It does but it's too expensive for me. But then would a buy an index quoted in drachma?
I don't believe that Greece will leave the union at this point and the potential new government only runs an anti austerity line not anti euro.
So come the election there shouldn't be as big a market reaction as some think.
Anyway the big question is QE within the EZ and whether Germany really wants to stay. Afterall it was forced into the common currency after re-unification.
The question might easily be QE or a EZ without Germany and with five dead beat members bleeding the union.
