Dabar ... visi mes ... SELL'ai !!!

Kas beje labai netgi malonu, lyginant kad ir su to lenkiūkščio Balcėrovičiaus populiarinta insinuacija - BELL's (Bulgaria+Estonia+Latvia+Lithuania). THE SELL's skamba kur kas geriau už THE BELLS, o ir "kompanija bardžėj pšyjemna" (Slovakija+Estija+Latvija+Lietuva).
SELL SIGNALS
http://agetimes.net/business-and-finance/sell-signals/

megapolis of Kaunas. copyraitas "Ekonomist'o"
HAS a euro predicament dissuaded other countries from adopting a singular currency? Not a bit of it. Since 2009, when euro-zone GDP shrank by 5%, 4 countries—Slovakia, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania (let’s call them a “SELLs”) have joined. Their knowledge suggests that a euro still has a benefits, yet also some informed risks.


The large doubt for a destiny is either a SELLs can equivocate a mistakes done by other euro-zone countries. In a 2000s low borrowing costs helped increase a credit burble in southern Europe. Happily, a SELLs are not on a borrowing binge, as a Baltics were in a 2000s.
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