Rolluplostinspace wrote:Biggest bankruptcy in history is drawing closer.
I reckon it will collapse before the end of the year.
In fact before the end of .... October.
Cannydc wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Biggest bankruptcy in history is drawing closer.
I reckon it will collapse before the end of the year.
In fact before the end of .... October.
Noted that you omitted the year.
It didn't happen then, it won't happen this year, next year or any year.
It has simply been mooted on certain "investment" sites, trying to ramp their own investments.
Basically fake news for the unwary.
LordRaven wrote:Cannydc wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Biggest bankruptcy in history is drawing closer.
I reckon it will collapse before the end of the year.
In fact before the end of .... October.
Noted that you omitted the year.
It didn't happen then, it won't happen this year, next year or any year.
It has simply been mooted on certain "investment" sites, trying to ramp their own investments.
Basically fake news for the unwary.
Wow! The Forum Sage will not like that Canny
He's currently stockpiling food and fuel for the end of days.
LordRaven wrote:Cannydc wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Biggest bankruptcy in history is drawing closer.
I reckon it will collapse before the end of the year.
In fact before the end of .... October.
Noted that you omitted the year.
It didn't happen then, it won't happen this year, next year or any year.
It has simply been mooted on certain "investment" sites, trying to ramp their own investments.
Basically fake news for the unwary.
Wow! The Forum Sage will not like that Canny
He's currently stockpiling food and fuel for the end of days.
Cannydc wrote:It has simply been mooted on certain "investment" sites, trying to ramp their own investments.
In "SEC v. Agora, Inc., Pirate Investor, and Frank Porter Stansberry", (SEC v. Agora complaint, 2003), the SEC alleged Agora companies wrongly profited from selling false information marketed as insider tips.
wutang wrote:Cannydc wrote:It has simply been mooted on certain "investment" sites, trying to ramp their own investments.
Yeah couldnt find a source for his post above yours so googled the name ("Nick O'Connor" )which leads to this bunch of grifters
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Agora
Seems these guys have been taken to court a bunch of times for violating securities laws including:In "SEC v. Agora, Inc., Pirate Investor, and Frank Porter Stansberry", (SEC v. Agora complaint, 2003), the SEC alleged Agora companies wrongly profited from selling false information marketed as insider tips.
Hope rollup isnt making any investment decisions off the back of this shit
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Why I have interest in Italy is to do with family.
Why I have interests in California when I ask Tom questions is friends and family.
All About the Italian Economic Crisis of 2018
https://www.investopedia.com/news/all-a ... isis-2018/
Italy is pushing Europe to the brink of another economic crisis – but its problems are nothing new
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/eu ... 66416.html
Twenty Years And Nothing To Show For It: Italy's Broken Economic Model
Italy struggles to cobble together a government after populist parties on both sides of the political spectrum won more than half of the votes in the latest elections, proving that the populist wave in Europe has not run its course yet. High public debt and a struggling economy make Italy’s the Achilles’ heel of the Eurozone.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/marcoannun ... f5b7111a38
The above is nothing more than links to more acceptable sources to show it's not just my imagination or relying on one source.
wutang wrote:Yeah couldnt find a source for his post above yours so googled the name ("Nick O'Connor" )which leads to this bunch of grifters
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Agora
wutang wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Why I have interest in Italy is to do with family.
Why I have interests in California when I ask Tom questions is friends and family.
All About the Italian Economic Crisis of 2018
https://www.investopedia.com/news/all-a ... isis-2018/
Italy is pushing Europe to the brink of another economic crisis – but its problems are nothing new
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/eu ... 66416.html
Twenty Years And Nothing To Show For It: Italy's Broken Economic Model
Italy struggles to cobble together a government after populist parties on both sides of the political spectrum won more than half of the votes in the latest elections, proving that the populist wave in Europe has not run its course yet. High public debt and a struggling economy make Italy’s the Achilles’ heel of the Eurozone.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/marcoannun ... f5b7111a38
The above is nothing more than links to more acceptable sources to show it's not just my imagination or relying on one source.
As those articles point out this has been the situation in Italy for decades. So why the big scare-mongering now (the forbes one points out it was saying the exact same shit 4 years ago - bit of a slow moving crash dont you think?)
As always what do these people want? Interesting to note that the solutions being put forward:
Labour market reforms = scrap workers rights, drive down wages, conditions. Basically fuck over the workers
Cut public spending = bye-bye pensions, welfare cuts, scrap social services, etc. Basically fuck over the old and the poor.
Same old right wing free market shit being pushed as always by these cunts. You really need to stop reguritating the hard-right, ultra-capitalist, talking points.
Rolluplostinspace wrote:The problem is Italy as any other Euro user cannot set it's own interest rates orr even its own budget to differing degrees.
wutang wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:The problem is Italy as any other Euro user cannot set it's own interest rates orr even its own budget to differing degrees.
Even with its own currency the structural problems your links highlight would remain. Which is why these ghouls are pushing their 'reforms' as the solutions to Italy's 'crisis'. Its ideologically driven, and that ideology is the same one behind the UK austerity agenda.
The EU could bail Italy out but they would be demanding the same pound of flesh it took from Greece, which again would just result in the same 'reforms' that the likes of Forbes, and those investor parasites you link to, want to see.
Fletch wrote:wutang wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:The problem is Italy as any other Euro user cannot set it's own interest rates orr even its own budget to differing degrees.
Even with its own currency the structural problems your links highlight would remain. Which is why these ghouls are pushing their 'reforms' as the solutions to Italy's 'crisis'. Its ideologically driven, and that ideology is the same one behind the UK austerity agenda.
The EU could bail Italy out but they would be demanding the same pound of flesh it took from Greece, which again would just result in the same 'reforms' that the likes of Forbes, and those investor parasites you link to, want to see.
The joy of a debt based private money supply. The only answer to debt is more debt.
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