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Miracleman 1

07/07/15 12:40 AM

#12647 RE: 3kidsplus1 #12639

Greece has benefited less than any in the EuroZone. Commentators say on one occasion that GREXIT is not a legal option and on recent occasion that Greece may be forced from the EuroZone. Greece Government Officials were alleged to have misrepresented the Greece economy in order to gain admission to the EU. Many academia commentators refer to the EU as the greatest experience in the history of the world. Whatever the EU represents to Europe, one noticeable outcome is that it doesn't work equally well for all EU countries. The bigger issue is whether Greek will be forced to leave the EuroZone and if so will others follow. It seems more likely that successful countries within the EU will make concessions to keep Greece and others in the EU. Europe is the largest Trading Ally of the U.S. And important to US markets. Tsipras going to Russia for aid to Greece may begin to create political problems in addition to the economic problems that currently plague Greece. However, Greece presented new proposals in Brussels Monday that have yet to be revealed to media. With extreme volatility in the Chinese market, starting June 12, the Chinese Government is taking strong actions to attempt to achieve stability. With the Chinese Market down about 20%, the Chinese are not likely to provide assistance to Greece. Currency Markets may now be the most lucrative for investors to consider?