A lobbyist's work is to influence the decisions. It's no longer lobby-ism when you're making the decisions.
) While in US lobbism is more delicate thing, in other parts of the world and esspecialy in youngest "democracies" its pretty straight forward - the one who support winning/ruling party financially; makes the decisions..
I'll have 2 grams of whatever you're smoking. I'd normally go for an ounce but that stuff seems rather potent.
air faster 
I think it would have been quite a long shot. But let me pass something by you guys, either deal or no deal it is essentially bad for the markets.
A) No deal: Automatic spending cuts and tax hikes.
B) Deal: there still will have to be spending cuts and tax hikes.
Both are bad for the markets. I would say bad for the Euro, but recently it has lost a bit of its correlation.
I never understood why billionaires just keep making money and doesnt do anything meaningful with it..
A quick test of the quality:
1 + 1 = ?
1=1 
A quick test of the quality:
1 + 1 = ?
Will understand when you get there
Will understand when you get there
Equities and risk-on/risk-off are screwed. Can't simply say 'Oh, it's inversely correlated' or 'Oh it's correlated'.
As of last few days/weeks, perhaps EUR provides safe-haven. Who knows
nah.. he will just smoke more
The Euro/S&P correlation is not what it has been. The euro refuses to make a significant move, yet I am still trying to figure out why you would make the euro a safe-haven. That's kind of scary.
