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2010-04-13 — zerohedge.com
"Greek bonds are still trading just south of 7%, this pretty much means the market doesn't care about the country's long-term prospects, which in our books is equivalent to "absent market access" to anything more than oilve oil and Ouzo. And the cherry on top: several European governments will be forced to have a parliament vote to approve the bail out. It appears the market still has not figured this virtually certain collapse trigger to the rescue package. When it does, the end game for Greece will truly be there."
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