www.reuters.com -- Greek police fired teargas at rioters shouting "burn parliament" in Athens on Tuesday but fewer ordinary Greeks turned out for rallies in a sign of weariness with anti-austerity protests.About 12,000 people joined marches in Athens during a 24-hour strike called by major unions against drastic pension reforms -- down from 50,000 in the biggest protest on May 5 and 25,000 in the latest similar demonstration on May 20.
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Add your own1. President Brown | June 30th, 2010 at 3:52 pm
So, is now the time to buy Greek stocks? There are even a few listed on the US stock exchanges. You see austerity is not so bad unless you have children or screwed up even worse somehow like bought a house. National Bank of Greece has 10 bagger written all over it, or is that 10 banger, I’m not sure of the greedy capitalist slang.
Bailout + Austerity = stock market boom
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