Banking Industry

Mark7799

setmefree wrote: »

That's a better one,if i join yours to mine we can make a rollercoaster, personally i know nothing about stocks and shares, (that was noticeable, does the same apply to banking and financial systems generally?:D )never have,never will,and never want to.
I guess it's just a how did Fedz say ,oh yes gentle leg pulling.
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

On a serious note ,you say we have a steady growth,so on those terms we certainly ain't going to go into to a recession or are we ???

I did not say "we have a steady growth" I said "longer term pictures have historically been of consistent growth". We may be going into a recession, I would certainly not claim to know enough to speculate. Perhaps I should read more tabloids:rolleyes:

setmefree

Tozer wrote: »

So what? Stock markets go down and up. But I seem to recall that there has not been a 5 year period since WWII when the stock market has actually fallen. The only people it affects are those with short term interests and those approaching retirement.

(Black Monday) maybe

setmefree

At the end of the day i am just a mere lower class person or (poor) for short

So i have this view, if we do go into a recession the below would apply

The lower class (poor) would say s _ _ t happens
The middle class would say oh s _ _ t
and the fat cats, well they would just end up with their pants full of s _ _t
Just my opinion

Fedz

setmefree - your replies are on a time delay which leads me to think ... maybe not ... well ... to delibertely provoke ... you're behaviour in this thread speaks volumes ... one could be forgiven for thinking your a troll

You deliberately play devils advocate ...

Yes banks are taking a downward trend and have done for awhile. Meanwhile NR have started a progressive upward trend.

No doubt you was on the jump ship bandwaggon of the early NR saga but, look at that now, was you right ... proberbly not

General dis-satisfaction in the banking industry doesn't mean the end of it, think ... if people move banks, where are they going to go too ... another bank ... wow :rolleyes:

Fedz

setmefree wrote: »

At the end of the day i am just a mere lower class person or (poor) for short

So i have this view, if we do go into a recession the below would apply

The lower class (poor) would say s _ _ t happens
The middle class would say oh s _ _ t
and the fat cats, well they would just end up with their pants full of s _ _t
Just my opinion

Some people enjoy playing the lower class ... you are what you want to be ... use your head and get out of the gutter (so-to-speak).

Tozer

setmefree wrote: »

(Black Monday) maybe

Black Monday was one day. i repeat, given that the stock market should be viewed as long term, so what?

setmefree

Fedz wrote: »

setmefree - your replies are on a time delay which leads me to think ... maybe not ... well ... to delibertely provoke ... you're behaviour in this thread speaks volumes ... one could be forgiven for thinking your a troll

No doubt you was on the jump ship bandwaggon of the early NR saga but, look at that now, was you right ... proberbly not

Troll i'm not,sorry to disappoint you, i could really say the same when after the confidence in the banking industry poll saga, you ended it by saying only gentle leg pulling, even though i said sorry for my mistake you contiued to extract the urine;)

I have never been with N.R., so i guess you are wrong again.:rolleyes:

setmefree

Tozer wrote: »

Black Monday was one day. i repeat, given that the stock market should be viewed as long term, so what?

Oops silly me, I'm sorry:D

setmefree

Fedz wrote: »

Some people enjoy playing the lower class ... you are what you want to be ... use your head and get out of the gutter (so-to-speak).

So now you are saying (so-to-speak) that the lower class are in the gutter.shame on you:rolleyes:

Tozer

setmefree wrote: »

So now you are saying (so-to-speak) that the lower class are in the gutter.shame on you:rolleyes:

Definite troll I think.

Definite element of inverted snobbery as well.