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Previously on "Where will the FTSE be by Christmas?"

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  • Alf W
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    Jan 10 prices on IGIndex are Sell 4260 and Buy 4279.

    I reckon sideways and down until August/September. Then up and down again to end up around there.

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  • swamp
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    Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
    I'd say (and I'm no expert), that infinity is above 6000.

    Does that help?
    There are lots of numbers are above 6000, though infinity isn't a number so I'm not sure it counts

    Can we have a special infinity option? It can be NAN if you like.

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  • bogeyman
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    Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
    Darling says recession over by Christmas.
    "RECESSION TO BE SUSAN BOYLE-SHAPED"

    http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/b...-200904241725/

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  • DimPrawn
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    Originally posted by swamp View Post
    Where is the infinite option?
    I'd say (and I'm no expert), that infinity is above 6000.

    Does that help?

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  • swamp
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    Where is the infinite option?

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  • DimPrawn
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    Vote. Winner gets a free visit to a soup kitchen.

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  • Fred Bloggs
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    5500.

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  • Scary
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    Outsourced to India.

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  • swamp
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    I wonder why the FTSE 100 isn't infinite.

    After all, eventually share prices will rise. They always do. So looking long long, really long term one must value shares very highly. Then someone else will value the shares even higher because they look beyond where the last person looked, and so it goes on.

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  • MrNoMotivation
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    I think it will be where it is now : 4500 : but will go down inbetween.

    I am always wrong on these things.........
    You're not wrong today. Nearly 4350 now.

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  • BrilloPad
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    I think it will be where it is now : 4500 : but will go down inbetween.

    I am always wrong on these things.........

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  • FSM with Cheddar
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    Watching It's a wonderful life, drinking eggnog, with a slight lump in its throught.

    Every time a bell rings an angle gets its wings.

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  • DimPrawn
    started a poll Where will the FTSE be by Christmas?

    Where will the FTSE be by Christmas?

    17
    Above 6000
    0.00%
    0
    More than 5500 less than 6000
    5.88%
    1
    More than 5000 less than 5500
    11.76%
    2
    More than 4500 less than 5000
    23.53%
    4
    More than 4000 less than 4500
    23.53%
    4
    More than 3500 less than 4000
    5.88%
    1
    More than 3000 less than 3500
    5.88%
    1
    Under 3000
    5.88%
    1
    UK will be bankrupt, share trading suspended.
    0.00%
    0
    AndyW is a banker.
    17.65%
    3

    The poll is expired.

    Above 6000 or below 3000?

    Boom or Doom?

    Darling says recession over by Christmas.

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