Replies to post #1492 on JP Morgan Chase & Co (JPM)

[z4lover]

Hahahaha this is a joke right?

Nothing wrong?!?! lmao

Spain is really going to prob up greece, watch out Ireland may help them out too!

Italy: External debt (as % of GDP): 147.4%

Gross external debt: $2.594 trillion (2009 Q3)
2009 GDP (est): $1.76 trillion

Greece: External debt (as % of GDP): 170.5%

Gross external debt: $581.68 billion
2009 GDP (est): $341 billion


Germany: External debt (as % of GDP): 182.5%

Gross external debt: $5.13 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $2.81 trillion

Spain: External debt (as % of GDP): 186.1%

Gross external debt: $2.55 trillion (2009 Q3)
2009 GDP (est): $1.37 trillion

Norway: External debt (as % of GDP): 202.6%

Gross external debt: $553.4 billion
2009 GDP (est): $273.1 billion

Finland: External debt (as % of GDP): 220.2%

Gross external debt: $402.24 billion
2009 GDP (est): $182.6 billion

Portugal: External debt (as % of GDP): 235.9%

Gross external debt: $548.45 billion
2009 GDP (est): $232.4 billion

France: External debt (as % of GDP): 248%

Gross external debt: $5.23 trillion (2009 Q3)
2009 GDP (est): $2.11 trillion

Austria: External debt (as % of GDP): 256.2%

Gross external debt: $827.9 billion
2009 GDP (est): $323.1 billion

Sweden: External debt (as % of GDP): 264.3%

Gross external debt: $881.5 billion
2009 GDP (est): $333.5 billion

Denmark: External debt (as % of GDP): 316%

Gross external debt: $627.6 billion
2009 GDP (est): $198.6 billion

Belgium: External debt (as % of GDP): 328.7%

Gross external debt: $1.25 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $381 billion

Netherlands: External debt (as % of GDP): 376.6%

Gross external debt: $2.46 trillion (2009 Q3)
2009 GDP (est): $654.9 billion

Switzerland: External debt (as % of GDP): 382.2%

Gross external debt: $1.21 trillion (2009 Q3)
2009 GDP (est): $317 billion

United Kingdom: External debt (as % of GDP): 425.9%

Gross external debt: $9.15 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $2.15 trillion

Ireland: External debt (as % of GDP): 1,312%

Gross external debt: $2.32 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $176.9 billion

[gyspsy]

Yeah, if you think so!

Greece got the "prop-up" monies, fine, but tourism turned dismal already, their major income to make good on the loan.
The islands however are not affected.
A German Economist warned already that Greece won't be able to pay back anything and probably will have to get another "infusion".

Besides Portugal, Spain, Italy will be next one in line (from European sources).

THEY, the European Union had a grandiose plan to go against the USD, however they miscalculated the diversity of the different countries/currencies then and now.