Recession on the horizon?

[BlasterBates]

There are hot spots in stocks but just to get things in perspective.

Oracle's shares were EUR 50 in the dot com boom. Since their low they've risen well to EUR 15.

A long way to go,...

enjoy

[wendigo100]

There are hot spots in stocks but just to get things in perspective.

Oracle's shares were EUR 50 in the dot com boom. Since their low they've risen well to EUR 15.

A long way to go,...

enjoy

Doesn't the new price reflect stock-splitting though?

[BlasterBates]

No that takes into account the stock split. The huge drop was quite typical of many tech stocks.

[Euro-commuter]

There seems to be some financially savvy people on here

[threaded]

Why cheese sticks?

No, chicken curry!

[NoddY]

Anyone can make money in a boom.
This is because there is more money printed.
The more money printed the less each piece of money is worth.
This is inflation. More money gets you less - less oil, less housing, less of everything - except stuff made by Chinamen.
This has been the world for the last 10 years.

Now, the trick is to earn money while no-one else does.
This is when the value of money goes up - it's also usually the time when unemployment is high.

Thus a depression is an opportunity.

[shaunbhoy]

The more money printed the less each piece of money is worth.
This is inflation.

But that is not happening here in the UK. Have you listened to nothing Gordon has told you? Inflation is only something that happens to houses, water bills, and utility prices, certainly not something that troubles us under his prudent guidance.

[BlasterBates]

Brits are laughing

[Clippy]

More doom and gloom?

[DGK]

BUY ERX, YOO and JSP

ERX produce a breast cancer cure that's in late trials.

YOOMEDIA , pay for parking by mobile phone, most of the red button technology on TV (including red nose day) , 100% of the poker channel pokerzone.

Jessops, drop following profit warning well over done. Strategic review due with results at the end of this month. 20 currently, 150p Q4 2007 target.

Hope this helps

If you want a Chinese stock then look at SFT. The next Sage.