Gerald Celente on Old-Man Europe, Romney & Sons, and a Golden Summer
http://youtu.be/ynsAFg4ovCo
Published on Jun 22, 2012 by CapitalAccount
Welcome to Capital Account. Germany and
Greece faced off today in the Eurocup 2012 with German newspapers
pushing headlines like "bye Greeks, we can't save you today." But can
anyone in Europe save the monetary union from itself? Mario Monti,
Italy's technocrat prime minister says there is only one week left to do
it, but looking back at older headlines, it appears there have been
many times Europe had only "one week left," or "ten days left." What's
up with that?
And while we are on the topic of déjà vu...more ratings downgrades were issued yesterday. This time, it was Moody's downgrading 15 of the largest global banks, and its become a bit like white noise. We get it, worries are widespread, so the question is where is the safest place to hide from the tale risk of a worst-case scenario? Will we see another credit crunch, or is the best case just more "muddling through?"
And while we are on the topic of déjà vu...more ratings downgrades were issued yesterday. This time, it was Moody's downgrading 15 of the largest global banks, and its become a bit like white noise. We get it, worries are widespread, so the question is where is the safest place to hide from the tale risk of a worst-case scenario? Will we see another credit crunch, or is the best case just more "muddling through?"
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