Merkel hatte beim Treffen mit Papandreou schärfere Massnahmen gefordert:
Wir müssen es schaffen, den Spekulanten das Handwerk zu legen.
In ihrer DDR-Schulzeit dürfte Angela Merkel bestimmt mal was vom Georg Soros gehört haben
und wie Soros die Klassenfeind-Währung der DDR das britische Pfund behandelte.
Soros hätte es nie gewagt die DDR-Markt anzugreifen.
Somit erklärt sich ihre Wirtschaftslogik.
P.S.: Goldmünzen, Goldbarren, Silbermünzen und Silberbarren
sind die Sicherungsobjekte in einer verlogenen Eu-Wirtschaftspolitik.
Griechenland hatte die Statistiken gefälscht, falsche Daten geliefert
ansonsten hätte Griechenland nie der EU-Währung beitreten können.
Hier noch ein bischen Nachhilfeunterricht für die deutsche Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel
und wer den Artikel liest wird feststellen dass Soros auch mal verloren hat
mal sehen wer gewinnt die Angela-Merkel mit ihrem Griechen oder die Spekulanten
ich wette die Spekulanten sind cleverer !
[url]http://www.investopedia.com/articles/financial-theory/09/how-soros-does-it.asp[/url]
Major Trades
George Soros will always be remembered as "the man who broke the Bank
of England." A well-known currency speculator,
Soros does not limit his efforts to a particular geographic area, instead
considering the entire world when seeking opportunities. In September of 1992,
he borrowed billions of dollars worth of British pounds and converted them to
German marks.
When the pound crashed, Soros repaid his lenders based on the new, lower value
of the pound, pocketing in excess of $1 billion
in the difference between the value of the pound and
the value of the mark during a single day's trading. He
made nearly $2 billion in total after unwinding his position.
He made a similar move with Asian currencies
during the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, participating in a speculative frenzy that resulted in the
collapse of the baht (Thailand's currency). These trades were so effective because the national currencies the
speculators bet against were pegged to other currencies,
meaning that agreements were in place to "prop up" the currencies
in order to make sure that they traded in a specific ratio against the currency to
which they were pegged.
When the speculators placed their bets, the currency issuers were forced
to attempt to maintain the ratios by buying their currencies on the open market.
When the governments ran out of money and were forced to abandon that effort, the currency values plummeted. (Learn about the catalysts of a currency crisis in What Causes A Currency Crisis?)
Governments lived in fear that Soros would take an interest in their
currencies. When he did, other speculators joined the fray
in what's been described as a pack of wolves
descending on a herd of elk. (Wenn das Wolfspack die Elchherde angreift)
