With all this doom and gloom around the credit crunch, US and UK housing markets etc. its remarkable how well the markets are doing at the moment.
The FTSE is now not far off 1000 points higher than its summer low, emerging markets booming, commodities booming, gold stocks in particular booming, even some Global Financials funds have recovered and are doing remarkably well considering the losses some investment banks have declared.
China likely to continue to rocket at least until the Olympics, US recession by no means guaranteed, and we're heading into the November to March period which usually sees the strongest growth.
Which of you sold out of everything, and is sat huddled over a parafin heater in their rented bedsit (waiting for Mr Ahmed to fix the central heating) still praying for a simultaneous stock market and property crash?
The FTSE is now not far off 1000 points higher than its summer low, emerging markets booming, commodities booming, gold stocks in particular booming, even some Global Financials funds have recovered and are doing remarkably well considering the losses some investment banks have declared.
China likely to continue to rocket at least until the Olympics, US recession by no means guaranteed, and we're heading into the November to March period which usually sees the strongest growth.
Which of you sold out of everything, and is sat huddled over a parafin heater in their rented bedsit (waiting for Mr Ahmed to fix the central heating) still praying for a simultaneous stock market and property crash?
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