What day in October will the excuses start?

**Churchill** · 8 October 2009, 09:30

Did the dipsh!t say which October?

**sasguru** · 8 October 2009, 09:32

Originally posted by Churchill View Post

Did the dipsh!t say which October?

Your gratuitous abuse says more about you than me.

HTH.

To answer the other poster:

1. I believe the market is overvalued.
2. Corrections quite often happen in October, for psychological reasons relating to the onset of winter, I have long suspected.
3. All bets are hedged of course.

**Addanc** · 8 October 2009, 10:34

Originally posted by sasguru View Post

Your gratuitous abuse says more about you than me.

The boy has more front that Blackpool promenade.

**sasguru** · 8 October 2009, 11:56

Originally posted by Addanc View Post

The boy has more front that Blackpool promenade.

chips

I guess he needs to carry around a bottle of Sarsons at all times.

**Andy2** · 8 October 2009, 12:10

By the end of october sasguru will panick and close his short at a big loss
The crash will happen the next day

**HairyArsedBloke** · 8 October 2009, 12:13

John Maynard Keynes: “The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.”

Note that I think JMK was a complete t0sser (along with Blanchflower and many more), but he was so right on that one as my personal experience confirms.

**TimberWolf** · 8 October 2009, 12:18

With interest rates likely to be low for some time in the UK and inflation likely on the up, and gold probably too late to jump into, and houses overpriced, where is stock market cash going move to?

**AlfredJPruffock** · 8 October 2009, 12:40

So may times the self- proclaimed experts give their predictions on the Markets - and every time the Market wrong foots them

As they say in Texas ...

'If you're so smart - how come you ain't Rich?'

Leave the predictions to those with the gift -

Altough - never trust

A Nun
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What day in October will the excuses start?