No worries.. just like Swedbank did not have share in bankrupt Lanham Brothers, just like major Latvian companies had not gathered in line to withdraw their assets from Sweedbank due to lack of cash. Will see how long will unlimited liquidity from Sweeden central bank manag to save You from drwning.
ārzemniece - Paties mĒrglis
16.10.2008 08:22
Please write in a language that you're at least marginally comfortable, and can express yourself relatively coherently.
Dungotājs
16.10.2008 19:36
As one intelligence service has it: now that the governments have decided to let the pig fly, they have to figure out how to grow it wings. Am I supposed to believe that Swedbank's donkey not only knows how to shit money, but its management is also into aeronautics?
Liberals
17.10.2008 16:19
"Maigās svārstības" - labi tekts. Kas tad ir katastrofa ?
"Tas izskatās pēc īsta banānu republikas gājiena " - tieši tā arī ir. Tas ir brīvas sabiedrības graušana. Uzņēmējs pieņem lēmumu un nes atbildību. Ja atbildību pārņem valsts, tad vai nu haoss (to jau divas nedēļas varam redzēt Bloomberg.com) , vai nu valstij jāparņem visu atbildību savās rokās - to redzēsim rīt. Socialisma uzvara pasaules mērogā !
"ASV centrālā banka var pateikt: „šeit būs triljons dolāru!”, un triljons dolāru ir radušies, kur to agrāk nebija. Neviens cits pasaulē uz šādu burvestību nav spējīgs. " - Aga, FED ražo bagātību. Ne no kā. Par šo triljonu mēs visi nopirksim maizi un pienu. Un varbūt pat sviestu. Visi varam justies droši - burvis eksistē ! Bet ja tomēr tā nav ?
Burvju zeme eksistē tikai autora sapņos. Ne Latvijā, ne ASV burvju nav. Diemžēl.
Dungotājs - P. Strautiņ
19.10.2008 12:36
Sekojošais no vakardienas (18. oct.) Financial Times:
".......Iceland is a typical example of a small economy that took on large amounts of loans before the credit crisis to fuel domestic expansion, making it the most indebted country in the world as it ran up debts of more than 10 times its gross domestic product.
The eastern European countries Hungary and Ukraine, along with the Baltic economies of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, are now in real danger of following Iceland into financial meltdown........"
