Investors running scared, whats the risk?

[NorthernRaider]

[Devonian]

Personally I wouldn't worry about it too much, yes the Argentine economy is in dire straights, but it has been for years whilst the FTSE actually hit a 7 year high last week, but even the FTSE has not seen a dramatic rise as has been seen in previous years, so I think things are fairly stable - but then who really knows?

[NorthernRaider]

I wonder if they may get desperate enough to incite another conflict with us as they now have some of the other SA states on their side who are quite vocal about their hostility to us??

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Your right of course about not worrying, but being enlightened makes me worry less

[bigpaul]

I think this is why the Argentine government is banging on about the Falklands, to take peoples minds off their problems at home.

[Barneyboy]

think your right mate. nothing takes the mind of the people like a good war and some one else to hate and fight

[bigpaul]

yep you see the same in the USA, having a bad time in the polls Mr President? time to invade another country I think!!

[Jonas]

No risk, NR, just a guaranteed certainty. Those economies based on fiat currency, smoke and mirrors, and deficit spending will collapse. The question is, when?

My guess (and I hope I'm wrong) is very soon!

[NorthernRaider]

Devon,Paul, Barney, Jonas, thanks for the input, opinion both side of the pond on multiple forums appears to be in consensus.

[Straight Shooter]

I am 100% with JP .....there again for those. Who are interested check out GERALD CELENTI ....Trends in the news....MARC FABER on YT just to start off with .

[Tibbs735]

Wasn't their dodgy economy and general strife/miscontent one reason for the original Falkland invasion?