Losing momentum

mr.broderick

lethal0r wrote: »

omg 13 pages! 'Losing momentum' - no.

thread closed

denial ? river in egypt?

Treadmill

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/investing-and-markets/article.html?in_article_id=441705&in_page_id=3

mr.broderick

Treadmill wrote: »

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/investing-and-markets/article.html?in_article_id=441705&in_page_id=3

Any views on this yourself or you another of these link posters? !!!!!!,carolt etc post links all day..? pretty crazy stuff...Bought a white vanilla magnum today, i handed over a pound coin only to be told by the shop assistant it was £1.25, i nearly died..i was expecting change out of the quid..

fc123

mr.broderick wrote: »

Any views on this yourself or you another of these link posters? !!!!!!,carolt etc post links all day..? pretty crazy stuff...Bought a white vanilla magnum today, i handed over a pound coin only to be told by the shop assistant it was £1.25, i nearly died..i was expecting change out of the quid..

It'll be £2 by August though...looked for a link (from a serious source, not 'Best' or 'Heat' ........but no luck.
So IMHO a Magnum deffo going to hit £2 by August Bank Holiday because....because.....oh..inflation is hitting their costs hard so they need to keep prices ahead of the game.

IveSeenTheLight

fc123 wrote: »

It'll be £2 by August though...looked for a link (from a serious source, not 'Best' or 'Heat' ........but no luck.
So IMHO a Magnum deffo going to hit £2 by August Bank Holiday because....because.....oh..inflation is hitting their costs hard so they need to keep prices ahead of the game.

You could of course decide not to buy. Tell the shopkeeper to keep the magnum and get your 1 pound back.

Prices cannot continue to go up if nobody buys

Of course you also save 1 pound 25 pence, very MSE

A White Vanilla Magnum while very tempting, is not an essential food source

pickles110564

[quote=boinging;10897277
Between giving up a few hundred pounds to still make thousands I know what I'd be doing...[/quote]
Only because you are desperate to get on board the property train.
If you ever manage it you will be the one knocking everyone who is trying to will a crash to happen.

boinging_2

pickles110564 wrote: »

Only because you are desperate to get on board the property train.
If you ever manage it you will be the one knocking everyone who is trying to will a crash to happen.

Calm down Pickley. It's far too early for an argument. FYI - I was on the "property train" but thankfully alighted before the delays slowed the train to a virtual stand still.

pickles110564

boinging wrote: »

Calm down Pickley. It's far too early for an argument. FYI - I was on the "property train" but thankfully alighted before the delays slowed the train to a virtual stand still.

I am pleased that you are ok, but if things dont improve I worry what will happen to several of my friends that have their own small business.
Only this week petrol has risen three times from £1.08 per litre to £1.16, how on earth will this be able to be passed on to their customers?
I think the courts are going to be very busy soon when more and more go bankrupt.

Conrad

The new world has been ushered in, high inflation, soaring fuel and food - THIS IS THE WAY IT WILL STAY, get used to it.

Did you think billions of people suddenly climbing onto the resources ladder would have no impact on inflation?
These people are growing in number - enjoy

mr.broderick

Conrad wrote: »

The new world has been ushered in, high inflation, soaring fuel and food - THIS IS THE WAY IT WILL STAY, get used to it.

Did you think billions of people suddenly climbing onto the resources ladder would have no impact on inflation?
These people are growing in number - enjoy

Nice point i actually agree with this..definitely feel the hpc is losing momentum, i can tell with the hostile desperate posts from the regular bears....