Markets in free fall - what does it mean for the main economy?

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jimjim replied

16 August 2007, 11:17
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Falling markets can be lucrative...

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alreadypacked replied

16 August 2007, 10:42
I'll be thinking of you all when I am relaxing with a drink on my terrace in Goa
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milanbenes replied

16 August 2007, 10:39
batten down the hatches lads, if a recession's coming it could be bad

Milan.
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DimPrawn replied

16 August 2007, 10:33
Doomed!
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Hart-floot replied

16 August 2007, 10:31
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

Recession on the horizon? Pin that finally ****** the housing balloon?

Less contractors working for the Investment Banks in London
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NoddY replied

16 August 2007, 10:21
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

Recession on the horizon? Pin that finally ****** the housing balloon?
Interesting that both the Eurozone and Japan report unexpectedly small rises in GDP.

If you've got no liabilities and you can keep an income it means nothing. If you rely on working for an income and/or have debt it could be quite a problem.
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sasguru started a topic Markets in free fall - what does it mean for the main economy?

16 August 2007, 10:18
Markets in free fall - what does it mean for the main economy?

Recession on the horizon? Pin that finally ****** the housing balloon?
Interesting that both the Eurozone and Japan report unexpectedly small rises in GDP.
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