Friday Podcast - Cyprus size is small but issue is large

 

 

Please add info@investorsareidiots.com to your address book to ensure delivery of our emails to your in-box. Hi Promofree   Cyprus is causing volatility in markets. Why? Follow me on twitter @investorsidiots for quick analysis on market developments   Friday Podcast 22nd March 2013 – Cyprus Size is Small but Issue is Large Cyprus, a tiny holiday destination in the Mediterranean Sea, accounts for just 0.2% of Euro Zone GDP. The country is bankrupt and requires a Euro 10 billion  bailout from the EU (European Union) to prevent its banks from collapsing. Click here to listen to the Podcast on "Cyprus- Size is small but issue is large " Subscription Package The “No-Nonsense Pack” . Rs 20,000 per annum  Investors are Idiots.com believes in a No-Nonsense approach to investments. You get what you see, and what you see is straight forward, to the point analysis, discussions, tutorials and articles that is aimed at making your money work for you. The No-Nonsense pack gives you immediate access to more than 150 reports from the eight set of analysis, tutorials and reports  that will enable you to take sound investment decisions. You will also get all the reports and analysis published by us for the next one year. Separately you will have to pay Rs 64,000/- for all the seven series. You save Rs 44,000/- by subscribing to the No-Nonsense pack.    Click here for details of the No-Nonsense Pack   The Rich Investor   authored by Arjun Parthasarathy. On sale at bookstores  Click here for details of "The Rich Investor"   Have a good day Regards   Arjun Parthasarathy Editor: Investors are Idiots.com www.investorsareidiots.com       Information herein is believed to be reliable but the editor of Investors are Idiots.com Arjun Parthasarathy does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. Opinions and estimates are subject to change without notice. This information is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument. The financial markets are inherently risky and it is assumed that those who trade these markets are fully aware of the risk of real loss involved. Unauthorized copying, distribution or sale of this publication is strictly prohibited. The author of the articles may have investments in instruments that are the subject of the articles. Copyright ¬© 2011 InvestorsareIdiots.com by Arjun Parthasarathy. Navi Mumbai. India