When you run out of other people's money

[slow99]

Hold on to your hats, gentlemen.

[YALE]

kick them out, let them go to shit to serve as a warning to other socialist countries.

It's going to happen. The Germans aren't flinching.

[LANTIRN]

It's going to happen. The Germans aren't flinching.

Two world wars should have already taught that lesson.

[YALE]

Two world wars should have already taught that lesson.

They aren't a flinchy bunch.

[Denny]

kick them out, let them go to shit to serve as a warning to other socialist countries.

Hold on to your hats, gentlemen.

It's going to be fun as shit on this roller coaster!

[Gasser64]

Two world wars should have already taught that lesson.

Taught them people are out to ass rape them. How'd they ever get into this mess where they're paying through the nose for people in another country to live so well?

It's going to be fun as shit on this roller coaster!

Any investment opportunities? What types of industries would gain from this? Maybe insurance companies, and medical related. Things would change on the medical front if no more free moneyz. Lot of people kicked off the dole, would be looking for new ways of getting medical treatment.

[SlowLX]

Taught them people are out to ass rape them. How'd they ever get into this mess where they're paying through the nose for people in another country to live so well?

Because Germany's largely export based economy is more prosperous with a artificially weak Euro compared to a strong Mark or a Eurozone without its poorest members.

[Denny]

This will open up opportunities for Germany, if done correctly. The 4th Reich could just be around the corner. Economic dominance of the EU could work better in controlling neighboring countries. Think about it: They'd be the ones to dictate stipulations for Euro bailouts (you know more are about to happen). After watching what's about to happen with Greece, nobody else will want to break away.

As for investment opportunities, this is a time to sit back and watch first, especially if you don't know for sure what is next. As been stated many times... Don't go trying to catch a falling knife. Let that shit hit the floor before picking it up.

[Mr_Fiux]

kick them out, let them go to shit to serve as a warning to other socialist countries.

Unfortunately that would be a warning to all "EUtopia" countries as they all have core socialism in their economics and standard of living. Also funny how the country is in ruin yet they take in thousands of Syrian and Eritean and other fuckhole country refugees day by day.

[YALE]

Is the Eurozone already flinching?

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-33413569

[Mr_Fiux]

Whooo! I will be able to buy beachfront property in Greece for Cheap!!! Chooo!

[Gasser64]

Because Germany's largely export based economy is more prosperous with a artificially weak Euro compared to a strong Mark or a Eurozone without its poorest members.

Ok im still learning all this. So they let it happen because they liked a somewhat weaker euro?

This will open up opportunities for Germany, if done correctly. The 4th Reich could just be around the corner. Economic dominance of the EU could work better in controlling neighboring countries. Think about it: They'd be the ones to dictate stipulations for Euro bailouts (you know more are about to happen). After watching what's about to happen with Greece, nobody else will want to break away.

As for investment opportunities, this is a time to sit back and watch first, especially if you don't know for sure what is next. As been stated many times... Don't go trying to catch a falling knife. Let that shit hit the floor before picking it up.

My next question would be, how do you know when the knife is done falling? And that you're not just thinking its laying on the floor, but its actually still going to fall a few more feet? I mean it seems to me that the literal floor, would be the stock sitting at $0 per share lol

[SlowLX]

Ok im still learning all this. So they let it happen because they liked a somewhat weaker euro?
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They (Germany) didn't let Greece get into debt. Greece and the other indebted Eurozone nations got themselves into this mess with incompetent fiscal policies. Greece basically lied their way into the Euro.

5 years ago the fear was that not bailing out Greece would hit EU banks that were heavily invested there and kill the delicate economic recovery elsewhere in the EU at the time. Germany with the largest economy shouldered a lot of the load. They and everyone else were expecting the Greeks to begin to get their shit together.

The German leadership wants to keep the system in place as is because it gives them a lot of economic control over the region. Plus Germany's economy has been on a tear since it gave up the Mark in favor of the Euro. Even they have to draw the line somewhere though.

[BP]

So the Chinese market has completely tanked and the NYSE suffered a "glitch" that has halted trading. Possibly related?

[sc281]

So the Chinese market has completely tanked and the NYSE suffered a "glitch" that has halted trading. Possibly related?

We shall see.