So who thinks the G20 nations have saved the world economy?

[SantaClaus]

Based on analysis I receive, we are in for a few months of a bear rally, before the collapse of the bailout programs that promise to "save the world". Chaos will descend, governments will fail and the people will take to the streets to riot.

So what do you think? Lets put it to a vote:

[MrMark]

No-one really knows what tomorrow will bring.

[d000hg]

I vote for "not much difference"

[HairyArsedBloke]

Based on analysis I receive, we are in for a few months of a bear rally, before the collapse of the bailout programs that promise to "save the world". Chaos will descend, governments will fail and the people will take to the streets to riot.

Sadly, your received analysis may well prove to be correct.

[BrilloPad]

Great andyw option!

I think Armstrong will be sort of correct. Sometime over next few months will be a crash in share prices : but after that we will see recovery. I dont believe we will see riots or mass civil disobedience.

I also think we will avoid depression : I believe GDP will drop by between 6% and 9%

[shoes]

Chaos will descend, governments will fail and the people will take to the streets to riot.

I don't see chaos and rioting, most people have no understanding of what's going on. If we assume all the banks are bust, what would happen? The government would step in to keep them functioning, credit would not be available, businesses that are reliant on credit will close, large number of job losses. Your typical person in the street believes in money. They will continue to exchange these bits of paper amongst one another in exchange for things. This momentum will prevent a sudden catastrophe that will result in rioting.

Not with a bang.

Keep your options open!

[minestrone]

I don't think that people have rioting in them anymore. Wednesday should have been a massive rumble, really there was only a few hundred middle class kids causing a bit of mild grief.

I suppose in the 70s politics played a big part in people's day to day life, there really was not much else to get interested in, we are too concerned now with our XBOX ranking and what is on our 500 TV channels.

[Flashman]

I don't think that people have rioting in them anymore. Wednesday should have been a massive rumble, really there was only a few hundred middle class kids causing a bit of mild grief.

I suppose in the 70s politics played a big part in people's day to day life, there really was not much else to get interested in, we are too concerned now with our XBOX ranking and what is on our 500 TV channels.

There was just an incredible media hype around the G20. But don't worry trouble is on the way. Wait until unemployment reaches the 3 million mark...

[minestrone]

Unemployment really is about 8 million, going from 1.5 to 3 is a big jump but really it is going to be a 8 to 9.5 jump.

[gingerjedi]

I have no idea, I'm an IT contractor.