GreekIslandGirl wrote:kurupetos wrote:kurupetos wrote:bill cobbett wrote:... well, the Greeks have certainly made a lot of CYs Very Poor...!!!
...and tonight they will make some Brits very sad!
2-0 little Bill... G'nite!
GreekIslandGirl wrote:kurupetos wrote:kurupetos wrote:bill cobbett wrote:... well, the Greeks have certainly made a lot of CYs Very Poor...!!!
...and tonight they will make some Brits very sad!
2-0 little Bill... G'nite!
supporttheunderdog wrote:I understand one of major bit coin exchanges has been robbed of usd 350 million.
On Cyprus banking it is not yet back from the dead as it still has to resolve the massive domestic NPL issue, which has already dealt a major blow to the coop sector, and may still cause problems in the commercial banks. That has little to do with The Greek debt except froth are a manifestation of the lack of prudence in leading and investing by Cypriot bankers. Except for Marfin Laiki.
As for Laiki they had 4.4 billion in bonds and took a 3 billion loss what the bonds got hit. Bearing in mind it was under Greek ownership and control at material times, during in which it bought large amounts of Greek bonds later affected by the haircut, and made some very risky loans in Greece, the blame must be laid at the door of the Greek ownership.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:DT. wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:Cap wrote:Never forget, banks are JUST businesses
True.
But we chose them simply because they're GREEK banks/businesses.
We'll never take poison, unless it's Greek.
*WE* didn't choose anything (unless you are one of those bankers?).
[In your haste to politicize bankers' decisions, you appear to me to be a simpleton, also.]
They (bankers) are businessmen/women - they chose Greek bonds because there was the possibility of making a killing because the Greek people were kidnapped and forced to pay the highest interest rates.
"We" chose them because they were trading at great discounts offering greater yields. Since the haircut bond managers have returned performances of 100%~110% from 2012 -2013 purely from Greek debt.
Well, there you go!
bill cobbett wrote:DT. wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:Cap wrote:Never forget, banks are JUST businesses
True.
But we chose them simply because they're GREEK banks/businesses.
We'll never take poison, unless it's Greek.
*WE* didn't choose anything (unless you are one of those bankers?).
[In your haste to politicize bankers' decisions, you appear to me to be a simpleton, also.]
They (bankers) are businessmen/women - they chose Greek bonds because there was the possibility of making a killing because the Greek people were kidnapped and forced to pay the highest interest rates.
"We" chose them because they were trading at great discounts offering greater yields. Since the haircut bond managers have returned performances of 100%~110% from 2012 -2013 purely from Greek debt.
Ah but the question that has to answered is the point raised by Cap...
Given similar circumstances, rates of return, risks etc, did "we" buy 4 Billion Euros of, say, Irish or Spanish bonds...???
kurupetos wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:kurupetos wrote:kurupetos wrote:bill cobbett wrote:... well, the Greeks have certainly made a lot of CYs Very Poor...!!!
...and tonight they will make some Brits very sad!
2-0 little Bill... G'nite!
GreekIslandGirl wrote:bill cobbett wrote:... well, the Greeks have certainly made a lot of CYs Very Poor...!!!
Really? Not the GC bankers who made the investments (made lots of money) and then got bailed out (and made even more money) ?
Paphitis wrote:bill cobbett wrote:DT. wrote:
"We" chose them because they were trading at great discounts offering greater yields. Since the haircut bond managers have returned performances of 100%~110% from 2012 -2013 purely from Greek debt.
Ah but the question that has to answered is the point raised by Cap...
Given similar circumstances, rates of return, risks etc, did "we" buy 4 Billion Euros of, say, Irish or Spanish bonds...???
Because they are not Greeks Bill.
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