When a Team Fraud mouthpiece asks, "What Happens When Greece Defaults," detailing likely events precipitating a chain reaction collapse of the trans-Atlantic banking system once Greece invariably defaults on its sovereign debt (admitting this is not a matter of "if," but rather "when"), you have to start wondering how anyone in their right mind would suppose that, in store is something other than the collapse of global equity markets.
No doubt bolstered is my view claiming every minute counts when denied is added time's futility. No doubt, too, marionettes who to date have been bent on playing make believe could start falling like flies once time bought at an incredibly dear price inevitably expires...
Tick, tock, tick, tock, tick, tock... Just a little lower and wave 4 of (c) should be history.
And confirming the late hour is the CBOE Put/Call Ratio. Time bought that wildly expensive equity — this in a realm where a mountain of debt faces fast approaching doom, rather than sustained "worth" in fantasy — might be ever more slowly transferred to suckers logically demands a heavier price paid in the free market, too.
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