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- trumank commented Mar 19, 2014
Nope! Same here mate I think she's much more charismatic than Bernanke... Can't help but love her!
- trumank commented Mar 12, 2014
I'm very curious about how this situation will play out in the next few months. So many factors are building up a huge amount of pressure on the EZ (unsustainably high E/U being just one of them)...
- trumank commented Aug 5, 2013
I'm from Italy and the situation doesn't really look very encouraging politically speaking: Berlusconi's party is literally blackmailing the rest of the government, so in the next few weeks the possibility of a government breakdown is real, even if ...
- trumank commented Aug 1, 2013
Just wait until Monday, hopefully everything will be a bit clearer
- trumank commented Aug 1, 2013
I'm having exactly the same impression, Draghi sounds definitely more dovish than usual...
- trumank commented Feb 25, 2013
yep, i totally agree... risk appetite will fall sharply during the next month... buying gold is one of the many options available to play this situation
- trumank commented Feb 25, 2013
very bad for the euro, not too late to jump on the train... if final results will be in line with these numbers, we (italians) will probably be back to the polls very soon... next 2 weeks are going to be a political roller coaster for italy
- trumank commented Feb 25, 2013
told you 1 hour ago, exit polls were AMAZINGLY optimistic... buy the 10-y german bond and sell the 10-y italian one... the move has already started but it's only the beginning... it's going to be a mess
- trumank commented Feb 25, 2013
and these are already official projections, not stupid exit polls... we're fucked -.-
- trumank commented Feb 25, 2013
grillo is a timebomb
- trumank commented Feb 25, 2013
i'm italian and i guarantee that it's going to be a mess in the next weeks, go long bund and/or short btp future at good prices while you can
- trumank commented Jul 5, 2012
Euro won't break up, it's an irreversible process. They have no other choice but to find a way to make it work better than it did up to this point.
- trumank commented Nov 15, 2011
IF and WHEN they'll intervene -> JPY down -> USD/JPY up
- trumank commented Nov 14, 2011
That's not too bad actually, considering what we've seen last week. In "normal conditions" (a.k.a. 1 year ago as a reference) you could expect a 5-year BTP to have a 3-3.5% yield...
- trumank commented Nov 9, 2011
It means that Italy has to pay 7.4% of interest on its 10-year government bonds to finance itself, and that's way too much expensive to bear... Big credit crunch incoming! Who will be the next Lehman? Unicredit? Or maybe a French bank? BNP?
- trumank commented Nov 9, 2011
Italy's 10-year yield 7.4%... let the fun begin!
- trumank commented Nov 9, 2011
It would be interesting to hear from some Germans how they feel about this. I think that our (Italian) fear of having to leave the EZ is not unreasoning, because despite the recent developments of the last few months, we are in an economic situation ...
- trumank commented Nov 8, 2011
You are right about that, Italy can count on exactly 2 things to boost his growth: luxury goods and tourism. Virtually it's not a poor country, nor is it destined to be. My doubts, though, are not about the potential of Italy, but they concern the ...
- trumank commented Nov 8, 2011
I'm Italian as well (though I'm living in Melbourne right now). If Italy didn't join the Euro 10 years ago, now it would probably be in the midst of a civil war, with stagflation reigning (zero growth and inflation at 20%). It was a very fortunate ...
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