Kilham
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Looks like they're out-Ponzi-ing Madoff by a mile.
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There was a plan A ?.
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I think if a fluorescent tube glows in the house without being plugged into anything, then I'd avoid the property stick coils onto the closest wall and enjoy the free electricity
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Tearing up now, over 1.56 and climbing.
What a turd race
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doing nothing has consequences, doing something has consequences, and doing half of nothing has consequences.
So far what I see is we have monetised over a fifth of the national debt and inflation isn't much different to what it was in 2007, and interest rates are much lower.
Quite possibly in ten years we'll have monetised a lot more and things won't be much different.
I can only assume you have a partner who does the weekly shopping?.
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and the MPC muppets are still braying about the dangers of undershooting the 2% inflation target in the medium term.
I don't think they need worry......sterling is tanking against the sick euro again......that should boost our inflation.
Don't worry, the weaker Pound will boost our exports and will have no negative effect on manufacturing such as the $640 we just spent on raw materials this afternoon. I should have bought yesterday but wasn't expecting printy this soon.
Oh ****** it much more of this and I'm just going to do an Atlas too.
Sorry just a bit pssed off right now.
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More QE wasn't unexpected now was it.
I honestly didn't expect it this month, I thought they'd let things crash for a while and had it pencilled in for next months MPC.
Frankly their decision to go with it this month is very worrying.
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Black Next Few Weeks
Unless something unexpected happens, such as an extra 75 Billion Pounds of printy.
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I doubt there are enough savvoters with money in the bank for any party to care about them.
Interest rates are being held at a Three Hundred Year low in an attempt to hold things together - but don't worry they can go on forever.
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no. greece will default it is mathematically impossible for them not to. we are so wholly exposed to that we will not be able to fend off a depression larger than the 1930s. it cannot be saved. there is no point in debate or protest. the rich will simply flee. the middle class will discover what HARD TIMES are and the working class will feel hunger again.
we are leaderless and without direction.
the end is here.
at least for the duration of mostly all our lives of the posters of here, at this age.
you will never feel the quality of life again. make the most of the 2 months you have.
Two weeks, months or years, one thing is certain, it's one day closer.
I need to top up the stockpile, running low on a couple of things - mostly due to the large increase in the cost of replacing them.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butsfield
I believe underground housing requires both planning permission and building regulations.
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It's different this time.
in the country at, large there grew a dislike of steady labor and a contempt for moderate gains and simple living. In a pamphlet published in May, 1791, we see how, in regard to this also, public opinion was blinded. The author calls attention to the increase of gambling in values of all sorts in these words: "What shall I say of the stock-jobbing, as frightful as it is scandalous, which goes on in Paris under the very eyes of our legislators,--a most terrible evil, yet, under the present circumstances,--necessary?" The author also speaks of these stock-gamblers as using the most insidious means to influence public opinion in favor of their measures;Out of the speculating and gambling of the inflation period grew luxury, and, out of this, corruption. It grew as naturally as a fungus on a muck heap. It was first felt in business operations, but soon began to be seen in the legislative body and in journalism.this country is in so much grief, everyone's turned into a Del Boy
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The bigger they bail, the harder they fail.
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Freshly printed twenties?
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Maybe worth a little bump.
Stocks dive in late tradingMarket Movers
techMARK 1,792.91 -0.69%
FTSE 100 5,217.63 -1.44%
FTSE 250 10,038.67 -0.87%
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Fixed.
Stinks. But then everything about the banking industry government in this country stinks.
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Apparently it will be linked to German property values and be known as the AAAAAARGH.
they will create a new AAAA grade for France and Germany, to fully reflect their improved creditworthiness.
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Download your own Eurozone rescue package here:
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They just didn't know how to play hard ball.
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....make that 1.54..
Twist + no US QE3 + BOE QE2 when not if = 1.55
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That reminds me, has anyone seen Kennichi recently?.
You've heard of dog eat dog. The chinese a have similar saying, "man eat man".
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Obviously a crap ninja or you wouldn't have seen him.
Margin Call Monday
in House prices and the economy
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'Weather' is an asset class?. They trade Futures in 'Jacksonville airport weekly temp' and expect us to take them seriously?.
Is there a derivative of '2 flies on a window' in that list somewhere?.