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FTSE 100 crashed nearly 10% in the first 10 minutes this morning
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Yes, big drops on property would be a welcome sight for many, bring it on.silvertooth said:Stock markets crashing is a vision of the property markets soon after0 -
It would provide you with another opportunity to miss out on buying again.Crashy_Time said:
Yes, big drops on property would be a welcome sight for many, bring it on.silvertooth said:Stock markets crashing is a vision of the property markets soon after"Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius4 -
FTSE currently trading 7.5% up on the day.TheCheerleader said:Ftse closed 7.7% down, its lost 20% since end of Jan, so officially a bear market.0 -
Tomorrow is another day for the markets.RelievedSheff said:
FTSE currently trading 7.5% up on the day.TheCheerleader said:Ftse closed 7.7% down, its lost 20% since end of Jan, so officially a bear market.0 -
There is always a rise after a steep decline, also Germany intervening.RelievedSheff said:
FTSE currently trading 7.5% up on the day.TheCheerleader said:Ftse closed 7.7% down, its lost 20% since end of Jan, so officially a bear market.
It’s the way of the markets, don’t buy the bounce.0 -
Cineworld is currently down 27% today.TheCheerleader said:
There is always a rise after a steep decline, also Germany intervening.RelievedSheff said:
FTSE currently trading 7.5% up on the day.TheCheerleader said:Ftse closed 7.7% down, its lost 20% since end of Jan, so officially a bear market.
It’s the way of the markets, don’t buy the bounce.0 -
Cineworld is in trouble, has already asked its shareholders for more money. It has said it may not be able to pay its debts. The push back of release dates for a few blockbuster movies is not helping. Shame as it’s my cinema of choice!0
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Coronavirus could really hurt cinemas too, if people are self isolating. Some have started introducing a seat buffer as well, resulting in only half of the seats being available.
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Cineworld is debt burdened due to zealous expansion. The tide is rapidly going out.Herzlos said:Coronavirus could really hurt cinemas too, if people are self isolating. Some have started introducing a seat buffer as well, resulting in only half of the seats being available.1
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