HBOS shares have crashed 35% today alone, now at £1.51, this is looking very dodgy, anyone started to withdraw money from HBOS? I would have if I had money there.
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Wow! If I had money there, you'd have to think about it. How long did it take Northern Rock to go under? This could be worse. -
Just my mortgage...
Maybe I should give 'em a call and say I can't pay; might tip em over the edge!B00med!Comment
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http://www.citywire.co.uk/personal/-...aspx?ID=314405
This could be another Northern Rock scenario, but remember Northern Rock did not have toxic debt. HBOS has approx. 22 Billion.
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Oh no it's not (well sort of) It’s called under selling. Ie. A large shareholder sells a lot of shares to start a slide in value and when the price falls enough he buys them back again making a profit.Originally posted by Diestl View PostHBOS shares have crashed 35% today alone, now at £1.51, this is looking very dodgy, anyone started to withdraw money from HBOS? I would have if I had money there."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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hahaOriginally posted by Advocate View PostJust my mortgage...
Maybe I should give 'em a call and say I can't pay; might tip em over the edge!Comment
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Did you read pages two and three?Originally posted by Cyberman View Posthttp://www.citywire.co.uk/personal/-...aspx?ID=314405
This could be another Northern Rock scenario, but remember Northern Rock did not have toxic debt. HBOS has approx. 22 Billion.
Do you work for some bizarre dump & pump reverse boiler room scam?"See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."Comment
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howdy,
my Ltd company bank account is with Natwest
Im asking myself how do I get at the dosh
Ive taken way too much grief off my boss over the last 6 months to be losing it LOL
can I legally withdraw it or is its movement restricted as its a Ltd company?
Ive left a message with my accountant but she aint answering for some reason


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