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Remember the wall street crash?.when people jumped out windows.think it was 1923.
I have a gut feeling that there is a bigger crash on the way.
I imagine it is going to happen next week.
The markets are getting very wobbly ,something is brewing ,
remember you read it here first.
I have a gut feeling that there is a bigger crash on the way.
I imagine it is going to happen next week.
The markets are getting very wobbly ,something is brewing ,
remember you read it here first.
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No I can't remember it. I hope you didn't witness the people jumping out of the windows.
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every chance there might be one on may 8th
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Its my guess that we may see it next week.Something is going on.Euro has slipped to the lowest value ever on record.
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Any more good news lads. Like WW3 ready to start, a comet heading towards earth or The Leopard now writing for Woman's Own.
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they dont jump now ,they sit in a leather chair with a grand bottle of brandy and 1000 pound cigar and wait for gideon to trot along with a wheelbarrow with 400 billion in it,if they could they,d instigate a crash they would because they are richer now than the 2008 crash
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only the ones with a concience jump so more chance of been hit with a flying pig
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I think Daddy Rich will be calling a meeting with all the Fat Cats of the world to try and sort out things and save their googleplexes of trillions.
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Call me old-fashioned, but financial advice from someone who is SIX YEARS OUT on the Wall Street Crash AFTER it happened, may not have his finger on the pulse.
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Is this the new Tony Broke thread?
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Hi Blackbarn ,you are quite correct,i know SFA about it,But I think something is going down and nobody is saying anything in case they make the markets wobble even more,but something big is going to happen.Some major news.i can feel it in my bones.
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Keep ttt'ing this until May
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You know something about it ovalman,(you are in the know).So its May that something is going to happen.
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There must be a chance of the ECB announcing a surprise round of QE next Thursday - If so, expect stocks to get a boost.
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Brassneck. You clearly know enough to know that there is "wobbling" going on. The thing is though that there is already a lot to wobble about - Terrorism, Commodity demand, Eurozone deflation etc etc. The key question is how much of all this risk is already priced in to the markets. If you are a worrier, buy a Gold ETF, and buy shares in both big Drug companies and both big Tobacco companies.
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http://www.moneynews.com/MKTNews/Market-Collapse-Finance-Stocks/2013/03/01/id/492699/
from money news... u decide ? |
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Sorry forgot to add....there is an Election in May
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what did you buy a pair of ear rings,
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nb. I am currently "out" of stocks.
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Yes,im thinking that myself,they would need to print billions .
My guess is that Europe are about to split into two groups,A rich group and a poor group,and they are going to chuck out Greece. But it looks like we are all heading for a world wide recession.and all countries will be set back 100 years. its looking bad for England ,as we will all go into deflation,and spain,portugal ,and Ireland will surely suffer real bad,as they own billions.Italy are in serious troubleas well.Thats my own opinion. |
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the warren buffett of betfair has spoken,sell,sell,sell
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1st time poster - was the ear rings question aimed at me? The answers no. I bought into ETFS Metal Securities Ltd Physical Gold (PHGP) through Hargreaves Lansdown. I was a week late but my timing wasn't far out.
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wont be much a split rich germany the rest poor ,now what
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The wobble in worldwide financial markets plus the clammer for Government Pension Bonds is simple.
The latest ban of CMAT. |
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considering the whole world is in debt to someone or something a crash is just around the corner, so is wwIII btw.
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I think that the Euro needs a massive boost,so the powers that be will do something about it next Monday or Tuesday.
its a bit like the gambling on betfair. So say a guy changes all he has to buy euro's,sits it out for a week or hides behind the sofa and then sells his euro's next week-end for a free 1/4 profit. But if some other breaking news arrives during the week a guy could end up in the poor house. Something like bye bye Greece,and division 1 and division 2 in Europe,we could have sky scraper jumping. But at the moment the BRASSNECK CORPORATION advises to but euro's and sell next week. |
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You clearly know enough to know that there is "wobbling" going on
The money men are So Greedy they artificially 'prop up' the markets & artificially avoid the general public getting in on any full blown crash 1 month to today BP were trading @ 365p , Tesco 165p , most were too busy looking at Christmas tree's to buy instead If they didn't Fully crash in 2008 after the banking fiasco , it Never will imo |
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Not sure if I am the only one Mc Moonbeam, but I do not understand your post. In what way, were Joe Public prevented from buying Tesco shares at their trough of just shy of 165p on December 15th. Are you saying they were being artificially inflated at not far off half their post 2008 crash price? I'm puzzled.
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The reason the Euro and £ are wobbling against the other markets is because their manufacturing has never properly recovered and although the economies have seemingly prospered over Christmas in terms of spending it is clearly because personal borrowing is up massively. Spending power has not increased, people have just whacked the plastic. And the Eurozone is still having to import more and more.
The markets are a different matter, it could go tits up at any stage. Sticking your money in shares is like making a play at Angelina Jolie. You might get your tongue down her throat, get your hands on her baps or if you're lucky you'll get your fingers and tops, but be careful because it's unlikely you'll get your end away and at some stage Brad Pitt is going to come home and chop your nuts off. |
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I'm not saying they were prevented blackbarn , just that as soon as any value appears it won't last very long at all as the big traders will simply trade the value upwards , regardless of a true representation of the market/company .
The markets are just Hot Air imo I mean is BP really worth 10% More than they were last month (they're a huge cash rich company - regardless of the price of oil) |
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marychain - Your £ vs the Euro non-wobble is a shocking omission - Up on the week, the month, the year, the last two years. Not so much a wobble, more a trend. French holidays this year!!
Re your "stick your money in shares" view, What do you suggest for those with a pension and savings? |
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I disagree though marychain
I'd rather have my money in markets than sat in a Uk bank (although I haven't) as I just buy & sell  If Banks don't go tits up .. how the hell can the markets ... think about it ffs |
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Mc Moonbeam. To answer your question, yes of course they are!!. Worth is simply what a willing buyer will pay a willing seller. Twas ever thus
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you get my point though , 10% is Absolutely Gigantic in terms of a company like BP's net worth (which is all a share price is)
I was meaning more that they prvent any true crash , more than preventing the public from buying (the public buy less than 1% of all shares) |
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Yes I do Mc. but I dont really agree with the absolute direct link between net worth and share price even though that is how it should work. Share prices these days are a heady mix of loads of different factors.
One of the best pieces of investment advice I was given is that in a market downturn look for big companies that are following the market down but whose business is not affected by that downturn to the same extent as all or most of their competitors. Wouldn't have Tesco or BP in that camp but American Express in 2008 was a good call |
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Surely virtually all shares are owned by the public ultimately.
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no its a correction.
we were due one. |
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you're Rob, but try telling your Pension Fund to sell the ones you don't like
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but I dont really agree with the absolute direct link between net worth and share price even though that is how it should work.
I do tbh , that's all it should mean , though you're right , that's the beauty of a free market of course & it'd be impossible to make anything worthwhile otherwise Just because they own them they probably didn't buy them rob , the banks , pension companies all trade in each others pockets |
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Can you imagine Chelsea winning the league 'wobbling by 10%' on a bit of a news scandal , they'd eat them for breakfast on here
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