Mark Grant And Rick Santelli On Europe: "It's A Ponzi Scheme To Be Honest With You"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on
08/14/2012 12:32 -0400
As Simon Hobbs noted this morning, Olli Rehn confirmed ahh that err "both
the European Union and the ECB are ready to take action" but only
conditional upon requests for aid. What is perhaps missed by most observers is
what Rick Santelli and Mark Grant discuss in more detail in the short clip
below. Greece managed to sell EUR4 billion short-dated bills this morning at
remarkably low yields - not exactly the kind of thing that incentivizes
political leaders to request aid - but how did they do it? Who bought it? Well,
we suspect you know the answer but Mark Grant's clarifying response to
Santelli's question concluded simply that the
ECB-to-Greek-Banks-to-The-Bank-Of Greece-to-ECB circle-jerk is "in a
sense, a kind of Ponzi scheme." Santelli's response that "it
really is a rigged game" and that our reflexive response to the
signaling of bond yields is remarkable given the manipulation; Grant agrees
adding that "the real money guys are
either out of Europe, getting out of Europe, or have cut back as much as they
can" since simple math shows you that at some point Europe will
have it's 'moment'.
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