Despite the fact Mr. Rastani may touch on some critical points, I refute the statement 'the stock market, and with it the euro are finished.' The very definition of efficient markets undermines his point, at least for the time being and suggests there is still a great deal of hope out there.
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Friday, 30 September 2011
Alessio Rastani - BBC Trader Interview
Admittedly, I've jumped on the bandwagon a little late with this one, but the ratification this trader employs with his 3 minute rant is quite staggering and potentially exposes an ugly side of an industry with many secrets.
Despite the fact Mr. Rastani may touch on some critical points, I refute the statement 'the stock market, and with it the euro are finished.' The very definition of efficient markets undermines his point, at least for the time being and suggests there is still a great deal of hope out there.
Despite the fact Mr. Rastani may touch on some critical points, I refute the statement 'the stock market, and with it the euro are finished.' The very definition of efficient markets undermines his point, at least for the time being and suggests there is still a great deal of hope out there.
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Alessio Rastani,
banking,
EU,
euro,
Financial Crisis,
Goldman Sachs,
UK Economy
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