The Greek stock market

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KentPhilip replied

14 June 2012, 23:44
Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post

Hmm one or two interesting opportunities on the Greek stock market.

Severely tempted to stick some serious wonga in there.

Maybe.
What shares are you thinking of, and why are they so attractively valued?
With the political turmoil inevitable regardless of the upcoming vote, isn't there a risk that shares owned by individuals might be forcibly taken by the government, with little or no compensation (forced nationalisation)?
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Old Greg replied

14 June 2012, 20:44
Originally posted by AtW View Post

What's the working title?

A Bridgwater too far.
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Diver replied

14 June 2012, 17:41
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Glad you managed to find a remedial who is smarter than you to become your tutor?

Do tell.

FTFY
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DodgyAgent replied

14 June 2012, 16:35
Originally posted by AtW View Post

What's the working title?

A tale of two cretins?
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BlasterBates replied

14 June 2012, 15:51
Originally posted by AtW View Post

What's the working title?

"Watching paint dry - The story of my life"
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AtW replied

14 June 2012, 15:29
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

Made progress with my Maths dissertation - it may in fact have the kernel of being a PhD dissertation, according to my tutor.

How did you manage somebody who is smarter than you to become your tutor?

Do tell.
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BrilloPad replied

14 June 2012, 15:19
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

Fine- Staying in future BTL in London while renovations are being done on country pad.

So they moved you from Send back up to Wandsworth?
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DimPrawn replied

14 June 2012, 14:42
Is it a fantasy novel?
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DodgyAgent replied

14 June 2012, 14:39
Originally posted by AtW View Post

What's the working title?

"A Cretin's story" by A Cretin
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AtW replied

14 June 2012, 14:34
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

Have finished plan for my blockbuster novel.

What's the working title?
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sasguru replied

14 June 2012, 14:21
Originally posted by AtW View Post

How is your garden leave going?

Fine- Staying in future BTL in London while renovations are being done on country pad.
Have finished plan for my blockbuster novel.
Made progress with my Maths dissertation - it may in fact have the kernel of being a PhD dissertation, according to my tutor.
Life is good when its creative.
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AtW replied

14 June 2012, 14:14
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

Do it, Walter.

How is your garden leave going?
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sasguru replied

14 June 2012, 14:12
Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post

Hmm one or two interesting opportunities on the Greek stock market.

Severely tempted to stick some serious wonga in there.

Do it, Walter.
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AtW replied

14 June 2012, 13:10
Are you going to buy new drachma denominated stocks?
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BlasterBates started a topic The Greek stock market

14 June 2012, 12:55
The Greek stock market

Hmm one or two interesting opportunities on the Greek stock market.

Severely tempted to stick some serious wonga in there.
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