l*****n
发帖数: 1064 | 1 decision is here. this evil country will accept the bailout for sure, so big
pressure on them form the Europe and the US.
let the bears die! | w******s
发帖数: 16209 | 2 反了， 我觉得ireland bailout是被price in了。
不过我觉得这个周末很关键，
昨天考虑怎么做options合适，straddle， strangle， butterfly， iron condor，
spread，credit spread。。
最后觉得还是直接赌一边上call 或者上put加上仓位控制 比较好。
big
【在 l*****n 的大作中提到】
: decision is here. this evil country will accept the bailout for sure, so big
: pressure on them form the Europe and the US.
: let the bears die!
| g*****u
发帖数: 14294 | 3 好啊，让那个穴儿再出来喊几百个PUT!
big
【在 l*****n 的大作中提到】
: decision is here. this evil country will accept the bailout for sure, so big
: pressure on them form the Europe and the US.
: let the bears die!
| l*****n
发帖数: 1064 | 4 TEL AVIV (MarketWatch) — After weeks of insisting that it needed no bailout
, Ireland conceded Sunday that it will need a financial rescue package from
the European Union and International Monetary Fund, according to media
reports.
Ireland’s finance minister, Brian Lenihan, declined to specify a figure
except to say that it would be less than 100 billion euros ($136.7 billion),
the reports say.
The Sunday Times of London had reported earlier that Ireland would seek a
package valued at as much as 120 billion euros.
Lenihan said Ireland was running a deficit of $26 billion and could not
finance that amount at current market rates, the reports say.
Lenihan also said Irish officials also were seeking backing for Ireland’s
debt-burdened banks.
Earlier in the day, the Sunday Times of London report said the IMF, EU and
European Central Bank were preparing a 120-billion-euro ($164 billion)
bailout of Ireland, requiring the country to raise taxes and nationalize
more banks. | w******s
发帖数: 16209 | 5 shot昨天不是说要到周二么
这就从了？
bailout
from
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【在 l*****n 的大作中提到】
: TEL AVIV (MarketWatch) — After weeks of insisting that it needed no bailout
: , Ireland conceded Sunday that it will need a financial rescue package from
: the European Union and International Monetary Fund, according to media
: reports.
: Ireland’s finance minister, Brian Lenihan, declined to specify a figure
: except to say that it would be less than 100 billion euros ($136.7 billion),
: the reports say.
: The Sunday Times of London had reported earlier that Ireland would seek a
: package valued at as much as 120 billion euros.
: Lenihan said Ireland was running a deficit of $26 billion and could not
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