I found this very interesting; Germany is faced with seemingly unsolvable problems:
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Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
October 12, 2023
October 26, 2022
October 01, 2022
September 22, 2022
Germany Collapsing
Worth a watch. Germany is collapsing and the rest of Europe cannot be far behind.
August 08, 2021
June 08, 2018
President Trump and Tariffs
Oh no, President Trump has upset everyone with his tariffs on steel and aluminium. However if you step back for a minute, it is easy to see that the US has been taken advantage of. The countries that are now the focus of Trump's attention, very quickly skew the playing field when it suits them. All the US is doing is evening things up. Those countries affected are crying crocodile tears in other words.
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June 25, 2016
Brexit
Britain has done the sensible thing and voted to leave the EU. Now listen to all that bleating from the rest of Europe will you. And the markets were down, yay, cheap buys for all us value investors.
Will Britain's exit be a negative for Britain or the EU? I think neither. If you look at what Britain manufactures, it is of more interest to the rest of the world than western Europe. Most of the rest of the EU already make lots of what Britain makes, and they skew the playing field to freeze Britain out. Now the playing field can be levelled up.
For the EU, they lose a cash cow in the UK. But life will just go on for them as it does now.
A significant event then, rather like the Arab spring. But it will not foreshadow a crash.
Will Britain's exit be a negative for Britain or the EU? I think neither. If you look at what Britain manufactures, it is of more interest to the rest of the world than western Europe. Most of the rest of the EU already make lots of what Britain makes, and they skew the playing field to freeze Britain out. Now the playing field can be levelled up.
For the EU, they lose a cash cow in the UK. But life will just go on for them as it does now.
A significant event then, rather like the Arab spring. But it will not foreshadow a crash.
