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Home › Forums › Financial Markets/Economics › Global Financial Meltdown Possible in 2 to 3 Weeks: IMF Robert Shapiro
Round two of batten down the hatches.
I doubt any of that would happen, the Euro is holding stable at 1.35ish, that implies optimism… and both Germany and France are not going to let anything happen as they hold a humungous amount of Greek debt. Everything is looking up right now, stocks are holding quite well…even the Real estate market here in the US has hit bottom and has nowhere to go but up.
Relax and don’t buy into all this doomsday nonsense, good times are back!
I rode a eurail train thru Greece in 1983 and the toilet was just a hole on to the tracks. I thought that was so cool.
[quote=kev374]I doubt any of that would happen, the Euro is holding stable at 1.35ish, that implies optimism… and both Germany and France are not going to let anything happen as they hold a humungous amount of Greek debt. Everything is looking up right now, stocks are holding quite well…even the Real estate market here in the US has hit bottom and has nowhere to go but up.
Relax and don’t buy into all this doomsday nonsense, good times are back![/quote]
I agree. There will be a lot of volatility in the next few months but eventually the market will recover just like it always has.