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[jl202] 20/6/2002 16:49

chancers of the exchequer? lol

[pmeas] 20/6/2002 13:18

Cause i think hes the best chancellor we ever seen,the rest have been chancers

[jl202] 20/6/2002 13:09

How do you explain the Mr Loverman pmeas? lol

[pmeas] 20/6/2002 11:42

Keep the good news coming GORDON

[pmeas] 18/6/2002 17:15

Inflation down,what next interest rates

[pmeas] 14/6/2002 09:49

Trend ,unemployment down.Gordon ya get my vote.

[pmeas] 11/6/2002 21:20

A class act.Ftse to go wild after the after math

[a7009090] 04/6/2002 15:46

Just as long as he realises that what matters for tax purposes is where you are, not where your money is....

[jonc] 04/6/2002 15:06

Perhaps it is not a traditional "pension fund".

[a7009090] 04/6/2002 14:23

"He hasn,t got his fingers in my pension its offshore and staying there."

What tax benefit is there in having a pension fund offshore? Puzzling.

[pmeas] 03/6/2002 22:33

In share magazine the other week item saying beware the americans are coming,i would say beware america the british are coming.

[pmeas] 02/5/2002 16:19

OK then CTM to put the great back into britain.

[pmeas] 02/5/2002 00:09

No but in time you will be,as in the comments above.

[mayjuli] 02/5/2002 00:01

Death is also a forgone conclusion, but I'm not dead yet

[pmeas] 01/5/2002 11:34

CCNP - we are allready classed as part of the euro its a fore gone conclusion,but joining will be left until such a time that low employment high inflation do kick in around 2005-2006 but like you say short term is were im at with the USA,they have had there cake and a whole lorry load as well,but forgot to save some for today.

[ccnp] 01/5/2002 11:20

pmeas - only if you take an extremely short term view.

Are we meant to think we are better placed - YES. Do the figures say we are better placed - YES. But you cannot believe the figures. We now have a Civil Service that for the first time in its life tells voters to get out and vote or else the Governing party will loose seats on Thursday. It does as it is told by AC.

History does not support the view that the UK, or any other trading nation, can sustain an alternative existence to US linkage on its own - not without a catalyst for change; The Euro is such a catalyst. It means EU linkage instead.

We have to cut apparent interest rates by 35%. Do we get massive infaltionary boom or does consumer spending turn inward rejuvenating our industry giving us full employment and rocketing labour prices. The alternative is the US approach to Mexican imigration.

Either way, the domestic economy is shagged. Banana republic status within europe may be better than banana republic status on your own.

[pmeas] 01/5/2002 09:59

CCNP i do understand where you are coming from im just trying to illustrate that we as a nation are better placed at the moment than the USA.

[pmeas] 01/5/2002 09:54

He hasn,t got his fingers in my pension its offshore and staying there.

[ccnp] 01/5/2002 09:43

pmeas - the 1999 figures aren't anything to write home about. Typical bit of spin for gullible consumption

How is your pension doing or are you a loyal socialist who only believes in the state provided pension ? GB took a massive chunk of all invested pension returns in his first budget but did it quietly so you could pretend it never happened.

When you and your children come to retire, do remember to thank him for his prudence.

[pmeas] 01/5/2002 09:34

Best figures since 1999 Manafacturing.

[fredbear] 24/4/2002 07:37

id say untill xtc finds some sort of support thats peeritty unlikley.

[pmeas] 24/4/2002 01:45

FTSE (UK To be upgraded soon)what if i said vod is ready to break out ie very soon, would you belive me?

[pmeas] 17/4/2002 21:35

well as ibm reported it is shrinking at an alarming rate I.T. is a bubble and it only lasted as long as it did due to the Death watch (kickstart Beattle)otherwise known as the millium BUG.Screamer only kiding the uk is still the place to be regardes our strenghting pound ,we will soon be able to go on a corporate spending spre and buy back what america has bought at auction prices.