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    What the Italy Referendum Results Mean for the Markets

    Italy Referendum Results

    By Cameron Saucier, Associate Editor, Money Morning - December 5, 2016

    The Italy referendum results sent U.S. markets roaring to new highs on Monday intraday, with the Dow hitting a record 19,249 intraday.

    Here's why investors are reacting so positively to the results and its impact on the markets moving forward...

Article Index

  • What the Italy Referendum Results Mean for the Markets
  • What the Quitaly Vote Today Means for Your Money
  • What Is Quitaly?
  • BREXIT CHART: The Largest and Smallest Economies in the EU
  • The Two "Bandits" Ripping Off Investors This Week
  • Greek Bailout Will Feed the Joint EU-NATO Energy Empire
  • Idiocy Knows No Borders
  • Inside the Greece Crisis: Can Greece Exit the Euro?
  • Protect Your Wealth from Greek Fears
  • What Happens If Greece Exits the Euro?
  • What Happens When Greece Defaults?
  • The True Story Behind the Greek Debt Crisis: Why Hasn’t Greece Defaulted on Its Debt Yet?
  • Why a Greek Default Is a Global $360 Billion Problem That Affects Us All
  • Why This Euro Rebound Won’t Stop Euro-Dollar Parity
  • A Bond ETF to Play the European Hunt for Yield
  • How Much Does Greece Owe? 4 Charts That Put Greek Debt in Perspective
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What the Italy Referendum Results Mean for the Markets

By Cameron Saucier, Associate Editor, Money Morning - December 5, 2016

Italy Referendum Results

The Italy referendum results sent U.S. markets roaring to new highs on Monday intraday, with the Dow hitting a record 19,249 intraday.

Here's why investors are reacting so positively to the results and its impact on the markets moving forward...

What the Quitaly Vote Today Means for Your Money

By Cameron Saucier, Associate Editor, Money Morning - December 4, 2016

Quitaly vote today

The Quitaly vote today could send the markets into free fall - just like the Brexit vote did back in June.

You can prepare your portfolio now - and even profit from the Quitaly vote - by using this trading strategy, which was put together by our Chief Investment Strategist...

What Is Quitaly?

By Diane Alter, Contributing Writer, Money Morning - December 4, 2016

what is Quitaly

First there was Grexit, followed by Brexit, and now there's Quitaly.

What is Quitaly?

It's Italy's referendum that could decide if the struggling country will change its constitution...

BREXIT CHART: The Largest and Smallest Economies in the EU

By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning - June 16, 2016

The European Union (EU) is seeing renewed interest by investors because Britain wants to leave.

The EU referendum vote on June23 will determine whether the United Kingdom will remain in the EU.

Use our refresher to identify the 28 member countries in the European Union. We also showed the largest and smallest economies in the group...

The Two "Bandits" Ripping Off Investors This Week

By Michael E. Lewitt, Global Credit Strategist, Money Morning • @MichaelELewitt - December 6, 2015

nasdaq stocks

Just because central bankers want to lead investors over the cliff like they did in 2008 doesn't mean that people should follow them.

Unfortunately, that's exactly what investors did last week. In a year that has seen many foolish rallies, Friday's massive rally in stocks - coming just a day after a massive sell-off - was the most foolish of all.

Let's take these one at a time...

Greek Bailout Will Feed the Joint EU-NATO Energy Empire

By Jim Bach, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @JimBach22 - July 28, 2015

Global Economy

The Greek bailout is the latest exercise in a geopolitical ploy to expand European business interests and reinforce North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) doctrine.

The only logical conclusion to this point is that this Greek bailout and the two preceding it were never about helping Greece repay.

The Greek debt crisis is about way more than just Greece or holding together the Eurozone...

Idiocy Knows No Borders

By Michael E. Lewitt, Global Credit Strategist, Money Morning • @MichaelELewitt - July 12, 2015

greece crisis

As a veteran investor and hedge fund manager, I've often pursued strategies that feed off volatility. So for me, the type of schizophrenic, up-and-down action that we saw last week was just what the doctor ordered. Unfortunately, for anyone banking on a positive long-term outcome for Greece and the EU, the doctor making orders may well be named Kervorkian.

The "Gridiots" in Europe spent the week torturing a world too fearful (or stupid) to just ignore their idiocy. The dysfunctional and bankrupt Hellenic State will continue to be funded for a couple of more years - after which they'll have to go through this moronic exercise all over again. Having allowed its populace to self-immolate and vote against accepting the demands of its creditors, the Syriza government caved to precisely those demands and now the world will wait to see if the rest of the European governments will be dumb enough to fall for this charade.

Read more....

Inside the Greece Crisis: Can Greece Exit the Euro?

By Money Morning Reports, Money Morning - July 9, 2015

Greece Crisis

The Eurozone and the Greek people are wondering what happens if Greece exits the euro.

The conventional wisdom is that Greece would abandon the euro, adopt the drachma, and then work to devalue it to boost export competitiveness and grow the economy.

The reality is not so simple...

Protect Your Wealth from Greek Fears

By Money Morning Member Alert, Money Morning - July 7, 2015

greece crisis

The recent disquiet over Greece has been threatening the markets and dominating the headlines, but the best course of action for investors right now is to view it as more noise than signal.

The Greek situation has taken years to play out, and the levels of non-hedged global exposure to Greek debt have been drastically reduced since 2010. There has also been plenty of time to mitigate the risk of contagion that could result from a Greek default or even an exit from the euro.

Read more here...

What Happens If Greece Exits the Euro?

By Jim Bach, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @JimBach22 - July 7, 2015

what happens if greece exits the euro merkel

The Eurozone and the Greek people are wondering what happens if Greece exits the euro.

The conventional wisdom is that Greece would abandon the euro, adopt the drachma, and then work to devalue it to boost export competitiveness and grow the economy.

The reality is not so simple...

What Happens When Greece Defaults?

By Jim Bach, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @JimBach22 - June 23, 2015

what happens when greece defaults

What happens when Greece defaults?

That's the question on the market's mind right now. It's no longer a question of "what happens if Greece defaults?"

Here's why the stakes are high, and why a default or "Grexit" is about more than just Greece...

The True Story Behind the Greek Debt Crisis: Why Hasn’t Greece Defaulted on Its Debt Yet?

By Jim Bach, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @JimBach22 - June 4, 2015

Greek Debt Crisis

For most of the Greek debt crisis the reality has been well-known. Even if it was only initially discussed among the staffers and in the back offices of the International Monetary Fund, a Greek default has always been inevitable.

So now that Greece is €328 billion in the hole – a 175% debt-to-GDP ratio – exactly why hasn’t Greece defaulted on its debt yet?

Here’s the real story behind the Greek debt crisis…

Why a Greek Default Is a Global $360 Billion Problem That Affects Us All

By Jim Bach, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @JimBach22 - May 11, 2015

A Greek default is inevitable. Years of piling up bailout loans without a reprieve in the Greek debt crisis prove that.

But it's not just the 300 billion or so euros in Greek debt are the problem. It's the complicated spider web of cross-collateralizations and derivative trades tied to Greek debt that are the real terror.

Here's how a Greek default could be a much bigger problem than you're being lead to believe...

Why This Euro Rebound Won’t Stop Euro-Dollar Parity

By Jim Bach, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @JimBach22 - May 1, 2015

Euro Dollar

Euro-dollar parity is still coming. Don’t be fooled by this sudden rebound.

The fundamentals support a fast dive to euro-dollar parity. But the technical traders simply won’t allow it to fall to those levels so quickly.

Here’s why euro-dollar parity will still happen, even if there are some snags on the way down…

A Bond ETF to Play the European Hunt for Yield

By Jim Bach, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @JimBach22 - April 6, 2015

bond etf

The hunt for yield in Europe is positioning a certain bond ETF for big gains.

Right now, Eurozone government bonds are a no-go. Yields are crashing all across the continent and the profit opportunities are drying up. This will only be made worse as the European Central Bank carries on with quantitative easing.

But it's making this bond ETF, which plays off an important subsector, a must.

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