financial crisis in the global economy?
14-09-2008, 10:38 PM
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14-09-2008, 10:39 PM
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15-09-2008, 03:47 AM
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Can't you just turn off your phones on days off??? 
Its not like a fucking nuclear reactor you run is going into meltdown and cant wait, really.....
Ive never understood how all these city banking types rave about some emergency because a bank goes bust or something and make it seem like its as big an emergency as a dirty bomb going off, or an earthquake wiping out 50000!!!
Its not like a fucking nuclear reactor you run is going into meltdown and cant wait, really.....
Ive never understood how all these city banking types rave about some emergency because a bank goes bust or something and make it seem like its as big an emergency as a dirty bomb going off, or an earthquake wiping out 50000!!!
15-09-2008, 06:36 AM
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In a related move, a consortium of 10 investment banks announced a $70bn (£39bn) loan program that troubled financial companies can use to help ease the credit shortage.
BBC business editor Robert Peston on the potential implications
The banks - Bank of America, Barclays, Citibank, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and UBS - each agreed to provide $7bn (£4bn) to the pool.
BBC business editor Robert Peston on the potential implications
The banks - Bank of America, Barclays, Citibank, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and UBS - each agreed to provide $7bn (£4bn) to the pool.
15-09-2008, 07:23 AM
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Ahh, decades of greed and corruption catching up with the US Banking Houses. 
The only way the banking system will sort is way out, is through a complete collapse and reset. Anything else is simply delaying the inevitable. Put the banks back into the hands of the people, not the select few!
The only way the banking system will sort is way out, is through a complete collapse and reset. Anything else is simply delaying the inevitable. Put the banks back into the hands of the people, not the select few!
15-09-2008, 08:04 AM
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Ahh, decades of greed and corruption catching up with the US Banking Houses.
The only way the banking system will sort is way out, is through a complete collapse and reset. Anything else is simply delaying the inevitable. Put the banks back into the hands of the people, not the select few!
The only way the banking system will sort is way out, is through a complete collapse and reset. Anything else is simply delaying the inevitable. Put the banks back into the hands of the people, not the select few!
15-09-2008, 11:19 AM
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15-09-2008, 03:31 PM
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dear god!
warrenpelaver - easy really.. it's either an opportunity to make more money than you or i have or will ever see, or to avoid losing more money than you or i will ever see!
warrenpelaver - easy really.. it's either an opportunity to make more money than you or i have or will ever see, or to avoid losing more money than you or i will ever see!
15-09-2008, 06:18 PM
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i hasten to add, that wasn't my opinion. seems it's been pretty dead today, which i find surprising althogh it was a (inter)national holiday in the far east, certainly japan and hk. (respect the aged day or something) which may well have had a big impact but to be fair, i've been had 3 hours kip since 8.30 am sunday so my head's probably not in the best place to comment!
15-09-2008, 06:19 PM
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15-09-2008, 06:30 PM
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Can't you just turn off your phones on days off???
Its not like a fucking nuclear reactor you run is going into meltdown and cant wait, really.....
Ive never understood how all these city banking types rave about some emergency because a bank goes bust or something and make it seem like its as big an emergency as a dirty bomb going off, or an earthquake wiping out 50000!!!
Its not like a fucking nuclear reactor you run is going into meltdown and cant wait, really.....
Ive never understood how all these city banking types rave about some emergency because a bank goes bust or something and make it seem like its as big an emergency as a dirty bomb going off, or an earthquake wiping out 50000!!!
15-09-2008, 06:45 PM
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Can't you just turn off your phones on days off???
Its not like a fucking nuclear reactor you run is going into meltdown and cant wait, really.....
Ive never understood how all these city banking types rave about some emergency because a bank goes bust or something and make it seem like its as big an emergency as a dirty bomb going off, or an earthquake wiping out 50000!!!
Its not like a fucking nuclear reactor you run is going into meltdown and cant wait, really.....
Ive never understood how all these city banking types rave about some emergency because a bank goes bust or something and make it seem like its as big an emergency as a dirty bomb going off, or an earthquake wiping out 50000!!!
, millions in fact one way or another, this is financing for the western world, can you not get your head around that? Americas banking and finances affect us all, it will be a tough couple of years for those allready hard up. Time for ppl like Lee to cut some losses and aim to make a mint though
exciting times!
15-09-2008, 07:32 PM
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No its not like a nuclear meltdown, this will affect more than a cheynobel, millions in fact one way or another, this is financing for the western world, can you not get your head around that? Americas banking and finances affect us all, it will be a tough couple of years for those allready hard up. Time for ppl like Lee to cut some losses and aim to make a mint though exciting times!
, millions in fact one way or another, this is financing for the western world, can you not get your head around that? Americas banking and finances affect us all, it will be a tough couple of years for those allready hard up. Time for ppl like Lee to cut some losses and aim to make a mint though exciting times!And we arent anywhere near a huge economic crash with people starving to death in the western world and bodys rotting on the street like germany in the interwar years!!
Maybe its just me and my former military perspective on emergencys but electronic money you and I cant see really doesnt bother me.
16-09-2008, 12:09 AM
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i hasten to add, that wasn't my opinion. seems it's been pretty dead today, which i find surprising althogh it was a (inter)national holiday in the far east, certainly japan and hk. (respect the aged day or something) which may well have had a big impact but to be fair, i've been had 3 hours kip since 8.30 am sunday so my head's probably not in the best place to comment!
prices dropping now..ive lost shares via 9/11 i dont bother anymore via a 5k loss
16-09-2008, 05:54 AM
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16-09-2008, 05:57 AM
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Is bailing banks out, free trade or socialism? We call our selves a "free trade" society, but it doesn't look like one at the moment.
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