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azz è morto Mark Haines.....
R.I.P.
Per chi segue Cnbc ...era lui:
...ho capito...
e mettete un RIP...
nooo???
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azz è morto Mark Haines.....
R.I.P.
Per chi segue Cnbc ...era lui:
...ho capito...
e mettete un RIP...
nooo???
da lunedì abbiamo postato un mezzo migliaio di Sante di ogni...si sta avverando anche questo mercole
signori i me ne vo rimango con il long aperto a .22 che amma fa?!?!?!
buona serata a tutti a dopo
sono perplesso e ancora inattivo....oggi.
il mercoledi solitamente è foriero di reverse incredibili, ma galleggiando sul minimo comincia a darmi qualche fastidio all'umore............mi raccolgo in preghiera con i confratelli.
oggi rischiamo il bucio
per caso hai un ternetto da darmi???
vaglielo a spiegare a chi si riempie di bund...May 25, 2011, 10:48 a.m. EDT
German bank exposure to Greece 'manageable:' Fitch
By William L. Watts
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- German banks' exposure to Greece is "manageable," but contagion risks are high, Fitch Ratings said in a report released Wednesday. "The worst consequence of any Greek sovereign default for German and other European banks would be in a sharp increase in general capital market and creditor risk aversion at a time when many banks are still in rehabilitation mode," said Michael Dawson-Kropf, senior director in Fitch's EMEA financial institutions group. The ratings company said it "does not currently envisage" any rating action on German banks as a result of their direct exposure to Greece., but warned of "high potential contagion risks" if there were any restructuring of Greek sovereign debt.
May 25, 2011, 10:48 a.m. EDT
German bank exposure to Greece 'manageable:' Fitch
By William L. Watts
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- German banks' exposure to Greece is "manageable," but contagion risks are high, Fitch Ratings said in a report released Wednesday. "The worst consequence of any Greek sovereign default for German and other European banks would be in a sharp increase in general capital market and creditor risk aversion at a time when many banks are still in rehabilitation mode," said Michael Dawson-Kropf, senior director in Fitch's EMEA financial institutions group. The ratings company said it "does not currently envisage" any rating action on German banks as a result of their direct exposure to Greece., but warned of "high potential contagion risks" if there were any restructuring of Greek sovereign debt.
su questo possiamo discuterne..........c'è mio cognato che ne mastica.
scrive sul sito camelott.it
sulla statistica è una potenza