Friday, Jan 30, 2009

More Gloom from MSN

MSN: What Next for Sterling

A few gloomy (or from our point of view good) comments on house prices among other gloom.

Posted by tenyearstogetmymoneyback @ 06:51 PM (700 views) Add Comment

6 Comments

1. debtfree said...

old news.... already been priced in, hence the sudden drop in value

Friday, January 30, 2009 07:57PM Report Comment
 

2. techieman said...

"So sterling's still rubbish. But, for the time being, betting against it is not half as much of a safe bet as it was back up at the $2 level" - yes and when it was there what were most of the pundits forecasting then - yep appreiation against the flawed greenback. Caveat Emptor.

Friday, January 30, 2009 10:06PM Report Comment
 

3. drewster said...

Well said techie!

Friday, January 30, 2009 11:35PM Report Comment
 

4. str 2007 said...

I must also post something on this thread with regards to Gold. (I've taken a bit more interest of late).
A week a go I subscribed to Money Week for a bit of education and guidance (free for 1st 3 weeks).

First email they sent me mentioned Gold will be the thing for 2009 (much as John Stepek Editor of Money Week says in this article)

To my surprise when I open my first Snail mail magazine from money week in the back under their buy and sell recommendations is, under sell :-
Randgold Securities - apparently a good company but sensitive to Gold price which is - and I quote ''set to languish''.

Very frustrating that even the same journal can't make it's mind up.

Saturday, January 31, 2009 09:25AM Report Comment
 

5. Daddy Pig said...

str2007

I read the sell recommendation and comment as being from the Investors Chronicle

Saturday, January 31, 2009 05:40PM Report Comment
 

6. fjcruiser said...

gold ramping like property ramping....Another vi article I'm afraid.

Saturday, January 31, 2009 09:37PM Report Comment
 

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