Black Friday.

would you like a bet that in 12 months the FTSE will be higher than last night's close?

pounds falling but they keep forgetting its rose everyday since the murder,on the back off them getting the result wrong

you could be right shab.

the eea decision has to be made and with todays markets it would be seriously foolish to pull us out of that.

as thats not down on the referendum who ever makes that call will get the blame...so the tories will put it to the commons no doubt.

holy sh**

1st time poster - GBP to $ has never been lower in my lifetime

Shab the ftse won't bounce back. Will be low for ages whilst the uncertainty surround the long exit continues


Gold will continue to rise

Barclays down 35%

The brave should be looking at the high dollar earners, GSK is one

Ftse where it was a week ago, ignore Sky news scaremongering

the media luvies bricking it,love that comment on sky
its time like this you find out who,s been swimming without their trunks on

It was 1000pts higher this time last year.  scaremongering

FTSE 100 companies with largest share of revenues from the US
Wolseley 64%
Smith & Nephew 49%
AstraZeneca 41%
GSK 35 %

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/caf3e77e-db0e-11e5-98fd-06d75973fe09.html#axzz4CTpR4oH1

Wolseley 36.19 minus 5.93% today must be a fair value buy

fook off and rot in spain you selfish 1 dimensional poster.


markets may fall, but there is more to life than this crap.

I dont doubt for 1 minute this is just filthy traders making money.

Who was that directed at?

haha....hope you won enough to cover the black hole sunshine.

at least i was honest, not just posting from outside.

£ v $ currently around the same level it was in Feb

Same goes for the FTSE

their is no price on wellbeing, as you already know.

im honest all right.

be=rexit will reverse the one thing that boomed us pre subprime and propped us up post subprime....thats a firm belief ive held since the financial crash.

we have just taken away that get out of jail card.

obsessed with the subprime and your status in Spain.

You have not been honest g1, i have been on here a long time and i know your posts before you went to spain.

Its like you dont trust Brits to be great again.

If we could escape from the global rulers we will be better than ever.

gin
what was it pre referendum announcement?

i know the euro was 1.46

shares were higher......

im not in spain.

i stay there a few months a year

i am a tax resident in the uk....and a resident for a spell each year in spain due to staying over 3 months...but just under the tax resident status

When Cameron announced the referendum in February:

FTSE was 6096 now 6078

£v$ was 1.425  now 1.38

markets go up and down. hth

City boys going by the mori poll, which was more unreliable than the contents of Clarence Beaks's briefcase from trading places

SKY are really ramping the "Crash" up!

ok re worded.

when we knew a referendum was very likely....

thats in their manifesto

'When Cameron announced the referendum in February:

FTSE was 6096 now 6078

£v$ was 1.425  now 1.38'

The BBC don't let facts get in the way of a story.

one day people will realise that markets are only around for the rich to take even more money from the ordinary man.

but we are reliant on them too...

the pound's nose dive is most pronounced against the yen, the currency of a country that is an even bigger basket case than us. its like alice in wonderland.

i dont agree with how capitalism is but if the world is using it then you simply cant ignore it.

maybe the world could be a better place without capitalism, uk could thrive and start making things again.

Surely you must appreciate that the vote went against the rich getting richer ?

i think it hinders everyone not just the rich....

the one thing that will be a problem is when growth figures come out you know businesses will react the usual way of its negative....

ftse still above 6000

Frankie Boyle
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A lot of uncertainty ahead for high street banks, as all our armed robbers come back from Spain

nothing will change, if it goes down, it will go up. the value of companies doesnt change.

Since its introduction in Graham's 1949 book The Intelligent Investor, it has been cited many times to explain that the stock market tends to fluctuate. The example makes it clear that the sole reason for the change in price is Mr. Market's emotions. A rational person will sell if the price is high and buy if the price is low. He would not sell because the price has gone down or buy because the price has gone up. Graham instead believes that it is important to focus on whether the stock valuation of a company is reasonable after calculating its value through fundamental analysis.[2][3][4] Warren Buffett has been quoted numerous times on Graham's 1949 book The Intelligent Investor. Chapter eight covers Mr. Market and Warren Buffett thinks that this is the best part of the book.[5][6] Buffett described it as "by far the best book on investing ever written".

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Is emotional, euphoric, moody
Is often irrational
Offers that transactions are strictly at your option
Is there to serve you, not to guide you.
Is in the short run a voting machine, in the long run a weighing machine.
Will offer you a chance to buy low, and sell high.
Is frequently efficient…but not always.
This behavior of Mr. Market allows the investor to wait until Mr.Market is in a 'pessimistic mood' and offers low sale price. The investor has the option to buy at that low price. Therefore patience is such an important virtue when dealing with Mr. Market.