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Any suggestions to how to get reliable (±50 percent) data? Do the 38 or 52 or 67 cuevas in Córdoba (nobody knows how many there are) call the Blue Dollar Central Bank in Buenos Aires and report today's turnover? What about those in Salta, Neuquen, Tucumán, Rosario, Corrientes and Santa Fe, how...

The blue dollar market is about 40 million a day. Now you have heard that it is 40 million a day. The blue dollar market is about half a million a day. Now you have heard that it is half a million a day. The blue dollar market is about 7 million a day. Now you have heard that it is 7 million a...

If the majority of the people in Argentina save in (Argentine) pesos the root cause of all Argentina's economical problems are explained, because then the majority of the people in Argentina have one- or, at most, two-digit IQs. No Argentino I have ever met would ever dream of saving in...

From my point of view not as much Argentina v. the rest of the world as knowledge about other countries. What does the average person in the Americas know about e.g. Nigeria, population: 174,500,000 Indonesia, population: 237,400,000 PS: When ordering from Amazon in Europe, use Amazon.co.uk...

So true. Of the app 7.100.000.000 people in the world, some 7.020.000.000 don't care what happens in Argentina, although they know that it is located on the west coast of South America, somewhere south of India and north of Senegal, or someplace near that.

It is not possible to be in default at one place in the world and not in another, default is not localized. Being in default is somewhat like being pregnant - you either are or you aren't, and it doesn't go away because you move into another room. Miss one single payment and Argentina is in...

On even dates: All the world supports Argentina! On odd dates: All the world is trying to destroy Argentina!

Presidenta Cristina: "Impedir que alguien pague no es default" Economy minister Kicillof: "there’s no default, we’ve paid" Watch how it's done in https://www.youtube....w7nD9C4&t=2m07s

Argentina did not. Argentina must not only fulfill all the conditions in their own restructuring prospects, but also Griesa's ruling, and United States Court of Appeals ruling, NML Capital, Ltd. v. Republic of Argentina: "For the reasons stated, the judgments of the district court (1) granting...

Little Rabbit has also read several comments by specialists in sovereign debt, and they all come to the same conslusion: Argentina is in default, whether frenchie likes it or not.

Presidenta Cristina: "Impedir que alguien pague no es default" http://www.losandes.com.ar/article/cristina-nego-el-default-y-pidio-unidad Economy minister Kicillof: "there’s no default, we’ve paid" http://www.buenosair...ult-we’ve-paid’ Can someone explain why the Argentine government claims...

He has managed to pick fights not only with the pro-CFK group, but the neo-liberal group as well as the group in the middle. One should never tell the truth.

Sorry, but you lost. How much did we bet? B) :) As I wrote in a previous post, my workers in Mexico were unable to pronounce my name (as you know, words starting with Str are almost impossible for Latin Americans).

Everybody hates the theatre on the left My skin is thick, but I kick back at kickers - what has that got to do with skin thickness?

I am willing to bet 5 cents against your 2,000 dollars that you are wrong.

Oh, I see, there was an empty slot in the queue of bashers? https://www.youtube....h?v=xnKOVPXhlnE

He is one greedy bastard, but perhaps a religious greedy bastard attempting to save his soul from excessive heat? :eek: ;)

So, frenchie, who am I with my new avatar? Why do you (or anyone else) imagine my username and avatar has anything to do with me? (BTW: Don Alberto is what my workers called me, when I lived in Mexico - not that my name is Alberto or Albert, but they simply couldn't pronounce my real name)

Singer's job is to grab as much money for his hedge funds as possible, something he is good at, and something he is obliged to do. As I already have said, I think it's a stinker, when the sole purpose is to grab. There is no moral in law - fortunately. There is no moral in finance -...

You may find it inelegant to use bold typeface, so don't, but I use it to emphasize what I find most important. "This appeal relates to bonds issued by the Republic of Argentina in respect of which, together with all its other debt, Argentina declared a moratorium in December 2001. Between June...