end of credit crisis near?

[BrilloPad]

Goldman Sachs' Lloyd Blankfein sees end of credit crisis

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/mai...cnsachs111.xml

Goldmine Sucks seem to get these things right more often than not?

[Dow Jones]

Maybe, but...

Not as well informed (or qualified) to speak as our resident 'economist' (where has he gone btw?)

[sunnysan]

Got what right

Take out all the B$ he said nothing. Maybe we are approaching the end of the credit crisis , or maybe not, and he doesnt know how long it will go on for.

If you are a PM and you said to the boss, We may be near the end of the project, maybe not and I am not sure how long its going to take, you would probably get fired not quoted in the newspaper

[oracleslave]

Take out all the B$ he said nothing. Maybe we are approaching the end of the credit crisis , or maybe not, and he doesnt know how long it will go on for.

If you are a PM and you said to the boss, We may be near the end of the project, maybe not and I am not sure how long its going to take, you would probably get fired not quoted in the newspaper

He did mention that we are closer to the end than the beginning which kind of allows for a rough projection of dates.

[DimPrawn]

He did mention that we are closer to the end than the beginning which kind of allows for a rough projection of dates.

Boomed! Right, time to call the estate agents and sign-up with Inside Track and stock up on some more BTL properties.

[oracleslave]

Boomed! Right, time to call the estate agents and sign-up with Inside Track and stock up on some more BTL properties.

Too true. I should charge for this advice.

[Chugnut]

Too true. I should charge for this advice.

You already are if you're posting from ClientCo today...

[oracleslave]

You already are if you're posting from ClientCo today...

Indeed.

[BrilloPad]

Not as well informed (or qualified) to speak as our resident 'economist' (where has he gone btw?)

If think he is preparing a list of names and what he thinks of them...

[Bagpuss]

Goldman Sachs' Lloyd Blankfein sees end of credit crisis

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/mai...cnsachs111.xml

Goldmine Sucks seem to get these things right more often than not?

They're great! remember Northern Rock?

July 26 2007 Shares close at 769.5p,


Goldman Sachs repeats a "conviction buy" recommendation.


“The business model remains robust and that management remains on track with the evolution of the model to an origination/distribution capability alongside its core mortgage platform.”