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Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostDown nearly 800 points one day up nearly 500 the next.
Ya gotta laugh.
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Down nearly 800 points one day up nearly 500 the next.
Ya gotta laugh.
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Originally posted by bored View PostWith all the doom and gloom, maybe it's time to buy now?
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Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostGeorge Bush sees the tax payer as a nice little bonus payer for his mates.
-see the Iraq 'rebuilding' contracts
-see the credit crunch bailout (or attempt to swindle the taxpayer once again)
No no, instead we get free nursery places for 2 year olds. Brilliant.
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George Bush sees the tax payer as a nice little bonus payer for his mates.
-see the Iraq 'rebuilding' contracts
-see the credit crunch bailout (or attempt to swindle the taxpayer once again)
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Originally posted by PAH View PostBetter order "Learn Chinese in 21 Days You Dummies" off Amazon quick sharp. Just enough time before Asia declares the west their new gimp in the cellar.
I expect the yanks will try to fight their way out of it.
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Better order "Learn Chinese in 21 Days You Dummies" off Amazon quick sharp. Just enough time before Asia declares the west is their new gimp in the cellar.
I expect the yanks will try to fight their way out of it.
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Nearly 7% on the Dow. S&P off 8.75% and the NASDAQ 9.14% !
Still, I've seen worse.
Bloomberg are saying that the amount wiped off shares was about 50% larger than the size of the bail-out package.
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