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Wells Fargo & Co. is a diversified financial services company headquartered in San Francisco, U.S. At the end of 2012, Wells Fargo was the fourth largest bank in the U.S. by assets and the largest bank by market cap. Wells Fargo originates and services the largest number of mortgages in the country. It is also the second largest bank in deposits and debit card.
The bank offers financial products and services for corporates, government, financial institutions, private and business clients throughout the world. Services offered include banking, insurance, investments, mortgage and consumer finance.
The mortgage division, consisting of home mortgage loans (does not include commercial real estate mortgage loans), mortgage servicing business and mortgages held for sale, is the cornerstone of Well Fargo's business model.
With $524 billion in mortgage origination in 2012 Wells Fargo was the nation's largest mortgage originator, funding one of every three mortgages in the U.S. Also, Wells Fargo serviced (processed monthly payments of home loans) $1.9 trillion in mortgages - one of every six mortgage holder nationwide - and is currently the largest servicer of mortgages in the U.S.
Non-interest income generating divisions like Asset Management & Brokerage, Deposits and Insurance & Other are some big sources of value for Wells Fargo. The income from these divisions includes maintenance fee on deposit accounts & Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA), brokerage on trading, insurance fee, trust and investment management fee.
With more than 20 million retail bank households and over 2.5 million small business and business banking households, Well Fargo had ~$900 billion in core deposits in 2012.
Wells Fargo is also among the top-five IRA providers and administers 401(k) plan for nearly 3.5 million employees. The segment has great potential as currently only six of every 100 Wells Fargo customers have an IRA account with the bank.
Cross-sell, meaning the number of products sold per relationship, has been been on the rise for Wells Fargo. A direct relationship exists between cross-selling and revenues for banks. As such, while the cross-sell for Wells Fargo's wholesale and retail banking increased at annualized rate of ~6%, Wells Fargo's revenues increased at an annualized rate of ~9% (excluding increase in revenue due to Wachovia acquisition).
With plans to increase cross-sell to around 8 products per relationship from the current levels of around 5.7, Wells Fargo will observe increasing revenues in the future. The retail bank household cross-sell for the average U.S. financial services consumer stands at 14-16 currently.
Wells Fargo has the highest net interest margin (interest earned on earning assets minus interest paid on funding sources as a percentage of interest earning assets) of 4.86% (10 year average 2001-2010) which is significantly higher than the peer group average of 3.39% in the banking industry. The peer group includes banks like Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America.
High net interest margins at Wells Fargo are, in large part, attributed to its large average core deposits (which include noninterest-bearing deposits, interest-bearing checking, savings certificates, market rate and other savings, and certain foreign deposits). Nearly two-thirds of Wells Fargo's funding comes from deposits, much higher than the peer average of under 50%.
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Facel manufactured cars from 1954 to 1964, with the Facel Vega brand created by Jean Daninos in 1954. The original Facel Company was established in 1939 by the Bonzavia Company and intended to work for the aviation industry as a sub-contractor.
The company was a metal-stamping firm initially but they decided to expand into the manufacture of automobiles in the early part of the 1950s. They first entered into the car business by supplying specialized bodies to Delahaye, Simca and Panhard. They also made a small number of special bodies for Bentley, among others. Facel had a contract to build the coupe bodywork for the Ford Comete/Simca. They built about 45,000 and this proved lucrative enough so that they could market their own car.
The first Facel Vega cars were produced in 1954 and had a Chrysler V8 engine. They were built in the same way as American cars and were heavy as well. These cars were fast with a top speed of 118 mph and could go from 0 to 62mph in under 10 seconds. They built mostly two-door hardtop cars but included a few convertibles in their lineup. In 1956 the model was upgraded with a bigger Chrysler engine. The transmission and other mechanical features were also updated. Also in 1956, another model, the Excellence, was introduced. This model featured suicide doors at the back and contained no pillar in the center. The lack of the center pillar made the car less rigid and it did not handle as well as the two-door model. There are very few surviving examples of this car.
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Lobbyists can currently spend as much as they want to influence Georgia's state lawmakers so long as lobbyists disclose that spending in public reports. Until recently, Ralston had criticized a push to create lobbying limits as a gimmick and said he instead favored the current system of disclosure. He also said the push for lobbying caps was driven by liberals and media elites.
"I have always said while I believe the current system is a good system because it does provide information and it's open and transparent that if we didn't have that system then a prohibition would be better than a cap, and I haven't changed my mind," Ralston (R-Blue Ridge) told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
The Republican leader said he planned to create an informal committee to study how other states ban lobbyist gifts when the General Assembly reconvenes next year. Ralston said his intention is to pass legislation early in the session, which starts in January.
More than 81 percent of Georgia voters — or more than 1 million people — voted in favor of limiting what lobbyists can spend on state lawmakers. The question on Democratic ballots asked voters whether they supported some sort of limit, while Republicans were asked whether they would favor a $100 cap.
Ralston told the newspaper that he believes voters have spoken on the issue.
"I'm committed from the House side to making sure we have real, serious ethics reform," he said.
William Perry, the executive director of Common Cause Georgia, said he was "cautiously optimistic" about Ralston's announcement. Common Cause was part of a coalition that pushed unsuccessfully this year for a $100 cap on lobbyist spending.
"It's a pleasant surprise and a move I would absolutely applaud and welcome the speaker's change of heart on the issue and hope he's really committed to moving it forward," Perry said.
House and Senate leaders may need to resolve differing proposals to actually pass a bill. Ralston's proposal differs from one put forward by state Sen. Joshua McKoon (R-Columbus) who has said he will re-introduce legislation to cap — not ban — lobbyist spending next year. McKoon has said he favors banning lobbyists from spending more than $100 daily on any individual lawmaker. Republican leaders buried one of McKoon's proposals to cap lobbyist spending in the Senate Rules Committee this year, and it failed without ever receiving a vote.
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Jan. 7, 2012 A Malagasy-German research team has discovered a new primate species in the Sahafina Forest in eastern Madagascar, a forest that has not been studied before. The name of the new species is Gerp's mouse lemur (Microcebus gerpi), chosen to honour the Malagasy research group GERP (Groupe d'Étude et de Recherche sur les Primates de Madagascar). Several researchers of GERP have visited the Sahafina Forest in 2008 and 2009 to create an inventory the local lemurs.
They captured several mouse lemurs, measured them, took photos and small biopsies for genetic studies, and released them again. Prof. Ute Radespiel, Institute of Zoology of the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, analysed the samples and the morphological dataset, and confirmed that the animals from the Sahafina Forest belong to an undescribed species of the small nocturnal mouse lemurs.
"We were quite surprised by these findings. The Sahafina Forest is only 50km away from the Mantadia National Park in eastern Madagascar, which contains a different and much smaller species, the Goodman's mouse lemur," commented Prof. Radespiel. In contrast, the Gerp's mouse lemur belongs to the group of larger mouse lemurs, i.e. has a body mass of about 68g, and is therefore almost "a giant" compared to the Goodman's mouse lemur (ca. 44g body mass).
The distribution of the Gerp's mouse lemur is probably restricted to the remaining fragments of lowland evergreen rain forest of this region in eastern Madagascar. Continuing deforestation poses a serious threat for these animals. The researchers from Hanover/Germany, and Madagascar published their discovery together in the journal Primates.
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Yet Another Blogger Problem!
For some reason tonight, we were unable to leave comments at any blogspot blogs that have word verification! They all had the same word ("smenita"). We even tried to fool it by clicking to get the disability version (the one that's said aloud) but that didn't work either. We tried rebooting, reloading, repeating and reciting bad words. Don't know if it's just us, but we hope for better luck tomorrow.
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- The Cat Guy said...
ugh! bad blogger, bad. i'm surprised that reciting bad words didn't help.
- February 9, 2012 at 9:01 PM
- Max said...
Chey's Mom mentioned the same problem ove on Facebook. So blogger must have cooties tonight...
- February 9, 2012 at 9:24 PM
- FURKIDSMOM said...
Boo on Blogger!
The Florida Furkids - February 9, 2012 at 9:42 PM
- Sparkle the Designer Cat said...
Why can't Blogger get it right? Maybe you should tell them a thing or two, Spitty!
- February 9, 2012 at 10:30 PM
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We can't see pics again tonite. Demerits need to be issued!
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Those verification words are a pain. I understand why the folks who use them do, but so far, I have only had 2 spams ever. xoxoxoxo but that's me.
I'm glad you came to see me before Mom left. xoxoxox - February 10, 2012 at 4:09 AM
- ~*Connie*~ said...
No word verification on my blog.. feel free to comment away :)
I was going to say something pithy and attempt to be clever using the word smenita so I googled it to see if might possibly have an actual meaning, and found this instead. Apparently you weren't the only one having a problem (unless of course you were the one that asked the question)
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/blogger/thread?tid=6cb18f4b8e5d0a63&hl=en - February 10, 2012 at 7:34 AM
- The Cat From Hell said...
Me had exactly the same problem and the same word!
Nellie - February 10, 2012 at 7:53 AM
- Simba said...
We get what we pay for ............right?
- February 10, 2012 at 3:17 PM
- The Island Cats said...
Spitty, we are using Google Reader and aren't having any problems...yet.
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Recently, I participated in a forum on "Women in Technology," held during one of Ingram Micro's Partner Invitationals. It was a great forum for discussion, but as I looked around the room, I couldn't help but notice two things: First, the number of female business owners present appeared to be well below the North American average, and second, very few women under the age of 35 were in attendance.
Women entrepreneurs and business executives are a powerful force in our economy. In fact, according to the "State of Women-Owned Business Report," commissioned by American Express OPEN and released in March 2012, there are more than 8.3 million women-owned businesses in the U.S. generating nearly $1.3 trillion in revenue and employing nearly 7.7 million people. The study also found that the growth in number (up 54 percent), employment (up 9 percent) and revenue (up 58 percent) of women-owned businesses during the past 15 years exceeds the growth rates of all but the largest, publicly traded firms.
And, when you look at some of the top-ranked IT companies – HP and IBM, for example – or dive into the ranks at Facebook and Fox Entertainment Group – women are at the top of the chain in highly influential roles such as CEO, COO or CIO. The glass ceiling has been broken, but it's clear that many young women haven't yet grasped what a career in the IT industry can net them.
As a business owner, women in technology can reap many rewards. For example, entrepreneurship provides women with much greater flexibility than they will find in Corporate America. In fact, entrepreneurial-minded women who want to work and raise a family, or focus on other outside interests such as volunteering or charitable pursuits, will find that business ownership can be very accommodating, no matter which path they choose.
Taking the executive path and working within a corporate environment is also a promising career choice for women, especially given the emphasis now on communications and collaboration (two areas women tend to excel in).
Additionally, the opportunity to travel and experience the energy of different cultures and cities is always a draw. The tech industry is much more relationship driven now than in years past, and — unless you're in computer programming, for example — the fact is, you'll likely spend most of your time in the field with your customers and partners vs. at your desk pounding the keyboard.
Whatever path you choose, my encouragement to women, especially the younger generations, is to give IT a chance! Don't be afraid of technology. It is no longer as much about bits and bytes as it is about business, communication and collaboration. Become an entrepreneur, strive to be an executive leader at a tech company or launch a business focused on technology, and use your career to enhance your life and the lives of the customers you serve. A career in the IT industry is lucrative and challenging (in a good way!) – and the roads have already been cleared for women to excel to the utmost levels of influence and power.
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The U.S. government wanted to invest $150 billion in clean energy technology. That it'll create millions of new jobs.
Move over, Guv'nor. Some of those jobs are "coming to Texas".
Judith Albert, of Environment Entrepreneurs says that these projects are helping the U.S. economy recover. According to their report, Texas ranks ninth in the country for clean energy and transportation projects.
But Texas still behind California. They rank first with almost three times more projects and potential jobs.
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(CNN) -- Since the news broke Tuesday about a scrap of papyrus containing the line in Coptic, "Jesus said, 'My wife..' " questions have rocketed across the world about what this means.
We put many of the big questions to leading scholars, pastors and people in the pews to find the answers.
1. Why is this just surfacing now?
The papyrus fragment is thought by Harvard Divinity School Professor Karen King to be from the 4th century but could be a copy of an early gospel from the 2nd century. King said a dealer, who wishes to remain anonymous, brought the fragment to her to be translated and analyzed in 2011. The New York Times reported the dealer hopes to give the fragment to Harvard if they buy a large portion of his collection.
On Tuesday, King presented her findings on the fragment to a conference on Coptic texts held in Rome once every four years.
In some ways, texts like this are not uncommon.
Elaine Pagels, a professor from Princeton University who is an expert on gnostic writings such as this one, noted to CNN, "You can find boxes filled with Coptic fragments." But what makes this one significant is for the first time, it explicitly has Jesus referring to "my wife."
King posits it may have come from a complete gospel she and her research partners have dubbed "the Gospel of Jesus' Wife." If that were true, Pagels said "that could make the fragment much more valuable if it were part of a gospel, but we don't know that."
2. How do they know this isn't a fake?
Authenticating documents is equal parts art and science. What researchers are trying to rule out is if this is a modern forgery. To do that, they look at a variety of aspects, including the age of the paper, the chemical composition of the ink and text itself. The authentication won't confirm whether the text is true but only whether the physical item is true to the time frame researchers think it is.
The document was examined by the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World at New York University. Roger Bagnall, the institute's director and an expert on papyrus, examined it and determined it to be authentic, he confirmed to CNN. Ariel Shisha-Halevy, professor of linguistics at Hebrew University, Jerusalem, was asked to examine the authenticity, according to King. Shisha-Halevy said that based on the language and grammar, it was authentic.
Chemical tests on the ink are pending, King noted in a draft of her work set to be published in January in a peer reviewed journal.
Some experts in the field, including Pagels, suggest the fragment contains too little to be faked, suggesting that a forger would have included much more in the document to try and raise the value.
"We have to have more information about the fragment," said Douglas A. Campbell, an associate professor of New Testament at Duke Divinity School. He points to recent history when discoveries turned out to be fakes. "The ecumenical community has been badly burned," he said, adding that there is still much to be learned about the province of the document, "the history of where it came from and how they got it."
"The anonymous donor thing is very problematic," he said.
3. Does this prove Jesus was really married?
Short answer: No.
King herself was quick to point out in interviews that this piece of papyrus does not prove that Jesus was married. "This fragment, this new piece of papyrus evidence, does not prove that (Jesus) was married, nor does it prove that he was not married. The earliest reliable historical tradition is completely silent on that. So we're in the same position we were before it was found. We don't know if he was married or not," King said in a conference call with reporters.
The early consensus of other scholars we spoke to about this agree this document does not prove Jesus was married.
"Let's not neglect the fact this was written 300 years after Jesus' death," Hellen Mardaga, an assistant professor of New Testament at the Catholic University of America, told CNN. Mardaga says "the text may be real and not a forgery, but that doesn't mean it belongs in with the Gospels."
There is nothing in the Gospel accounts in the Bible and the earliest Christian tradition that speaks to Jesus being married.
"This is an aberration; this is something totally outside of any biblical tradition," said Jerry Pattengale, the executive director of the Green Scholars Initiative, which helps oversee one of the largest private collections of biblical antiquities.
"We know that tradition, or anything passed down, has a huge story to tell and there is a lot that can be learned from tradition that is linked to history. There is just no solid tradition for Jesus being married, so this is certainly an aberration and an important find," he said.
4. Would Jesus being married change Christianity?
Yes. Probably. But we'll never know for sure (see above).
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Shirley Ann Raridon, 78, Joplin, Mo., passed away at 11:50 p.m. Wednesday, March 6, 2013 at Freeman West Hospital.
Shirley was born July 25, 1934 in Colfax, Iowa to the late Joseph Kvasny and Josephine Elizabeth Mudra Kvasny, and had lived in the Joplin area since 2002, moving from Dawsonville, Georgia.
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"Corn, beans and Florida" is an expression I have heard about farmers for years. While it may ring true for a few grain farmers, it certainly does not for most livestock farmers. Once the crops are in and the fall field work is done, there is plenty to do on a cow-calf operation that does not include going to Florida for the winter!
Of course there are meetings of all sorts — new chemicals, new corn and bean hybrids, farm bill, crop insurance, farm succession and planning to name a few. Farmers are also spending the winter months working on or updating their machinery and delivering corn and beans that have been sold.
Once we got our cows pregnancy-checked and culled the open or late calvers, we focus on the nutritional needs of the cows through the winter. The cows must be kept in good body condition for when they calve in March or April. The first step was actually taken at pregnancy checking. The cows we kept were vaccinated to help the cows pass immunity to their calves against bacterial viral respiratory diseases and also to help prevent diarrhea in the calves. We also treat the cows to control internal and external parasites.
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But if traditional calorie-laden cocktail parties don't sound your idea of a good time, fly in the face of tradition by celebrating your bachelorette party in a fun, healthy way instead. Here are a few ways to bond with your girlfriends while burning calories along the way.
Bride Patrol: Plan a weekend skiing or snowboarding! Have some customized shirts made and dress the bride in all white. Or have a scavenger hunt on the mountain.
Bridal Boot Camp: Get wedding photo ready and fabulously fit in time for your big day. Boot camps are a great way for you and your wedding party to look and feel great on your wedding day, plus you might even create some workout buddy's long after the big day!
Girlfriend Sleep Over: The night before your wedding can be stressful but not if you have a girls' spa night at home! Enjoy spa treatments together and pop on your favorite movie, then go to bed early and wake up refreshed. In the morning go for a walk and return to a healthy breakfast with fresh fruit, egg white omelet's and green tea.
Runaway Bride: Ready, set, go! Plan a running weekend with a 5k, or run of your choice. To recover, spoil yourselves for the rest of the weekend with pedicures, manicures, massages, and spa treatments.
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The first trading day of June got off to a bit of a wobbly start in commodities as investors awaited US economic and employment data before making any large-scale bets in the complex. Overnight news from the global economic front was not all that auspicious for speculators to augment their level of betting on the long-side in precious metals.
All of this was taking place even as the US dollar remained locked under the 74.5 level on the trade-weighted index and crude oil still hovered at the $102.50 per barrel mark, apparently unwilling to get going into either direction from that price-point. Most hedge funds lost money in May amid the wacky volatility on display in many a market. Commodity-focused funds took some real hits on the chin as a result of the gyrations in various metals and agriculturals. They will have to pedal that much harder this month. If only the global economy would cooperate, darn it.
There is something of a soft-patch being detected out there in the global economy these days. For example, the hitherto seemingly invincible Aussie economy saw its GDP contract by the most in two decades in the first quarter of this year. The devastating floods in Queensland took their toll on the country's output pushing the national GDP down by 1.2% while exports fell by nearly 9%.
The fact that China's manufacturing activity grew at the slowest rate in nine months last month certainly did not help matters for the Land Down Under. China, India, and Japan's demand constitute more than half of Australia's exports. All three trading partners showed weak or weaker than anticipated growth during various months of the year-to-date.
China is also still grappling with its pesky inflation bogey. Economists suggest that Premier Wen's anti-inflation combat may well have received a small dose of "encouragement" from the figures related to the country's manufacturing slowdown, but that the decline was mild enough to leave room for yet another interest rate hike by the PBOC (its fifth since last October) to take place, perhaps as early as this coming weekend.
India's economic growth rate also slowed during Q1 of 2011 while inflation continued to present an annoyance even after nine hikes in key interest rates by the RBI. The combination of such trends underway in China and in India has raised the levels of caution among commodity bulls whose on-going profitability in speculating has largely been predicated on levels of "Chindian" growth that were formerly the "norm."
Over in Europe, the 17-nation euro area showed a fall in its gauge of manufacturing activity in May. While the reading came in at 54.6 (versus 58 in April) and it still indicates "growth" the fact that there is a slowing has raised nervousness levels among investors. Stocks in Frankfurt fell on the news.
As things stood this morning, the ISM figures for the US' own manufacturing activity levels were also expected to point toward a slowing in economic growth. Median estimates placed the ISM's numbers at around the 57 level (down from over 60 in April). Most of the slowdown will be chalked up to the ripple-effects of the March Japanese quake and the dip is expected to be transitory and not result in a Fed panic of some type.
Spot gold dealings opened with at $0.40 per ounce rise and were quoted at $1,534.70 the ounce following another overnight session of range-trading that was as exciting as watching a knitting contest in the Pyrenees. The yellow metal turned away from the $1,540.00 resistance area for the second time in one week and appeared to be looking for a source (any source) of news that might embolden the bulls into a third attempt towards the mid-$1,500 value zone. Thus far, no news of such an ilk was present. Yesterday, gold was the lone decliner in the precious metals' complex.
Silver dropped about half-a-dollar on the open, showing a bid-side quote of $38.05 per ounce, as it too appeared to back slowly away from the strong barrier that the $39.00 level has presented up to this point. Platinum and palladium opened with mixed results for the midweek session; the former fell $1 after quite a flight on Tuesday, while the latter rose $2 seemingly still energized by yesterday's deficit projections.
Rhodium paused at the $2,300 mark following a hefty pop in prices on the last day of May. In the background, the US dollar was marking time in and around the 74.50 level ahead of the ADP employment and the ISM's manufacturing data. Automotive analysts are looking for car sales data from other regions to keep supporting the PGM complex in the wake of news that China's car sales did in fact drop by 11% in April, following the expiration of government car-purchasing-oriented stimulus programs.
The private payrolls number did not lift trading spirits (at least for equities players) as it gained only a skinny number in May: 38,000 positions. Economists had expected more like 175,000 jobs to have been added to the US economy's payrolls in the month just passed. The ISM data, due later this morning, along with light vehicle sales figures and construction spending figures for the month of April might shed some additional light on the current temperature of the US economy. As things stand right now, and based on certain recent readings of said thermometer, the school of thought that sports the "QE3" banner above its "frat house" remains in relatively good spirits.
Actually, it smells more like open warfare in QE3-related prediction-land, these days. Citigroup, for one, notes that "markets are bracing for QE3" in a fashion most reminiscent of when they were pricing in QE2 last fall. Meanwhile, JP Morgan Chase asserts that the Fed is "very, very unlikely to launch another round of asset purchases."
JPM Chase feels that the potential political fallout (of the worst kind) that would follow the announcement of any such stimulus would make last fall's display of anger aimed at the Fed on Capitol Hill seem like a 1967-vintage love-in. Not only are lawmakers spooked by the rising spectre of inflation but the approaching date of the US debt limit's ceiling will have most of them turn reluctant to sanction such further monetary largesse. As Fed policy has gone, so has the greenback, that's an open & shut case.
Don't look now, but the detestable dollar turned in a stock-and-commodity-beating performance last month. The US currency's first monthly gain since the implementation of QE2 was the result of not only bettors scaling back on their expectations of additional decline in its value, but also the outcome of the turmoil that has once again affected the euro and the emergent signs that a mid-cycle slowdown is possibly underway in the global economy. The net result was a 2.2% climb in the greenback, to be computed against the 2.45% loss in the index of world equities (MXWO) and a 6.9% decline in the GSCI commodity index.
In the interim, the very thing that has helped gold climb on safe-haven bids during the past couple of weeks – the second act of the Greek debt tragedy – now appears to be the factor that is tempering its attempts at advancing past the $1,540 mark. The closer speculators feel that the EU is drawing to a resolution of some kind to the reignited crisis, the less they are apparently willing to remain over-weighted in the currency/commodity, at least for the time being.
Exactly how the situation will be resolved remains to be ascertained; however, by the end of this month, the eurozone's leaders will have made a decision on the what/how/how much and when of the Greek aid package. The EU is certainly not expected to let the country slowly sink into the Aegean Sea following the Santorini-like debt event that exploded last spring.
What does one do in the event of someone (the EU, the IMF, the ECB or the Greek government) dropping the bailout "ball" and inadvertently squashing the euro in the process? Well, you guessed it. Buy…the "other" currency. The one with George Washington's smiling countenance on it. The original GW may not have much to smile about, fundamentally, but, in this case, "one [currency] from many [others that have bigger problems]" applies rather well in terms of possible choices, anyway.
Until tomorrow,
Jon Nadler is a Senior Metals Analyst at Kitco Metals Inc. North America
Websites: www.kitco.com and www.kitco.cn