Greece, monthly, 20yr historic
Summary
The Greek market has lost around 89% since the late 2007 peak (although there were slightly higher levels in 1999/2000). The 11% that remains is of course an extremely 'cheap' level, but I'd still guess the Greek market will lose around 8/9% of the remaining 11%.
With an eventual exit from the Euro seemingly assured, and a number of 'depression' years yet to pass, the Greek market will probably lose around 99% of its 2007 value.
For those outside of Greece, at some point, there will be some real bargains to be had. I personally know nothing of what Greece actually makes these days. Aside from the tourist industry, just what do they do with themselves?
Here is one link to maybe bookmark for the years ahead. Eventually, it might be worth doing some serious in-depth stock research for some of these Greek companies
Athens Composite Share Price Index - component list, with links for each stock.
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Well, it sure was an interesting and choppy Tuesday. Bulls will need to see a decent move higher this Wednesday. We've an EU meeting, so lets see if that leads to some hyper-bullish ramps across the European and US markets.
Goodnight from London