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Mikaad loves MILFs
27 Nov 09 21:01
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All the usual mugs sitting there like a poor lamb going to slaughter house while the big pile of debt is sitting there ever increasing to ridiculous amounts...........it would be nice to see this Dubai thingy kick it off, because im pretty sure something nasty will come out of the blue and force interest rates up and**suddely capitalism works, those who made poor decisions are punished and savers are rewarded.

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bobby2424
When: 27 Nov 09 21:18
A post like that ^^^ indicates that you live in hope that this will happen.
imo, in the past you've probably lost money betting and wishing for this sort of senarioto happen.
Just because you're sore does nt mean it will happen.

Go with the market (up) not against it. :)
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d13phe
When: 27 Nov 09 21:21
inflation is a bonds worst nightmare
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Mikaad loves MILFs
When: 27 Nov 09 22:17
Doesn't matter that there's so much bonds to be issued but no one to buy them? Great timing with the demographic as well
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FINE AS FROG HAIR
When: 28 Nov 09 02:43
Yep Bobby.
Everybody has differentvested interests some way or another.
Some want rates to go up, and others don't.
The weatth hoarders want them up, the wealth creators don't.
The haves want them up, the have nots don't.
The old want them up, the young don't.
The rich want them up, the poor daon't.
Etc etc.
By:
subversion
When: 28 Nov 09 10:40
not true that theres nobody to buy them Mikaad, theres a lot of 'forced' institutional buying, especially by UK banks

i dont have access to the exact figures any more, maybe someone who works in or around gilts can give a better idea
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