MERCATO LIBERO

Il dado è oramai tratto...le famiglie di mezza Europa oramai non si fidano piu' di questi BOIARDI DI STATO.

Se anche Draghi portasse i tassi a zero, se anche si stampassero gli Eurobond, se anche ci fosse un QE...SERVIREBBE SOLO A SPOSTARE IN AVANTI IL PROBLEMA.

LA CORSA DI QUESTA CRISI VERRA' FERMATA SOLO CON LA PESANTE RIDUZIONE DEL DEBITO...

Fino a quando gli investimenti non torneranno in Italia (o nei paesi PIIGS)

Fino a quando il potere di acquisto non aumenterà...

Fino a quando pensioni, cure mediche e scuola non aumenteranno a favore dei cittadini

Fino a quando la pressione fiscale non calerà sensibilmente (sotto il 30%)

Fino a quando le accise non scenderanno

Fino a quando la disoccupazione non scenderà

FINO AD ALLORA IL PESSIMISMO PERVADERA' GLI ANIMI DI MEZZA EUROPA.

LE AZIENDE CONTINUERANNO AD EMIGRARE, INSIEME ALLE FAMIGLIE E ALLE TESORERIE E AI TESORI DEI PIU' RICCHI.

Questa volta è differente...IN QUESTA CRISI...SONO I RICCHI E I BORGHESI AD ABBANDONARE PER PRIMI IL TITANIC.....Il governo ha deciso di tassare loro invece che punire la banche e i detentori del debito pubblico e del debito bancario..

LEGGETE QUEST'ARTICOLO SULLA REALE SITUAZIONE DELLE PERSONE

I CITTADINI GRECI SVUOTANO I CONTI CORRENTI DELLE BANCHE...
Many Greeks are draining their savings accounts because they are out of work, face rising taxes or are afraid the country will be forced to leave the euro zone. By withdrawing money, they are forcing banks to scale back their lending -- and are inadvertently making the recession even worse.



A questo aggiungete che a Bankitalia sono seriamente preoccupati delle quotidiane uscite di contante e di denaro verso le casseforti degli italiani e verso l'estero. I bonifici su conti esteri UFFICIALMENTE APERTI sono in fortissimo aumento.

MERCATO LIBERO ASSISTE A UNA VERA ESCALATION DI RICHIESTE PER LA SVIZZERA GIORNO DOPO GIORNO...E LA MANOVRA MONTI NON HA CERTO PORTATO FIDUCIA...ANZI...HA ACCELERATO IL PROCESSO.

ECCO IL RESTO DI QUEST'ARTICOLO...UN DOVERE LEGGERLO (per chi non sa l'inglese..usi il traduttore di google)


georgios Provopoulos, the governor of the central bank of Greece, is a man of statistics, and they speak a clear language. "In September and October, savings and time deposits fell by a further 13 to 14 billion euros. In the first 10 days of November the decline continued on a large scale," he recently told the economic affairs committee of the Greek parliament.

With disarming honesty, the central banker explained to the lawmakers why the Greek economy isn't managing to recover from a recession that has gone on for three years now: "Our banking system lacks the scope to finance growth."
He means that the outflow of funds from Greek bank accounts has been accelerating rapidly. At the start of 2010, savings and time deposits held by private households in Greece totalled €237.7 billion -- by the end of 2011, they had fallen by €49 billion. Since then, the decline has been gaining momentum. Savings fell by a further €5.4 billion in September and by an estimated €8.5 billion in October -- the biggest monthly outflow of funds since the start of the debt crisis in late 2009.

The raid on bank accounts stems from deep uncertainty in Greek households which culminated in early November during the political turmoil that followed the announcement by then-Prime Minister Georgios Papandreou of a referendum on the second Greek bailout package.

Papandreou withdrew the plan and stepped down following an outcry among other European leaders against the referendum, and a new government was formed on Nov. 11 under former central banker Loukas Papademos. That appears to have slowed the drop in bank savings, at least for the time being.

Bank Withdrawals Worsening Crisis

Nevertheless, the Greeks today only have €170 billion in savings -- almost 30 percent less than at the start of 2010.

The hemorrhaging of bank savings has had a disastrous impact on the economy. Many companies have had to tap into their reserves during the recession because banks have become more reluctant to lend. More Greek families are now living off their savings because they have lost their jobs or have had their salaries or pensions cut.

In August, unemployment reached 18.4 percent. Many Greeks now hoard their savings in their homes because they are worried the banking system may collapse.

Those who can are trying to shift their funds abroad. The Greek central bank estimates that around a fifth of the deposits withdrawn have been moved out of the country. "There is a lot of uncertainty," says Panagiotis Nikoloudis, president of the National Agency for Combating Money Laundering.

The banks are exploiting that insecurity. "They are asking their customers whether they wouldn't rather invest their money in Liechtenstein, Switzerland or Germany."

Nikoloudis has detected a further trend. At first, it was just a few people trying to withdraw large sums of money. Now it's large numbers of people moving small sums. Ypatia K., a 55-year-old bank worker from Athens, can confirm that. "The customers, especially small savers, have recently been withdrawing sums of €3,000, €4,000 or €5,000. That was panic," she said.

Marina S., a 74-year-old widow from Athens, said she has to be extra careful with money these days. "I have no choice but to withdraw money from my savings," she said.

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IL SALVATAGGIO DELL'EUROPA E' L'EVENTO PIU' PROBABILE...MA IN ECONOMIA ACCADE SEMPRE CHE...QUANDO LA PROBABILITA' CAMBIA A FAVORE DELL'EVENTO MENO PROBABILE...NON C'E' PIU' TEMPO E L'EVENTO E' GIA' ACCADUTO.

COLPIRE UN ICEBERG E' POCO PROBABILE..MA QUANDO CAPITA ...SE NON HAI GIA' PREDISPOSTO LE SCIALUPPE...ADDIO..

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