Reply to: Black Friday

[Lockhouse]

Ftse

Take a look - "No winners"!

[wobbegong]

I object to the term "Black Friday"

Why?

[Bob Dalek]

I object to the term "Black Friday"

I object to the term "Friday"... and "Black".

- Robinson Crusoe's Ethnically Disadvantaged and Exploited, Yet His Equal In The Eyes Of The Law, Companion.

[AlfredJPruffock]

Mine weren't. And still aren't. Seems little point now. They're losing money rather quicker than I can make it. Have you got a spare cardboard box I can have?

Do the Wall St shuffle
watch the greenbacks tumble
Feel the sterling crumble

You Buy and Sell
You wheel and deal
But your living on instinct

Oh - Mr Brown- did your money make you better ?
Are you waiting for the hour - when you can screw us
Cos youre Big Enough ??/

[ASB]

It's squeaky bum time isn't it ?

On the plus side all my pension pots were consolidated into a cash sipp about a month ago.

Mine weren't. And still aren't. Seems little point now. They're losing money rather quicker than I can make it. Have you got a spare cardboard box I can have?

[SantaClaus]

I predict that the NYSE, NASDAQ and the CME will not open on Monday.


Edit: I can get myself into trouble for saying that. It's only a joke but there is a holiday, but it doesn't shut everything.

You could well be right HairyArse.

I'm predicting 3800 on FTSE by the end of the day and possibly 3660.

[Bob Dalek]

I'm heading up to Manchester for a weekend of drunken debauchery!

(Actually, a Lodge rehearsal and a pleasant time with girly...)

Canal Street bar

pale and lanky boy

[DodgyAgent]

I'm heading for the bunker right now.
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The End[/I]

Dont forget your sand wedge

[moorfield]

It's squeaky bum time isn't it ?

On the plus side all my pension pots were consolidated into a cash sipp about a month ago.

[HairyArsedBloke]

I think my analysis has been quite good so far. But let me throw out some predictions to be judged on:

By next Friday:

FTSE 3500
S&P 650
DJIA 7500
Gold $1250 /oz
Markets closed by governments.

I would also say that I called DJIA 9999 in March this year (not here though..). Oh, and UK house prices -50% from summer 2007.

I predict that the NYSE, NASDAQ and the CME will not open on Monday.


Edit: I can get myself into trouble for saying that. It's only a joke but there is a holiday, but it doesn't shut everything.

[DiscoStu]

I think my analysis has been quite good so far. But let me throw out some predictions to be judged on:

By next Friday:

FTSE 3500
S&P 650
DJIA 7500
Gold $1250 /oz
Markets closed by governments.

I would also say that I called DJIA 9999 in March this year (not here though..). Oh, and UK house prices -50% from summer 2007.

Sorry ace00, I'm not having a go at you - Betty is one of AtW's sockpuppets and I don't like to miss the opportunity to have a dig at him

[ace00]

I object to crappy economic analysis.

I think my analysis has been quite good so far. But let me throw out some predictions to be judged on:

By next Friday:

FTSE 3500
S&P 650
DJIA 7500
Gold $1250 /oz
Markets closed by governments.

I would also say that I called DJIA 9999 in March this year (not here though..). Oh, and UK house prices -50% from summer 2007.

[DiscoStu]

I object to the term "Black Friday"

I object to crappy economic analysis.

[ace00]

........
Why can't the world's governments simply suspend trading on the markets for a couple of weeks? Just let everyone sit down and have a cup of tea and think about things for a bit, instead of steaming in each day and wiping billions off the value of pretty much everything for no genuine reason. ?

I suspect this is what will happen, especially considering that the US government should now be on holiday due to the upcoming election.

[dang65]

I've heard say that they can't suspend it because selling stocks is the only way a lot of companies can get funds at the moment, what with no one lending just now. But that would be a small price to pay.

Maybe Russia didn't work because everyone else was still trading? I dunno.