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Previously on "Black Monday"
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Oh I can spare a dime today. What a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful day!They plead with him
Alf - can you spare a dime
- But I aint got the time
KER-CHINGGG!
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Thought I was going to be moving into shares for the first time in 10 years today. I just needed the SP500 index to fall 35 points lower than it did for my strategy to trigger a switch of 50% of my funds from property to shares.
Oh well, it may still happen.
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That's one of the great things about being poor. You've got nothing to lose and everything to gain.
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Originally posted by Cowboy Bob View PostWhy should I give a fsck? I don't have a mortgage. I don't hold any shares. I don't have a pension. The markets can go through the floor for all I care.
If the market goes through the floor you wont have a job either..
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Why should I give a fsck? I don't have a mortgage. I don't hold any shares. I don't have a pension. The markets can go through the floor for all I care.
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What I said.Originally posted by gordonbrown View PostYesterday was no more than a blip. You will see that now I am back in the country, the markets are recovering.
My careful stewardship over the past ten years, building fundamental stability into the UK economy, has ensured that there will be no more boom and bust here, unlike over the previous 18 years.
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But we all need to be prudent.Originally posted by gordonbrown View PostYesterday was no more than a blip. You will see that now I am back in the country, the markets are recovering.
My careful stewardship over the past ten years, building fundamental stability into the UK economy, has ensured that there will be no more boom and bust here, unlike over the previous 18 years.
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Yesterday was no more than a blip. You will see that now I am back in the country, the markets are recovering.
My careful stewardship over the past ten years, building fundamental stability into the UK economy, has ensured that there will be no more boom and bust here, unlike over the previous 18 years.
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Got to be cool on Wall St -when you're index is low
AJP aint got time for the Bums
They wind up - on Skid Row
They plead with him
Alf - can you spare a dime
- But I aint got the time
You need a yen -to make a mark
If you wanna make money
You need the luck to make a buck
If you wanna be
getty
rothschild...
Oh, Tony Blair
Did your money make you better?
Are you waiting for the hour
When you can screw me?
`cos youre big enough
To do the wall street shuffle
Let your money hustle
Bet youd sell your mother
You can buy another
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you're just a ray of sunshine, aren't ya?Originally posted by Iron Condor View PostThe markets closed at the lows: FTSE down 5.5% and DAX down 7%.
The market is pricing in a Recession.
Expect a downturn in the IT contract market come April..
ever heard of the expression, 'self-fulfilling prophecy'?
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