Sept. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Vincent Truglia, managing director at Granite Springs Asset Management, Douglas Borthwick, managing director and head of FX trading at Faros Trading, and Henley Smith, chief investment officer at Commonwealth Asset Management, talk about Europe's sovereign debt crisis and the possibility that Greece will default on its obligations.
Truglia, Borthwick and Smith also discuss the U.S. economy. They speak with Michael McKee on Bloomberg Television's "Taking Stock." (Source: Bloomberg)
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- Truglia Says Greek Default an `Inevitable Conclusion' ( Download)
- Truglia Says Greece May Become a `Serial Defaulter' ( Download)
- Truglia Says New Rules May Slow Solutions to EU Crisis ( Download)
- Ruskin Says a Greek Default Is Better Than an Exit ( Download)
- Callow Says Greece Is at Political `Limit' on Crisis ( Download)
- Sarkozy: Europe morally obliged to help Greece ( Download)
- Economist Schlotboeller Sees 'Some Success' in Greece ( Download)
- More strikes hit debt-mired Greece ( Download)
- Resler Says U.S. Economy `Not as Gloomy' as Some Say ( Download)
- Henley Smith and Saruhan Hatipoglu talk about Greece's bail-out terms (Part 2/2) ( Download)
- Henley Smith Says Cash Not Just `Default Investment' ( Download)
- Henley Smith and Saruhan Hatipoglu talk about Greece's bail-out terms (Part 1/2) ( Download)
- U.S. Stocks Gain as Jobless Claims Offset Tech Retreat ( Download)
- Smith Says Risk Is Now `Back in Vogue' With Investors ( Download)
