Looks like we are heading for a Bull run

homelessskilledworker

With the UK FTSE.

http://www.moneyweek.com/news-and-charts/market-data/ftse


UK Stocks are starting to give the first sign in yonks!! that they might be in the early stages of a long awaited Bull run.

Saying that the FTSE has climbed about 40% from its 2009 low, could we be heading for the magical 7000 level now.
Japan is even looking a little better after so many false recoverys.

Investment money could well find a new home soon:)

Mr._Pricklepants

homelessskilledworker wrote: »

Saying that the FTSE has climbed about 40% from its 2009 low, could we be heading for the magical 7000 level now.

I don't know. We should consult our resident expert. Here's what he said 5 months ago.

brit1234 wrote: »

By the way I cashed in my shares last week. If the FTSE rises well over 5800 in the next few months I would be wrong but I don't think that will happen. 5300 here we come.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=55395731&postcount=117

:rotfl:Oops! :rotfl:

wotsthat

Mr._Pricklepants wrote: »

I don't know. We should consult our resident expert. Here's what he said 5 months ago.



http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=55395731&postcount=117

:rotfl:Oops! :rotfl:

Did people take so many all or nothing bets before the internet?

You'd think someone with a history of getting it wrong would be a little more cautious.

At least it's only Moneyweek.

homelessskilledworker

Mr._Pricklepants wrote: »

I don't know. We should consult our resident expert. Here's what he said 5 months ago.



http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=55395731&postcount=117

:rotfl:Oops! :rotfl:

???

Yeah he could well be wrong, I think he probably will be wrong,

Yippee!!

Lets all dance with joy that someone has made a call and is going to lose his/her money.

What is the matter with you??

Fella

homelessskilledworker wrote: »

???

Yeah he could well be wrong, I think he probably will be wrong,

Yippee!!

Lets all dance with joy that someone has made a call and is going to lose his/her money.

What is the matter with you??

The thing to understand about Mr Pricklepants, is that his surname is lepants.

nollag2006

Mr._Pricklepants wrote: »

I don't know. We should consult our resident expert. Here's what he said 5 months ago.



http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=55395731&postcount=117

:rotfl:Oops! :rotfl:

Love it!!

Another brit gem

Add that to the famous (oft repeated) prediction of 50% falls in house prices, and buying gold in Q3 2011 just before a 30% drop - that makes a hat - trick of idiocy!

What a result!



:T:T

Thrugelmir

homelessskilledworker wrote: »

Saying that the FTSE has climbed about 40% from its 2009 low, could we be heading for the magical 7000 level now.
Japan is even looking a little better after so many false recoverys.

Markets look ahead. Consumers look at today.

Ony consumers are chasing the bull. Many fund managers are taking profits while expecting a dip.

Corportate earnings have been disappointing recently. Main results season starts soon.

CLAPTON

many companies have loads off cash
many are paying good leveld of dividens (above what you can get in 'safe' savings accounts.)

our unelected finance managers (BoE) are planning major inflation.

makes some sense to invest in assets

Wookster

Just remember that the last time the FTSE was at this level was just before Lehmans went bust in 2008.

Auspicious or what?

Treadmill

Ah the heady days of 2008, it genuinely looked like we where headed for Armageddon then.

Mr._Pricklepants

homelessskilledworker wrote: »

???

Yeah he could well be wrong, I think he probably will be wrong,

Yippee!!

Lets all dance with joy that someone has made a call and is going to lose his/her money.

What is the matter with you??

Yes, he is wrong
Sometimes I get it wrong too.
The issue with this poster is he spreads his 'wisdom' all over the forums, including the house buying and investment boards, advising forum members to hold off buying property, sell this or that asset and other disastrous financial advice. This is a moneysaving forum and therefore it's right to expose this poster as a complete muppet.

Fella wrote: »

The thing to understand about Mr Pricklepants, is that his surname is lepants.

Ouch that hurt. I have the feeling you are someone who needs the last word though, therefore I won't be replying to you.