Stock Market to Crash on Monday?
18 March 2008, 03:30 PM
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Think that was fully expected though.People making a quick few quid on the back of the news about (desperate)Fed Cuts
Funny thing is,for all the huge cash injections both sidea of the pond,the emergency measures such as slashing interest rates....its not helping.
Just makes savvy investors think 'uh oh,there is something to worry about'
Funny thing is,for all the huge cash injections both sidea of the pond,the emergency measures such as slashing interest rates....its not helping.
Just makes savvy investors think 'uh oh,there is something to worry about'
07 May 2008, 01:51 PM
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Just thought I'd check back in on this thread as today the market is at 6250 - Oh look -no doom and destruction, just as predicted by the sane people.
Wheres the headline of £150bn added to the market?
Wheres the headline of £150bn added to the market?
07 May 2008, 04:12 PM
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BBC NEWS | Business | Big share falls feared on Monday
Could we be in for another stock market crash on Monday?.. almost 20 years to the day of 'black Monday' when the market crashed in the 80's.
Stocks do look surprisingly highly priced considering the current economic situation and outlook.
In for a fell of over 250points on the FTSE I reckon.
Could we be in for another stock market crash on Monday?.. almost 20 years to the day of 'black Monday' when the market crashed in the 80's.
Stocks do look surprisingly highly priced considering the current economic situation and outlook.
In for a fell of over 250points on the FTSE I reckon.
07 May 2008, 07:04 PM
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07 May 2008, 09:12 PM
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It never ceases to amaze me the complete lack of basic English skills there are in English people.
Do you not care how much of a dick you look making basic mistakes like this? especially as you are obviously fairly intelligent considering you are talking about shares. Allow me to correct your basic tense mistake for you.
In for a fall of over 250points on the FTSE I reckon.
Do you not care how much of a dick you look making basic mistakes like this? especially as you are obviously fairly intelligent considering you are talking about shares. Allow me to correct your basic tense mistake for you.
In for a fall of over 250points on the FTSE I reckon.
08 May 2008, 08:01 AM
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08 May 2008, 08:17 AM
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6256 approx points at the moment
so very roughly each point is worth £239.8million
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14 January 2009, 03:56 PM
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The data out of America earlier today was cataclysmically bad. The Western world is all but imploding. Who knows where it will all end but we haven't seen the end of the blood on the carpet just yet.
14 January 2009, 07:43 PM
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Its the stock market of the great depression all over again.
Market falls, people loose fortunes.
Market recovers and the clever investors jump in, at the bottom, ready to make their fortunes.
Market crashes again. Clever investors wiped out as well.
Another cycle of that came and went as well, just to really pi$$ people off!
Market falls, people loose fortunes.
Market recovers and the clever investors jump in, at the bottom, ready to make their fortunes.
Market crashes again. Clever investors wiped out as well.
Another cycle of that came and went as well, just to really pi$$ people off!
14 January 2009, 07:55 PM
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Still think house prices only go up fastbloke?
14 January 2009, 08:09 PM
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You know it is widely accepted by professors of logic that if you give a monkey a typewriter and leave said monkey long enough the monkey will eventually produce the works of Shakespeare. Not because the monkey is intelligent enough to produce the works of Shakespeare, but simply by the laws of probability.
Now.....
Now.....
14 January 2009, 09:58 PM
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You know it is widely accepted by professors of logic that if you give a monkey a typewriter and leave said monkey long enough the monkey will eventually produce the works of Shakespeare. Not because the monkey is intelligent enough to produce the works of Shakespeare, but simply by the laws of probability.
Now.....
Now.....
15 January 2009, 01:29 AM
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Although you may need infinite time, probability also indicates that the works of Shakespeare could be produced in Infinity - 1 (i.e. in a very long time) or Infinity - (Infinity -1) (i.e. tomorrow).
The probability of the two being equal. Maybe Pete95 just got lucky in this time frame
The probability of the two being equal. Maybe Pete95 just got lucky in this time frame
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