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Crash Crash Crash !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ok, that's very clear, many thanks. It's a whole new world to somebody who has never, ever paid any attention to it. TY !0
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sabretoothtigger wrote: »If you want depressing, one guy predicts the dow at 41 or at least whatever the 2008 equivalent of 1932 is
http://www.oftwominds.com/blogsept08/crash9-08.html
Nice graph, but why does the scale change on the right side of the graph?
This only makes the graph look worse by elongating the drops:wall:
What we've got here is....... failure to communicate.
Some men you just can't reach.
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IveSeenTheLight wrote: »Nice graph, but why does the scale change on the right side of the graph?
This only makes the graph look worse by elongating the drops
Another bad day for stock market.Bank shares take a big pounding
UK banking shares have plunged on fears that more financial institutions may need government assistance.
HBOS dropped 42%, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) fell 39%, Barclays shed 9% and Lloyds TSB was down 13%.0 -
A linear scale graph for the same events leading to the Dow Jones low of 41:
http://www.market-harmonics.com/elliott_wave1.htm
A long term graph, if we saw the dow suffer to the same extent it would mean a return to early 1980's levels or a further fall of 8000pts I think0 -
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Its a logarithmic scale maybe, you cant equate a loss of 1000pts now with what happened 70 years ago.
As a function of gold prices, here is another graph0 -
Government lends £50 Billion to banks, so they can lend back to people & charge interest/fees.
Crazy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rescue plan for UK banks unveiled0 -
Looks like people are going to have trouble getting their money back from Iceland Icesave acounts.
Chancellor Darling has said Iceland has not honoured its obligations, so doesn't sound like Iceland is playing ball.0 -
why doesn't this forum have a policy of deleting threads like this and banning Trolls?0
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