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Happy Independence day to our American listeners. My prayers are that tomorrow Greece votes for freedom and votes Oxi! But will it? And what does that mean for the Euro and shares. I note Goldman Sachs claims that a Nai vote will see global equities rise by 10%. Hmmm, I think it misses the bear in the China shop. A few thoughts brought to you from Athens in today's podcast.
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MrMoto
Is it a Cat cafe you are at. Just seen a Facebook page, lots of cute cat pics
https://www.facebook.com/anthropology.cafebar
It’s all in the wording with these votes. Just seen on the BB that the ballot question will not be “Shall we leave the Euro?” but in essence “Do you agree to the creditors proposals?”
http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2015/jul/03/greek-referendum-voters-greece-creditors-proposals?CMP=twt_gu
Making this a very confusing and dangerous ballot