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SuperLoss
Forumer storico
Sei solo un vigliacco ,bravo dietro un pc o uno smartphon
Di quelli che nella vita reale si mette la coda in mezzo alle gambe
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Nuovo forumer
EURODEFAULT
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BREAKINGVIEWS-Hugo Dixon: Greece could do with a new referendum
(The author is a Reuters Breakingviews guest columnist. The
opinions expressed are his own.)
By Hugo Dixon
ATHENS, July 10 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Given the havoc
caused by Greece's first referendum, it might seem crazy to
advocate a second one. But if Alexis Tsipras this time
campaigned for "Yes" and the people took the Greek prime
minister's advice, a second vote would help resolve the main
conundrum bedeviling talks between Athens and its creditors: how
to restoretrust. It would also give democratic legitimacy for
the U-turn Tsipras is performing.
The euro zone rightly has little confidence in Tsipras'
ability to implement any agreement they reach. His own radical
left Syriza party may split because manyof its members of
parliament won't approve of the reforms and austerity outlined
in Greece's latest proposal on July 9. Even though Tsipras will
probably get backing from pro-European opposition parties, he
will find it hard to implement toughmeasures. He will be
vulnerable to the accusation that he has gone against the wishes
of the people who voted "No" in favour of a deal that is likely
to be extremely similar to anything he now agrees.
Knowing this, some creditor countries such asGermany could
refuse to do a deal. They will wonder why they should lend
perhaps 80 billion euros to a man they don't trust.
If Tsipras proposed a second referendum and the people voted
emphatically for "Yes", these concerns would be eased. There
could also be a clear question on a proposal that was still on
the table and a minimum two-week campaign, rather than Sunday's
rushed plebiscite on a confused question about an offer that no
longer existed.
The creditors would have to be keen onthis idea and lend
Athens enough bridge money to avoid defaulting on 3.5 billion
euros it owes the European Central Bank on July 20. The ECB
itself would have to agree to provide some liquidity to Greek
banks to keep them ticking over. To furtherrestore trust, the
Greek parliament could approve the plan conditional on a "Yes"
vote.
If the creditors provide such help and the Greeks still vote
"No", they will lose some extra money in the short run. But in
that case there would be no chance of a successful
implementation anyway. On the other hand, if the people vote
"Yes", Greece's chances of ultimately getting out of the woods
will increase markedly.
CONTEXT NEWS
- Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras appealed to his
party's lawmakers onJuly 10 to back a tough reform package
after abruptly offering last-minute concessions to try to save
the country from financial meltdown.
- Reuters: Greek PM Tsipras seeks party backing after abrupt
concessions [ID:nL8N0ZQ0G7]
(The author is a Reuters Breakingviews guest columnist. The
opinions expressed are his own.)
By Hugo Dixon
ATHENS, July 10 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Given the havoc
caused by Greece's first referendum, it might seem crazy to
advocate a second one. But if Alexis Tsipras this time
campaigned for "Yes" and the people took the Greek prime
minister's advice, a second vote would help resolve the main
conundrum bedeviling talks between Athens and its creditors: how
to restoretrust. It would also give democratic legitimacy for
the U-turn Tsipras is performing.
The euro zone rightly has little confidence in Tsipras'
ability to implement any agreement they reach. His own radical
left Syriza party may split because manyof its members of
parliament won't approve of the reforms and austerity outlined
in Greece's latest proposal on July 9. Even though Tsipras will
probably get backing from pro-European opposition parties, he
will find it hard to implement toughmeasures. He will be
vulnerable to the accusation that he has gone against the wishes
of the people who voted "No" in favour of a deal that is likely
to be extremely similar to anything he now agrees.
Knowing this, some creditor countries such asGermany could
refuse to do a deal. They will wonder why they should lend
perhaps 80 billion euros to a man they don't trust.
If Tsipras proposed a second referendum and the people voted
emphatically for "Yes", these concerns would be eased. There
could also be a clear question on a proposal that was still on
the table and a minimum two-week campaign, rather than Sunday's
rushed plebiscite on a confused question about an offer that no
longer existed.
The creditors would have to be keen onthis idea and lend
Athens enough bridge money to avoid defaulting on 3.5 billion
euros it owes the European Central Bank on July 20. The ECB
itself would have to agree to provide some liquidity to Greek
banks to keep them ticking over. To furtherrestore trust, the
Greek parliament could approve the plan conditional on a "Yes"
vote.
If the creditors provide such help and the Greeks still vote
"No", they will lose some extra money in the short run. But in
that case there would be no chance of a successful
implementation anyway. On the other hand, if the people vote
"Yes", Greece's chances of ultimately getting out of the woods
will increase markedly.
CONTEXT NEWS
- Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras appealed to his
party's lawmakers onJuly 10 to back a tough reform package
after abruptly offering last-minute concessions to try to save
the country from financial meltdown.
- Reuters: Greek PM Tsipras seeks party backing after abrupt
concessions [ID:nL8N0ZQ0G7]
D.J
Forumer storico
baldi giovani,ho bisogno di un vostro parere,meglio chiudere almeno 50% della posizione long sul dax?
scusa ho letto solo ora...
comunque in questa fase, dare un parere risulta impossibile visto che...e' venerdi
e tutto puo' succedere durante il WE.
Personalmente avevo una piccola posizione short e l'ho tenuta .. ..roba da nn stroppicarmi...niente di pesante....su questo WE.
dondiego49
Forumer storico
Techno
Forumer storico
alla fine ho venduto una parte del long
non ho short e stranamente non ho anticipato in questi 3 giorni
EURODEFAULT
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io ho preso prima di chiusura il gratta e perdi
1500 pezzi di cw put 21000 il bello che si prendono al kilo 
per chi non conosce il gratta e perdi le cifre non devono superare 100 euri e rigorosamente contromano al sentiment se no non te li vendono al kilo in questo caso 69 euri un cifrone 