Let’s make a deal…
By Jamie Coleman || February 8, 2010 at 12:22 GMT
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Interesting take from an analyst on CNBC. He sees Germany bailing out Greece in return for having Buba chief Weber appointed ECB president when Trichet retires next year.
Plausible, especially if the Germans feel a European bailout is inevitable.

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Attached is a preview of a Weber led ECB. Enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1Qmg29NbNY
Greek stocks back at their lows for the day…banks down 6.5%
If Greece is bailout expect a huge market drop
Brain claw…I like it!
sounds like that could be te deal jamie,,,id def not want to be short the eur/usd if and when it come out, cause the squeeze could be huge
I think your on to something zz. Plus, the US is going to hit up agianst the new and impoved 14t debt ceiling in what, April of this year.
That’ s a great joke…he has a plan…with high measures
thx peter…its not that the usd is strong its that the euro is weak, take the fear out of the mix and usd will tank huge time in a flash lots of cb banks are buying euro not selling it, the tide will be quick and ferocious on a sea change…can see this like i heard the other day..imf to do a deal (ie treasury), germany to buy from imf (backed by imf)…and if this is germany gets to remain in powerseat of ecb for a long long time…