To: bruinbirdman
They have a deal in place to issue up to $40 billion at concessionary rates through the EU. They just haven't actually done it. They were apparently hoping that just having the deal would drop rates, without actually using it. No sir. So use it already. Unless it was just a bluff all along...
7 posted on
04/21/2010 6:43:17 PM PDT by
JasonC
To: JasonC
If having the deal in place without using it didn’t work, will actually using it really help? Or, have the markets dismissed it as a weak hand?
To: JasonC
"They have a deal in place to issue up to $40 billion at concessionary rates through the EU. They just haven't actually done it. They were apparently hoping that just having the deal would drop rates, without actually using it. No sir. So use it already. Unless it was just a bluff all along... " "Do these people know what is going on and refuse to act?" "Do these people know what is going on and are just prolonging the inevitable?"
And then there is the more often appearing reference to "Melonesque liquidation".
The inclination here is to the Melonesque liquidation?
yitbos
14 posted on
04/21/2010 9:21:49 PM PDT by
bruinbirdman
("Those who control language control minds.")
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson