Whoa! Crunch time in euroland?! Euro zone discussed capital controls if Greek exits euro - sources - http://in.reuters.com/ar...20611?type=economicNews

German 10yr bund... When the yield falls below 1%, it'll be fireworks time in euroland as it'll mean negative yields will become a reality! Already swiss bonds are seeing negative yields. Flight to safety or flight to the abyss. Hard to say.





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IMHO PIIGS should be left to fail or let out of the Euro. This will basically give them space to easily deal with their debt issues. Austerity does not work with sovereign countries when forced down their throats as history always proves this right. The only loser in all this at the end will be Deustcheland, the British were bright enough and kept their currency.

5yr comparative graph of Google, Apple and Nasdaq. I like the way Google has lagged behind both the index and Apple and is still priced below the 2008 peak before GFC struck. That divergence will be corrected in the long run considering the market still undervalues Google cloud, Android OS and the cash reserves it holds.

hapa hiko fireworks ahead. who will save the euro? i think if greece bails out, the whole eurozone will be thrown into turmoil.