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The stock markets are now surging
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Well we won't get another thread on this subject until Wombat wet's his :eek: pants the next time the FTSE goes up 150 points or so in one session !!!!:rotfl:
ahhhhhh, I see said the blind man :beer:
p.s. I'm not bothered about 150 points in one day, but a moderate 1% a day, every day for the next year would suit me :rotfl::rotfl:0 -
:eek:very strong hints from the US government
Yikes !!!!! ................ I hope you are not implying that the Federal Reserve Open Market Commitee is not totally independant and subject to pressure from the Government !!!! :rolleyes:'In nature, there are neither rewards nor punishments - there are Consequences.'0 -
But the really important ones (Russia, Hong Kong, India) are all down - athough the Brazilians are still flying the flag for me :j
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(Russia, Hong Kong, India) are all down
They're shut !!!Brazilians are still flying the flag
They're open !!!'In nature, there are neither rewards nor punishments - there are Consequences.'0 -
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80% chance rally in the financials tomorrow. You heard it here first ;-)0
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2% surge on the DOW. Now we are talking :beer: :j0
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DOW was 1.67% by the way, dropped 50 points near the close - could be down 2,000 points over a full session if it continues at that rate...0
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The FTSE's up 1.68% already --- buy , buy, buy, buy :rotfl:

and those nice chaps in Hong Kong & Moscow have got their fingers out as well0
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