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A restructuring where creditors don't get repaid in full is a default (which is what you said above).
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The alternative is called "restructuring" - this is something when debters sign up to a deal which would restructure debts, most likely with worse terms for them.Originally posted by Freamon View PostSo having previously said there were options that would allow Greece to avoid default, you are now saying that the alternative option is a default?
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So having previously said there were options that would allow Greece to avoid default, you are now saying that the alternative option is a default?Originally posted by AtW View PostA default with partial repayment is much better than total loss.
I've left Russia to find new life in UK after default of 1998.
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How would I know why they're saying Tuesday. I've sold out all of my share positions after the rally on Thursday.Originally posted by AtW View PostF**k, why Tuesday, we are upgrading network to 10 GBE that day!
(and no I didn't get all my money back before you ask)
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Shares boards reckon Tuesday is a crunch doom day.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostThe 64 thousand billion trillion euro question is whether we are going to any more major doom next week.
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Are you telling him to polish his knob? You two worry me.Originally posted by AtW View Postsuity this thread is for adults, please go look at something shiny until your bed time comes.
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I watched that interview ... but couldn't stop myself wondering why Edwina would bonk someone so bland
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The 64 thousand billion trillion euro question is whether we are going to any more major doom next week.
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