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Re: An in-between phase
How did photographer go @Slowdown? Friends round last night. Enjoyed garden with heater. Heating still not working despite trying everything. Heat pump engineer coming 'early this week'. Ty…4 -
Re: Autumnal Achieving
I need to get the outside cushions out of the greenhouse and into the garage so I can tidy the GH. And deal with the bulbs I want to force, clean it up etc etc etc….. it's always "I want to…2 -
Re: Autumnal Achieving
I agree strongly with all of you who are saying it is too cold and wet for outside jobs now! I am very pleased with how much I did in the garden this year - and sometimes it was hard, especially in t…4 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
You have two situations when answering a question o Typically you're investing with income flows or fixed savings are maturing, or you're just deciding to move money from one place to anoth…2 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
The NASDAQ Composite lost about 77% in the dotcom crash (2000-2002). Ok, that isn't quite "80%", but close enough to be factual (and particularly relevant) for the purposes of the disc…1 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
Although the UK stock market fell 75% in real terms from 1972 to 1974 (e.g., see https://monevator.com/bear-market-recovery/ ) which was pretty nasty, but not 80% in nominal terms. Japan's loss …1 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
A 6.9% drop is chicken feed. 80% drops happen from time to time. You could even lose all your money in an extreme event. You bought after many years in which the market went up and up, with only shor…1 -
Re: Steadily climbing the mountain, enjoying the view along the way
What them said /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ and with grace and beauty!3 -
Re: Steadily climbing the mountain, enjoying the view along the way
Agree with PiP 100% - a bit of reframing is in order!3 -
Re: Burglar alarms and contents insurance
good thing I didn't have an alarm when we had cats as I found it impossible to keep them at floor level!!1
