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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostBut which is which?
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostOne of these is real and one is a myth
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostYou know that joke about two people being chased by a bear, and one only having to run faster than the other.
Well it's the same thing with UK v other countries' banks, especially US banks.
As long as we aren't more exposed and out on a limb than most of them we'll be fine (relatively speaking).
Actually, being a "safe haven" relative to places like the US might be almost as bad, if that caused foreign currency to flood in and raise sterling.
So I guess the trick is to try and position oneself as no more and no less precarious bank-wise than any other (sane) country.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
Well it's the same thing with UK v other countries' banks, especially US banks.
As long as we aren't more exposed and out on a limb than most of them we'll be fine (relatively speaking).
Actually, being a "safe haven" relative to places like the US might be almost as bad, if that caused foreign currency to flood in and raise sterling.
So I guess the trick is to try and position oneself as no more and no less precarious bank-wise than any other (sane) country.
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Hmmmm.... make a massive statement....if you're right, you're made for life. If you're wrong, no-one knew who you were anyway. A fair gamble.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
Completely predictable of course except by the 52% of cretins.
Once a country has a majority of cretins it's fooked
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All economists are in agreement apparently.......except the ones that aren't.
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