Stock market crash?

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Scary replied

14 January 2010, 15:00
Originally posted by zeitghost

3.99999999999999999999999999999999991

Sounds about right.
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Scary replied

14 January 2010, 14:53
Originally posted by zeitghost

4.

I'd say less.
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BlasterBates replied

14 January 2010, 14:48
As long as you stick to stuff whose balance sheets contain oceans, mountain ranges, deserts, equatorial rain forests or hundreds of square miles of tundra (ie. commodities mining, oil and gas)...then you should be OK.
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Scary replied

14 January 2010, 14:46
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

FTSE 100 forecasts for the end of 2010

Morgan Stanley 5,000
UBS 6,250
Citigroup 6,000
Deutsche Bank 5,410
Charles Stanley 4,700
Brewin Dolphin 5,500
Hargreaves Lansdown 5,750

Personally I think we are headed for a big correction.

How about the price in ounces of gold?
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Doggy Styles replied

14 January 2010, 14:31
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Personally I think we are headed for a big correction.

When interest rates go up.

At the moment, shares give a better return on savings than banks, and many now see shares as a safer haven than government bonds!
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rootsnall replied

14 January 2010, 14:25
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

Does he have tickets for England-Ireland?

No he's watching it in the pub with me.
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Mich the Tester replied

14 January 2010, 12:17
Originally posted by rootsnall View Post

Next week ! Somebody in the know gave me the

Does he have tickets for England-Ireland?
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SuperZ replied

14 January 2010, 12:12
Originally posted by rootsnall View Post

Next week ! Somebody in the know gave me the

Rubbish, if it was possibly for someone to be in the know then it would already be happening.

Now if it does happen 'next week', I'd be more certain it was a lucky guess than anything else.
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rootsnall replied

14 January 2010, 11:55
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Personally I think we are headed for a big correction.

Next week ! Somebody in the know gave me the
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Mich the Tester replied

14 January 2010, 11:31
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

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If you could organise lots of people living in Twickenham to lose their jobs and have to sell their houses on the cheap then that would suit me nicely too...
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Six Nations Tickets
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Moscow Mule replied

14 January 2010, 11:28
<heartless>
If you could organise lots of people living in Twickenham to lose their jobs and have to sell their houses on the cheap then that would suit me nicely too...
</heartless>
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DimPrawn started a topic Stock market crash?

14 January 2010, 11:26
Stock market crash?

FTSE 100 forecasts for the end of 2010

Morgan Stanley 5,000
UBS 6,250
Citigroup 6,000
Deutsche Bank 5,410
Charles Stanley 4,700
Brewin Dolphin 5,500
Hargreaves Lansdown 5,750

Personally I think we are headed for a big correction.
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