trade between the countries has a lot of potential he sees it reaching fifty billion dollars russia's minsk largest economic partner while bella reuss is russia's second largest after ukraine unless minsk convinces russia to give out a new loan it faces a devastating devaluation of its national currency in the coming months it already saw its currency drop two hundred percent in twenty eleven. norway's six hundred fifty billion dollars sovereign wealth fund the world's biggest by the way is bullish on russia or rather on its bonnes norges vanka

trade between the countries has a lot of potential he sees it reaching fifty billion dollars russia's minsk largest economic partner while bella reuss is russia's second largest after ukraine unless minsk convinces russia to give out a new loan it faces a devastating devaluation of its national currency in the coming months it already saw its currency drop two hundred percent in twenty eleven. norway's six hundred fifty billion dollars sovereign wealth fund the world's biggest by the way is bullish on russia or rather on its bonnes norges vanka investment management which is the name of the company that manages the fund just bought three billion dollars worth of russia's debt obligations local market players say these are the exact type of long term investments that russia so desperately needs. learning top talent in the banking industry has never been easy but it has never been this expensive either a swiss banking giant u.b.s. last year agreed to pay twenty six million dollars to its investment bank head andre or sold to lure him from a competitor bank of america merrill lynch and this ta

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this cross is coming and i don't know why we're still slowly dragging away out of it so the time in minsk if garcia come. one of his postulates is that you've got a rising bubble in an economy where they the bubble assets are used as collateral to finance for leverage to increase their ball until such time as the bubble bursts but all throughout the building up of the bubble people are convinced that alan greenspan said in the one nine hundred ninety s. there's a new paradigm there smoking their own belly button lint they're getting high on the on the on the high prices are that sometimes there is a collapse of this minsky machine is going to capture the irrationality of markets it makes it possible to capture it you can model actually virtually any system you lock in you can model whether it's using exactly the same basic technology of engineers have developed over the last thirty is broken by simulink can visit him and been simmonds that engineers would be aware of but economists have never gone in that dynamic direction saw him doing that as a tool it's not actually he doesn't and capt

don't minsk mention the stock to me if i'm walking down the street and see me. what happened? nothing at all. the stress test, i figured we would break down to 34. huh-uh. i got angry when i saw the ex-ceo on our air this evening, a total argh moment. [ booing ] finally, worse for less, southwestern energy. we put up with this one for ages, for ages in the trust. just thinking that natural gas -- this is a all natural gas play. how long can this thing stay down? how long? the answer, as long as we on the other hand it. and then when the trust sold it at a loss, it then ramped three bucks. final indignity. someone on this panel last week, because the dow breaking out, i was on with my friend john, and he said southwestern was starting to roar. let me just tell you something, if you weren't so big, i would have tried to take him down and give him the business. but then, again, i never pick a fight unless i got a big enough guy right behind me to step in the moment i cause trouble. and the only big guy around was john's brother pete. so i didn't like the odds. you need to know th

they will meet in the main square in minsk and eat ice cream. there is the guys. is not about eating ice cream or doing wars. the gathering of the people. a lot of the autocrats limit the number of people on the street. now need to apply for a perm from the government. so this brings us to the second very strange case of the news of -- views of the new media. 2006 led by a buddhist monk who was inspired by the movie about the serbia, the thing we call the revolution started in burma. it was big. it was led by the buddhist monk. hundreds of thousands marched in the streets. there is a fantastic movie which shows how they built this movement and shows how the movement collapsed because they lost the momentum. one of the rules is you need to know when and how to claim the victory. like in tiananmen square, they stayed there for a little bit too long and the military came down and smashed them. but what is real interesting is in this movie, the images you have seen all over the world, were made on primitive cameras by a common people who tend to become the first peopl