1. Greece, Euro and You David Mok, CFA May 2010

3. Greece, PIIGS

4. Euro dollar

5. Credit freeze

6. Austerity measures throughout affected economies

7. Fear of contagion

8. Sovereign Debt Risks

9. Greece-Euro

11. % Drop From Recent High

12. Past MarketCrashes ?

15. Fundamentals What is the state of world economies currently? U.S. 1Q GDP rose 3.2% year-on-year, Housing starts rose to 626,000 vs. 605,000, an 18.8% jump in multi-family starts, ISM manufacturing data came in at 59.6 in March vs. 56.3 expected indicating a rise in manufacturing activity, Retail sales beat forecasts rising 1.6% vs.1.0% In April, nonfarm payroll employment rose by 290,000 Euro UK Jobless Claims: - 27.1k vs. – 20.0K expected, EU GDP (QoQ): 0.2% vs. 0.1% expected

16. Fundamentals What is the state of world economies currently? Asia Chinareported a 1Q10 GDP expansion of 11.9 percent. Singapore recorded 15.5% yoygrowth in Q1. Japan’s economy grew a relatively robust 1.2 per cent in the first quarter. Taiwan reported first quarter yoyGDP growth of 13.27 per cent

17. Fundamentals (GDP US$ Trillion) Asian economies

18. Current Market Perspective Relative Economic Impact Past Crashes Time Horizon Risk Capacity Risk Tolerance EconomicFundamentals Final Analysis

19. That’s it!