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Menelaus replied

23 July 2009, 15:43
Originally posted by DiscoStu View Post

Let the double dip begin....

I've said it before ... this is a W-shape, not a V-shape.
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DiscoStu replied

23 July 2009, 15:43
Let the double dip begin....
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DimPrawn started a topic Boomed!

23 July 2009, 15:40
Boomed!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/e...onth-high.html

The number of mortgages approved by High Steet banks rose to the highest level in 15 months in June, the British Bankers’ Association said on Thursday.

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

The FTSE 100 recorded its longest winning streak since January 2004, which is when some traders believe the last bull market began.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/f...gh-street.html

British shoppers returned to the high street in droves last month, as a combination of discounts and good weather helped drive retail sales higher.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/p...her-rates.html

Savers are no longer panicking about banks collapsing and are seeking high rates of return rather than “safety” for their cash.

It's all Boom and Bloom these days.

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