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Well my pension is now only just back where it was last October just after the crash, so still a long way to go.
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No, the Stock Markets were relatively cheap even before the recession. The banking problems in particular slaughtered the financials (some literally) and all stocks were sold down the river, some out of panic and some to cover other loses.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostOh God, now I'm really depressed. Does that mean Labour might yet squeak back in next year?
Please tell me these green shoots are for now just more festering slime mould brewing ...
So this is the bounce back after the news that most institutions/companies will survive and are or will be profitable again shortly and leaner and meaner than ever.
The other bad news will continue for some time - increasing unemployment, swinging tax rises and govt debt and later on, inflation. Nu Lie = No chance.
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Oh God, now I'm really depressed. Does that mean Labour might yet squeak back in next year?Originally posted by Turion View PostThat's 30% in only 2 months, defying the doomsters and during the darkest recession since the war. Astonishing. Well done the banks and financials

Please tell me these green shoots are for now just more festering slime mould brewing ...
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FTSE up by 1000pts
That's 30% in only 2 months, defying the doomsters and during the darkest recession since the war. Astonishing. Well done the banks and financials
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