That's why I say, it will be swept under the rug, and the e Ukraine situation will see a gradually stronger Russian creep. But, real sanctions will not occur because Europe is to reliant on deals w Russia, primarily nat Gas. The situation in e Ukraine will continue, slowly, and that's why markets will just become numb to it, and accept it as " normal", not perceiving it as a volatility increase. In fact, the only reason markets even took notice was the downing of a passenger jet. That was an anomaly. Had that not occurred, markets would have put the shelling across the border, and the downing of Ukraine jets on the far back burner. Markets are enigmas.
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