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It was possibly due a correction due to too much debt being loaded onto Co's but I don't think anything like the dotcom or mortgage/banking bubble. UK markets weren't crazy valuations. -
It's early days in terms of armageddon.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostBarclays made a profit. So they made less of a profit but still a profit and that is during armageddon.
Their share price reflects the drop in profit, i.e. profit 40% down, share price 50% down.Comment
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You need to check out China. That's where the future lies.Originally posted by rootsnall View PostIt's early days in terms of armageddon.I'm alright JackComment
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Overcrowding, debt, novel diseases, death, tulip products and state controlled lies?Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostYou need to check out China. That's where the future lies.
Doesn't sound very appealing...Comment
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Hindsight? I started this thread 2-year ago! Scooty is a leading indicator!Originally posted by Paralytic View PostWho has the authority to "confirm" a bull trap and how is it any different to saying what happened in hindsight?
In seriousness, the confirmation is made by understanding price action support & resistance. Those are facts. Understand them, master them... you'll invincible in making money."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Don't see the future in China myself. They're going full populist with knobs on. All the good work of the last 30 years is going down the $hiter. Adding to that gloom, India and Vietnam will absorb a lot of the US jobs exported to China.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostYou need to check out China. That's where the future lies.
w.r.t jobs, don't expect the US to repatriate them anytime soon. Same goes for the UK. Why? In a word, education. The manufacturing base has received bog all investment while the STEM subjects attract fewer and fewer students. The levels of education / particular in the STEM fields outshines many in the US & UK. Until that changes.... we're picking fruit & veg in the fields."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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WHS. Plus the leader has started grabbing more power for himself. It is amazing what they have achieved and built proper infrastructure but I think corruption will do for them at some stage.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostOvercrowding, debt, novel diseases, death, tulip products and state controlled lies?
Doesn't sound very appealing...Comment
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Did they?Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostBarclays made a profit. So they made less of a profit but still a profit and that is during armageddon.
Their share price reflects the drop in profit, i.e. profit 40% down, share price 50% down.
Most past data is a lagging indicator of status. Truth is, Barclays (and the rest of them) have old legacy systems and generating reports for the past few weeks is almost impossible. It's the *next* reports you should be focusing on, not the past. I agree with others that the next two months will be a bloodbath once all this data actually emerges. As some only release every quarter, you won't know until July.Comment
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Where are all the naysayers? Awfully quiet in here... 39p and climbing!
Am I the only one here in profit with CNA
"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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