Morgan Stanley Says Europe's Pandora's Box Has Been Opened
Have a sinking suspicion that the way the Eurozone has handled the past week's Greek threat has set the stage for the collapse of the Eurozone (here's looking at you Italy, over and over) now that Merkozy has made the possibility of a country leaving the Eurozone all too real? You are not alone: Morgan Stanley's Joachim Fels has just sent a note to clients in which he not only commingles three of the catchiest and most abused apocalyptic phrases of our time ("Emperor has no clothes", "Water Pistol not Bazooka" and "Pandora's Box") he also warns, in no uncertain terms, that "by raising the possibility that a country might (be forced to) leave the euro, core European governments may have set in motion a sequence of events which could potentially lead to runs on sovereigns and banks in peripheral countries that make everything we have seen so far in this crisis look benign." And when a major investment bank, itself susceptible to bank runs warns of, well, bank runs, you listen.More On MF Global - It Gets Worse
*We are staring into the dark abyss of our system - Dante's Inferno if you
will - but it's being hidden by a veil of deceit and cover-up that may not
disappear until the system has incinerated - *Dave in Denver, 11/5/11
I reiterate my call for justice in this situation by giving Jon Corzine a
seat in jail in between Bubba and Bernie Madoff. If this were the 1800's,
Corzine would be subjected to a public hanging. I'd pay good money to see
that.
It turns out that several MF customers had requested their money from MF
Global several days before MF hit the wall. Usually you can ... more »
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