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Come on SAS how much are you down ?
I think today must qualify as a BLACK MONDAY, 4.5% down at the moment.
Dead cat bounce tomorrow or more DOOM !!!
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Buy Hogs heads, sell your granny.
thats my trading advice for today
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Sep 29 7:18am† Change %Change Level
FTSE 100 -3.58%
XETRA-DAX -3.00%
CAC 40 -3.14%
HANG SENG -4.29%
US time.
Bailout plan agreed. Doom continues. It's cold today too.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI always viewed it in my mind that somewhere, there's a pallet of tea-leaves with your name on it, but I'm sure the reality is far more abstract... like how you can choose where your electricity comes from...
I'd love to hear from someone who actually knows...
Rough guide, you can buy:
1. Gold assets backed by physical gold.
2. Gold assets backed by a promise to refund the asset at market price.
3. Leveraged gold (backed by a promise to refund the asset at x market price)
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostI seem to recall Labour a few years ago applying a lot of pressure on UK banks to be less discriminating about "social loans" to people on low salaries etc.
It was further exploited by use of the weath effect to maintain governments on both sides of the Atlantic in power.
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Originally posted by aussielong View PostActually I agree of course. This is sending the wrong message to the banks about what they can get away with in future. ..
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Originally posted by rootsnall View PostPhew ! I'm glad I went for Lloyds ( 12% down ) instead of RBS ( 14% down ) for my trade of the day.
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Phew ! I'm glad I went for Lloyds ( 12% down ) instead of RBS ( 14% down ) for my trade of the day.
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I always viewed it in my mind that somewhere, there's a pallet of tea-leaves with your name on it, but I'm sure the reality is far more abstract... like how you can choose where your electricity comes from...
I'd love to hear from someone who actually knows...
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI thought in commodity trading, you don't (normally) keep it in your garage, but you do actually own it, rather than shares.
All my knowledge of commodity trading is based on the Dick Francis novel "Hot Money" though...
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Originally posted by ace00 View PostI agree in principal, but in the current crisis bank failures would lead to more failures, deflation, economic contraction on a huge scale (like global equities -80%), widespread bankruptcy, 15% interest rates, massive spike in unemployment, global depression. The whole 9 yards.
I think that's the whole problem, but I'm no expert.
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