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Portugal placed on negative credit watch as Euro-drivers take a breather and large wave of dataflow takes the wheel

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Wed, 12/01/2010 - 07:56 | 767343 Ted K
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Nice piece Naufal, missed your data Monday and Tues.  Busy holiday shopping??? Interesting you like coal.  Rocky times heh??  If I remember correctly the big thing with BAC (and others) is proper transference of the notes, which it seems by what I am reading from the court cases they did not do.  I think this is the "real snag" that will get them.  Wish you a happy trading day.

Wed, 12/01/2010 - 09:30 | 767417 Miss Expectations
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Cheeky Bastard emerges from the shadows.

Wed, 12/01/2010 - 09:54 | 767477 trav7777
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they wanna pick off the euro periphery one by one.

provides dollar strength for the Bernank AND lets the EU plutocrats take control of more of the Risk board.  I mean it's a goddamned affront to those guys that shitholes like fuckin PORTUGAL still have any sovereignty at all!  The Germans want those goddamned hamsters BACK ON THE WHEEL

Wed, 12/01/2010 - 10:13 | 767515 Sudden Debt
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the portugese... they do make fine Porto :)

 

Actually, now it's the US it's turn to roll the dice.

That quote from bernanke about unemployment is a small hint to QE 2.1 and that will start to cast another shadow on the dollar tipping the balans again to the euro side.

Wed, 12/01/2010 - 10:20 | 767528 Cheeky Bastard
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Thank you for the h/t man. I will try to expand my thesis on Austria by writing an article. I just don't know when [I'm in the middle of trading this goddamn market]. OT: Also, pay attention to Denmark. I've read some reports, pulled some data, rang some phones; there are some mix views on Denmark and its banks. Nothing defined *yet*, but some people are starting to pay more attention to it. 

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