Understanding the Greek-Euro Crisis is Helpful in Managing Personal Investments

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Understanding the Greek-Euro Crisis is Helpful in Managing Personal Investments

Amb. Patrick N. Theros

Special to The National Herald

If you cannot figure out what is going on in Greece, Europe, and beyond, you are not alone. As far away as Doha, Qatar, a blue-ribbon panel featured at the UCLA-sponsored Doha Forum argued for hours on the likelihood that on June 17, Greeks will vote in a government dedicated to agreeing to or rejecting the troika-imposed “Memorandum of Agreement”

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May 31, 2012

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3 readers comments


1. Philip Vorgias wrote on June 01, 2012 1:48 PM	Interesting viewpoint, right up to the point when you engaged in one of your ad-hominem attacks on US conservatives while ignoring the failed policies of Barack Obama, Ambassador Theros. You just can't avoid injecting your own political bias into every viewpoint, can you? Incidentally, 'American Tea Party politicians' or anybody else of the conservative persuasion have no need to 'parlay...crisis...into an economic setback for President Obama'. He's managed to do that quite proficiently with his failed 'Stimulus' pork-barrel spending and questional health care plan. Having to run on a record instead of vague promises about 'Change' is a bitch, isn't it?

2. Patrick Theros wrote on June 19, 2012 3:10 PM	I do have political biases and I am entitled to hold them and am entitled to write about them. It's a free country.

3. Philip Vorgias wrote on June 19, 2012 4:08 PM	And I'm entitled to comment on them and point them out. Like you said, it's a free country.
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