This strikes me as pretty plausible, and I’m guessing the export cap here will be around €1000-equivalent. If the public perception is that nationalist dictatorship created the Spanish middle class and eurocracy destroyed it (basically only the extremely rich have accounts in safe havens), then the future could be interesting.
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Yay!
Oh wait, did I misunderstand?
That’s what I’m paying you for.
If the euro’s doomed how come it’s still trading so high? Merkel has to back off or retire.
1.250 at lunch against sterling. We’re getting there.
More amusement: http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/2012/05/14/998631/grexit-and-the-euro-an-exercise-in-guesswork/