Recession over

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Cyberman replied

1 May 2009, 08:10
So why is unemployment still rising rapidly and companies going bust, Gordon ?
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CheeseSlice replied

30 April 2009, 23:17
Originally posted by swamp View Post

Contracting follows the stock market. This is good news for us.

Can I put my daily rate up a few £££'s then?

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SantaClaus replied

30 April 2009, 22:15
If Gordon says its true, it must be.

Signed Vicky Pollard
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AlfredJPruffock replied

30 April 2009, 21:43
Aye - yer sich a clever laddie !

But here Godon !

Ye cannae let the telegraph away with this noo

Investors seem to be on a mood-enhancing drug. And in a sense they are.

Jings !!!!

But aye well done Curry Sark - as my dear Mither always maintaied

Apples Will Grow Again

Diinnae forget Gordon - I kent yir Faither

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SuperZ replied

30 April 2009, 20:58
Mr Bolton is worth taking notice of.
There were and still are some real bargains out there. You could and still can get get 11% + dividends, beat that in a bank account and that`s without including growth possibilities. The risk was limited in the long term
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swamp replied

30 April 2009, 14:59
Contracting follows the stock market. This is good news for us.
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denver2k replied

30 April 2009, 14:57
Originally posted by Tingles View Post

Wait a week...

Or maybe bit more to make matter worse

Originally posted by Tingles View Post

Is this what they call a 'dead cat bounce'?

Thats what they call..... In more technocal way , they call it bear-market rally
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Doggy Styles replied

30 April 2009, 14:53
Well done Gordon. You've saved the world economy again.

Or is this based on the markets now knowing that you'll be on your bike soon, and your Tory successor Mr Cameron has put his thrifty hat on?
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Tingles replied

30 April 2009, 14:46
Wait a week...

Is this what they call a 'dead cat bounce'?

T
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denver2k replied

30 April 2009, 14:45
Originally posted by Gordon Brown View Post

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/m...-17-years.html

Fixed it for you.

Enjoy the new boom.

Gordon.

Thanks Mr. PM ......We will enjoy more if you will also approve that petition
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Gordon Brown started a topic Recession over

30 April 2009, 14:22
Recession over

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/m...-17-years.html

Fixed it for you.

Enjoy the new boom.

Gordon.
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