Cfk wins

In today's press:

Argentina is likely to “visibly accelerate” the depreciation of the peso to remain competitive next year after Fernandez’s victory, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analyst Alberto Ramos said today in a note to investors. Consumer prices by the end of the year are expected to have increased by more than 50 percent from year-end 2009, according to the report.

“Much of the favorable conditions that boosted President Fernandez de Kirchner will soon disappear, squeezing the economy like an oversized plump lemon,” Walter Molano, head of research at BCP Securities, wrote in a report today.

And why are some of the quoted reports questionable?

The country also hasn’t allowed the International Monetary Fund to review its finances, as it does for every other member country, since 2006, and has failed to reach an accord with the Paris Club group of creditor nations to settle claims on $9 billion of defaulted debt.
 
“Much of the favorable conditions that boosted President Fernandez de Kirchner will soon disappear, squeezing the economy like an oversized plump lemon,” Walter Molano, head of research at BCP Securities, wrote in a report today.

I'm going to find a way to write something like that into my next report.
 
jb5 said:
In today's press:

In today's press:

: Argentina is likely to “visibly accelerate” the depreciation of the peso to remain competitive next year after Fernandez’s victory, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analyst Alberto Ramos said today in a note to investors. Consumer prices by the end of the year are expected to have increased by more than 50 percent from year-end 2009, according to the report.

: “Much of the favorable conditions that boosted President Fernandez de Kirchner will soon disappear, squeezing the economy like an oversized plump lemon,” Walter Molano, head of research at BCP Securities, wrote in a report today.

Hahaha....and who the hell are Walter T. Molano and Alberto Ramos who keep writing things like this all over the place, mercenaries masters on misinformation under contract or professional doomsters.

Argentina: Exit Kirchners?
Monday, August 11, 2008

It is no longer a question of "if," it is now a question of "when" the Kirchners will be ousted.

BY WALTER T. MOLANO

Argentine bond prices plunged more than 6 percent on Friday, as the market gave up hope that President Cristina Kirchner would amend her ways. Argentina suffered its worst week since the default of 2002. The Argentine EMBI+ jumped to 727, the widest spread in the region.


Comment: Alberto Ramos on Chavez, elections and market risk
Mon Nov 19, 2007

BY ALBERTO RAMOS

Alberto Ramos, Latin America analyst at Goldman Sachs: Despite the growing opposition—including from previously key government political allies— to the far reaching and highly controversial...
 
Did anyone else find it remarkable, if not startling that the FIRST person CFK thanked in her presidential acceptance speech Sunday night was MY DEAR DEAR FRIEND HUGO (CHAVEZ), followed by MARVELOUS EVO (MORALES), RAUL (CASTRO)........

¨Dime con quien andás y te diré quien sos¨
 
dani28 said:
Did anyone else find it remarkable, if not startling that the FIRST person CFK thanked in her presidential acceptance speech Sunday night was MY DEAR DEAR FRIEND HUGO (CHAVEZ), followed by MARVELOUS EVO (MORALES), RAUL (CASTRO)........

¨Dime con quien andás y te diré quien sos¨

She didn't thank M*A*C? Estee Lauder? Maybelline? Sephora?

Give a lady a lifetime supply of product in 2007 and she's completely forgotten you 4 years later.

:rolleyes:
 
dani28 said:
Did anyone else find it remarkable, if not startling that the FIRST person CFK thanked in her presidential acceptance speech Sunday night was MY DEAR DEAR FRIEND HUGO (CHAVEZ), followed by MARVELOUS EVO (MORALES), RAUL (CASTRO)........

¨Dime con quien andás y te diré quien sos¨

So?

Then what she is?

Someone else did post with same animosity and purpose a thread saying she lost a friend in Muhammad Qaddafi and with that it shows how narrow minded some people are even if their aim was to make a joke...lately there are still popping now and then same kind of threads with the intention of demonizing her, I wonder what kind of people are doing this. In this country there are plenty mercenaries doing just that 24/7, in the media and in every place they can interfere by posting rubbish and innuendo, I'm wondering if these same people are already here propagating hate and misinformation.

I don't see to many threads making fun of Bush, Obama, Cameron, Thatcher, Sarkozy the Queen or some other clowns.

That's it, now I'm going to watch 6-7-8 ...good night.
 
Lucas said:
So?

I don't see to many threads making fun of Bush, Obama, Cameron, Thatcher, Sarkozy the Queen or some other clowns.

That's it, now I'm going to watch 6-7-8 ...good night.

Go hang out in the World Politics forum - there are plenty of those threads.
 
Ladran Sancho, señal que cabalgamos.

Even if I was not a kirchnerista already I would become one after reading many of the posts here. By the way, what do you people think about people that clearly support the right voting for the candidate of the SOCIALIST party? (Binner).

The 2015 elections are going to be very interesting.
 
The post that Ghost posted about Gaddafi and his murder that was splashed over the front pages of the world newspapers was in most bad taste. I believe in morals and the sanctity of human life but it seems that the media and its crony supporters have become like vultures feasting on the suffering and indignity of others

Libya today has been destroyed with over 50,000 dead and beautiful cities destroyed . This is the reality of war and nothing else!!!!!
 
Peso at 4.47 a week after the election (and black market is picking up dramatically). Anyone still think there won't be a significant devaluation?
 
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