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[baracuda2] 01/4/2020 12:46

That's totally obvious, I just totally ignore them, I'm looking forward to making another load of cash soon,

[owencoffin] 01/4/2020 12:37

there's life on the ADVFN boards jim, but not as we know it.

[bricktycoon] 01/4/2020 12:13

This is about to crash big time sub 1 pound imminent with no mortgages and huge amounts of stock which is of appalling quality this is doomed they bet on the bubble never ending covid 19 burst it in weeks 2008 lows of 5 p imminent

[ddubzy] 01/4/2020 12:06

2008 was bad, the financial crisis changed the banking system & their policies within. They learnt from it, financial houses learn from it and thus for the short term those controls are put in place, they cannot commit suicide again. Having said that if you listened to the 3 amigos, you would probably want too!

[gbh2] 01/4/2020 11:56

This was one of the best comparisons I've seen:

[jugears] 01/4/2020 11:51

Where does 10 x's worse than the financial crisis come from, I have googled this but found nothing ?

[jugears] 01/4/2020 11:49

My neighbours is a branch manager for Santander Working from home at the moment, Whilst chatting over the fence this morning I asked why mortgage companies wanted 40/60% deposits at the moment & will this be the norm in future. He said at the moment they are unable to process new mortgages due to lack off staff & the lock down, This is something I already new, & that banks/Building society's didn't want to take the financial risk of lending money in the short term & this ensures they don't, But he did stress that this was only short term until they can see what impact Cv has on the economy,He said it was unlikely that banks & building society's want a continuation of 40% deposits for long as this would have a very negative impact on there business.

[gaygay3] 01/4/2020 11:40

somebody said this would be below a £1 this morning blow me they have changed their minds also says 2008 inminent maybe right but in the next breath they say TW are going bust can’t remember TW going bust please remember what you say would help

[bricktycoon] 01/4/2020 11:38

This is bust Sub 1 pounds this afternoon then on to 2008 lows this is 10 x worst than the credit crunch bankrupt

[gaygay3] 01/4/2020 11:32

Hi baracuda2

totally agree with you comments these must be shorting TW

[1 nhs] 01/4/2020 11:30

From another,



peterbarnes351 Apr '20 - 11:27 - 243944 of 243944
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Chestnuts.
It's the bankers credit cycle, that has put the world is so much debt. Fractional reserve banking, creating money out of fresh air. For every pound deposited in a bank the banker then creates another nine out of fresh air. The fraction being ten to one. Only a tenth of the money created has to be held by the bank. Which makes them liable for bank runs. Central banking is a Ponzi scheme, supposedly to stop bank runs. It doesn't of course because they still happen. And is due to happen again

[1 nhs] 01/4/2020 11:25

At last common sense from money week.

It’s runs on all currencies.

Russia might escape low if any debt heaps of gold and historically low expectations.

[bricktycoon] 01/4/2020 11:13

This is bankrupt mortgages are over zero sales this will plummet this afternoon below 1 pound Get out while u can 2008 lows imminent

[uknighted] 01/4/2020 11:10

Gaygay3 why do you think these posters make such comments about sub £1? Do they think that they are very clever if their guess comes right. Of course, if it doesn’t then they look VERY VERY STUPID. Just saying.

[1 nhs] 01/4/2020 11:04

This stock has halved in 6 weeks.

Will do the same in the next 6

[baracuda2] 01/4/2020 11:03

Everyone should just ignore them, they love a response, just laugh at them, they're pathetic low life's

[1 nhs] 01/4/2020 11:02

You are correct, bonds are considered SAFE.

THEY ARE ANYTHING, BUT.

When the amounts sloshing around is more than the number and amount of buyers , then it’s game over.

Governments are the sellers , however they are also now going to be the only buyers. !

[riley109] 01/4/2020 10:59

Left click on their name and scroll to the bottom

[riley109] 01/4/2020 10:57

Ey up Bricky,Smarty and Inhs,now you've filled your shorts better get some of these.hxxps://youtu.be/RGNMeR-BOis

[disneydonald] 01/4/2020 10:42

NHS. you don’t understand finance do you. Fiat money is monetary tool, not a fiscal tool. Bonds are considered the safest in times like these. Tell us, which are the only two nations that have NEVER defaulted on their debt ?