On May 19, 7:44*pm, John Cochrane
wrote:
On May 19, 5:17*pm, Dave Nadler wrote:



On May 17, 9:33*pm, Dave Nadler wrote:

What ? The Greeks make gliders ?
No you silly, of course not.

The Euro is now cheap as fall-out of the Greek fiscal crisis.
New gliders are now cheaper in US$ than for a long time !

Contact me immediately to order your bargain-priced Antares ;-)
See ya, Dave

PS: If I get the gist of John Cochrane's editorial piece in Tuesday's
WSJ, this is set to continue for a while, as various dithering and
posturing fails to impress the markets.

PPS: Heaving "fiscal stimulus" on the ash heap of bad ideas ?

Hey, Dave, you know me; I always have middle of the road opinions,
stated very humbly.

After I wrote it, the Germans decided to post a list of "banks whose
stocks you should sell and from which you should take out all your
money now" otherwise known as a short-sale ban. I'm sure that will
calm the crisis.

Alas, there was no room in the WSJ for "the other piece of good news
is US glider pilots may soon get a really good christmas present"

Those of you who have no idea what we're talking about, *the WSJ link
is here

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...57524866112172...

If you can't get the WSJ, I posted a version on my webpage

http://faculty.chicagobooth.edu/john...Papers/John%20...

John Cochrane

Here's another view: http://blogs.reuters.com/felix-salmo...ight-collapse/
Of course, the Euro rose to 1.2567366723 today...

See ya, Dave