going to default?should i take my money out of the banks??
how soon?
Argentina is a mess up country anything could happend. Reply
Argentina to Default? [view article]
Morons who use this posting to bash President Bush are part of the problem in the US and I wish them on Argentina. The USA which is not even faintly like Argentina and there is no comparison between our political system and Argentina's. There will be no default since the government will what is required to meet its current account debts even if it ruins the long run welfare of the country. That can not happen in the US. ReplyExchange-Traded Funds and Closed-End Funds by Asset Class, Type and Provider [view article]
can you please update this list? thanks. ReplyArgentina to Default? [view article]
It is highly improbable that Argentina defaults in the short term with the massive reserves it currently has. I hate this goverment and the monetary policy it applies but the probabilities of a near term default are almost zero. ReplyArgentina to Default? [view article]
Dr Malaka (aka Dr. Pangloss who Rx's kool aid)states that Argentina has no problems at all
(Argentina is a noun, and Argentine the adjective and nationality. there is no thing/person Argentinean -unless you learnt English * language where dubya was taught grammar and dan quayle won a spelling bee)
Thus, on pure logic:
If
The problem with Argentina ... is the Argentinians"
And
argentinians don't exist
Therefore
Argentina doesn't have a problem
QED
wish you were here, some field research would bring you back to ground with a dose of reality
of life under the lithium lady
* Or should that be "englishian"
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Argentina to Default? [view article]
Tom B, I wish I had said that. It gives you a sick feeling in the pit of your stomach. May God bless America. ReplyArgentina to Default? [view article]
the absence of argie "indexed" bonds from pcy and wip has already been noted in domestic blogwww.cansarnoso.blogspo...
p.s. the identity is in the adjective Reply
Under The Radar News - Friday [view article]
you gotta love the WIZZZARD ---he is playing and everyone is watching ---go steve jobs ReplyUnder The Radar News - Friday [view article]
iPhone is the king of the hill Garmin give me a break nobody is going to dethrone Apple! Also for wholesale Apple gear and electronics,gold and so on.....visit seeksomething.com Thank You! ReplyAlliaud
Argentina to Default? [view article]
The issue that has not been solved at all is a political one.Just to mention, remember what happened with the INDEC and the subsequent "default" of the debt that were linked to the "indice de Inflacion" or some other index. As the Presidente (?) had the politic power to modify the statistics, we have no reliable information about the economic situation ina Argentina.
There are no excuses, as a country, for the sport that we have been practicing for a lon time: "break every rule that disturb us"; but as we say around here: "La culpa no es del chancho sino del que le da de comer".
A detestable political, sindical and industry "leader (?)" in a very, very, very rich country.
From Buenos Aires, Argentina, my best regards.
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Argentina to Default? [view article]
"The problem with Argentina is not the country, it is the Argentinians."Don't be so glib; many would say this about the US, considering the unelected dingbat we've had in the White House these 7 1/2 years. Reply
Argentina to Default? [view article]
Leoncio, in his typically Argentine outburst, may be right about the lack of hard facts that support Nusbaum's words. However, in typically Argentine way, he overlooks the importance of sentiment and perception in markets. The country's leadership (?) is doing a fine job of digging the country into a factual and perceptive hole. Anything can happen there... as it did when the currency "intangibilidad&q... law was passed and then promptly shredded. Argentina: "un pais en serio... con vocacion de contramano." ReplyArgentina to Default? [view article]
How nice, an Argentine commentor speaks in Spanish to us all. The answer to his question is probably that the reason the writer thinks that Argentina faces a risk of default is that they elected a moron as President that has absolutely no economic experience or understanding. She is a Peronist and believes that taxing things fixes the economy. Gartman wrote today about Argentina and their brown outs because of government energy taxes and policy and now the agriculture problem. The only thing Argentina does right is grow food and now the idiot in charge is raising taxes on their one important export.The problem with Argentina is not the country, it is the Argentinians. Reply
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Under The Radar News - Friday [view article]
Top-five handset vendors' profits shrinking.Where does Apple's iPhone efforts fit in? Reply
Argentina to Default? [view article]
Me parece que tirar comentarios sin aportar fundamentos es de chantas.No porque ya hayamos pasado por un default lo vamos a hacer a cada rato.
Que le hacepensar que eso va a pasar ahora?
que datos estudió? o sólo se sienta a leer los comentarios de otros y los repite aca?
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