Supportive stance of China means HSBC won't be allowed to fail.
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To be fair he has progressed from eating the crayons to shoving them up his bum.Originally posted by Whorty View PostDidn't our resident investment crayon using expert predict that HSBC would go bust because of it's Asian businesses/exposure? He really is good at predicting the polar opposite of what's coming along
How can one person be so good at getting things wrong?
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Not every time, he sometimes pokes a crayon into his elbowOriginally posted by _V_ View Post
To be fair he has progressed from eating the crayons to shoving them up his bum.
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was that it ? Market fell quickly and now is being bought quickly , at this rate we will be back at a new high by next week.Comment
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12 months ago today ... did he get anything right in 2020?Originally posted by scooterscot View PostI said 15-20% drop. I think 6000 is a given by mid-morning. And 5000 by close of play is possible.
When the market closed on Friday it completely ignored a strong level of support. This is far from ordinary. The reasoning is based on some squiggly lines....
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I never realised Scooty had been posting cretin bat-tulip on here so longOriginally posted by jamesbrown View Post
You'd have thought, 10 years later, if he was such an investment genius he'd be rolling in it by now
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The fact that Scooter Scot has been consistently losing money for 10 years, and now "reads charts" for donations (begging) says it all really.
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