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CNN: 7 reasons why “Grexit” wouldn’t be a total wipeout

Network focuses on furor over whether Greek side will finally reach a deal with its EZ partners

Newsroom February 17 09:02

It was CNN’s turn this week to wade into the furor circulating over Europe and whether the Greek side will finally reach a deal with its eurozone partners cum creditors.
According to the once trail-blazing Atlanta-based international news network, there was seven reasons why a so-called “Grexit would not be as cataclysmic as when it first “reared its head” in 2010 or 2012.
Here’s CNN’s seven reasons:

1. Stronger creditors
2. Risk is spread out
3. No fear of domino effect
4. ECB stimulus
5. Economy growing
6. New plan for member states
7. Stocks rising

http://money.cnn.com/2015/02/17/investing/greece-europe-grexit/

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