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Recession Nearly Over?, by Daniel Silk on Apr 2, 2009 13:54:29 GMT 1, Is the Recession nearly Over? 
Stock markets starting to move up
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7977683.stm
"House prices rose in March for the first time since October 2007, according to the Nationwide"
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Recession Nearly Over?, by manchestermike on Apr 2, 2009 13:57:54 GMT 1, Unfortunately a blip I think
Unfortunately a blip I think
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Recession Nearly Over?, by buffin on Apr 2, 2009 13:58:44 GMT 1, Dead cat bounce.
Dead cat bounce.
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Recession Nearly Over?, by Guest on Apr 2, 2009 13:59:54 GMT 1, still in rehab
still in rehab
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Recession Nearly Over?, by manty on Apr 2, 2009 14:01:13 GMT 1, Bulltrap trumps dead cats bounce
Bulltrap trumps dead cats bounce
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Recession Nearly Over?, by Deleted on Apr 2, 2009 14:04:59 GMT 1, can't see it. the G20 is taking place at the moment, surely that wouldnt be going on if we were out of the Woods.
can't see it. the G20 is taking place at the moment, surely that wouldnt be going on if we were out of the Woods.
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Recession Nearly Over?, by funster on Apr 2, 2009 14:07:13 GMT 1, Far from over. This week's FTSE rise isn't unusual by any means, nor is it an overly large rise. I fear that once many, many people's redundancy payoff's run out we'll see another unpleasant scenario of people not being able to pay for mortgages/rates/going out etc. At uni it's called the downward economic cycle, in life it's empty shops and repossessions 
Far from over. This week's FTSE rise isn't unusual by any means, nor is it an overly large rise. I fear that once many, many people's redundancy payoff's run out we'll see another unpleasant scenario of people not being able to pay for mortgages/rates/going out etc. At uni it's called the downward economic cycle, in life it's empty shops and repossessions |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by buffin on Apr 2, 2009 14:09:13 GMT 1, Even when the recession ends we'll be paying for all the bank bailouts for years to come.
Even when the recession ends we'll be paying for all the bank bailouts for years to come.
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Recession Nearly Over?, by manty on Apr 2, 2009 14:09:58 GMT 1, I think things are gonna be bumpy for the next six months but then recover by the end of the year 
Interesting view, whats going to improve for things to recover by the end of the year ?
I think things are gonna be bumpy for the next six months but then recover by the end of the year Interesting view, whats going to improve for things to recover by the end of the year ? |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by rillo on Apr 2, 2009 14:19:09 GMT 1, I think things are gonna be bumpy for the next six months but then recover by the end of the year
recover - as in get back to how it was? if you had six years you would be considered an optimist in my book. there is a long life left in this downturn and the recovery process will likely be long, arduous and as you say bumpy...
I think things are gonna be bumpy for the next six months but then recover by the end of the year recover - as in get back to how it was? if you had six years you would be considered an optimist in my book. there is a long life left in this downturn and the recovery process will likely be long, arduous and as you say bumpy... |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by puppyjuppy on Apr 2, 2009 14:25:08 GMT 1, I think things are gonna be bumpy for the next six months but then recover by the end of the year recover - as in get back to how it was? if you had six years you would be considered an optimist in my book. there is a long life left in this downturn and the recovery process will likely be long, arduous and as you say bumpy...
By the time we are anywhere near to this economic meltdown ending it will be about 2012 - then guess what, happy days r here again - we will be paying for the olympics til 2020 at the earliest ! I do admire your optimism silky but realism may no be your stongest point my man.
I think things are gonna be bumpy for the next six months but then recover by the end of the year recover - as in get back to how it was? if you had six years you would be considered an optimist in my book. there is a long life left in this downturn and the recovery process will likely be long, arduous and as you say bumpy... By the time we are anywhere near to this economic meltdown ending it will be about 2012 - then guess what, happy days r here again - we will be paying for the olympics til 2020 at the earliest ! I do admire your optimism silky but realism may no be your stongest point my man. |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by puppyjuppy on Apr 2, 2009 14:29:23 GMT 1,
yeah, the prices may have risen but no f**ker's buying
yeah, the prices may have risen but no f**ker's buying |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by redfred on Apr 2, 2009 14:29:49 GMT 1, No the recession is definitely over, anybody want my Stop and Search for ยฃ5k ?
No the recession is definitely over, anybody want my Stop and Search for ยฃ5k ?
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Recession Nearly Over?, by manty on Apr 2, 2009 14:35:22 GMT 1, No the recession is definitely over, anybody want my Stop and Search for ยฃ5k ?
is it a canvas?
No the recession is definitely over, anybody want my Stop and Search for ยฃ5k ? is it a canvas? |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by snausages on Apr 2, 2009 15:34:07 GMT 1, One things certain, the market will bottom when everyone thinks it's going lower 
One things certain, the market will bottom when everyone thinks it's going lower |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by funster on Apr 2, 2009 15:36:54 GMT 1, Seen it before:
Seen it before: |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by curiousgeorge on Apr 2, 2009 15:41:42 GMT 1, "according to the Nationwide"
There lies the answer to that little nugget
"according to the Nationwide"
There lies the answer to that little nugget
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Recession Nearly Over?, by funster on Apr 2, 2009 15:48:29 GMT 1, Yeah Als, tell that to the pensioners who're about to retire with massive decreases in what they'd hoped for. Sure they'll be very glad of your psycological input.
Yeah Als, tell that to the pensioners who're about to retire with massive decreases in what they'd hoped for. Sure they'll be very glad of your psycological input.
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Recession Nearly Over?, by curiousgeorge on Apr 2, 2009 15:49:55 GMT 1, Bit strong ain't it Alsbabar!! I'm shocked at how you seem to have carte blanche to say whatever you want to people on here. I won't stoop to the level you have being aggressive and attacking people for having x opinion.
On topic if you want to believe what a lender says on the subject (one who also needs to trade to pick up quick) then more fool you....
Bit strong ain't it Alsbabar!! I'm shocked at how you seem to have carte blanche to say whatever you want to people on here. I won't stoop to the level you have being aggressive and attacking people for having x opinion.
On topic if you want to believe what a lender says on the subject (one who also needs to trade to pick up quick) then more fool you....
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Recession Nearly Over?, by funster on Apr 2, 2009 15:54:34 GMT 1, Bit strong ain't it Alsbabar!! quote] It's ok, only Alsabar would celebrate over this sort of graph... 
Bit strong ain't it Alsbabar!! quote] It's ok, only Alsabar would celebrate over this sort of graph... |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by manty on Apr 2, 2009 16:03:17 GMT 1, Downsayers or realists?
Show me how things can or will improve?
I like everyone here, unless your a pawnbroker, debtcollector, administrator, would love this whole recession business to go away.
A question was asked by the OP, and is now being discussed
Do you think the recession is nearly over alsbabar?
Downsayers or realists?
Show me how things can or will improve?
I like everyone here, unless your a pawnbroker, debtcollector, administrator, would love this whole recession business to go away.
A question was asked by the OP, and is now being discussed
Do you think the recession is nearly over alsbabar?
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Recession Nearly Over?, by curiousgeorge on Apr 2, 2009 16:05:54 GMT 1, Als, dont need to ask silky anything when my own eyes show me you being rude and agressive to people.And because you speak your mind it's ok, you live in the real world? If i spoke my mind in the real world i would end up with a bump on the nose without a doubt.
Can't you find another site to flex those massive e-muscles on
Manners don't cost anything
Als, dont need to ask silky anything when my own eyes show me you being rude and agressive to people.And because you speak your mind it's ok, you live in the real world? If i spoke my mind in the real world i would end up with a bump on the nose without a doubt.
Can't you find another site to flex those massive e-muscles on
Manners don't cost anything
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Recession Nearly Over?, by robinbanks on Apr 2, 2009 16:18:55 GMT 1, no i dont manty, not for a while yet but i do look for and welcome positive information. This is for the purposes of giving people confidence and hope that things are moving in the right direction - rather than just being negative and downbeat. Its been a while since some positive news has come out of the markets, that would 1. encourage retention and growth of jobs, 2. make things easier for people to borrow so they can see out difficult times for them and their family.
Why should we want to make it easier for people to borrow again?
One of the things that got us into this awful mess in the first place was how readily banks and building societies would approve mortgages, loans and credit cards.
Surely people should learn to live to within their limits - not borrow more to help them through the bad times until things get better?
no i dont manty, not for a while yet but i do look for and welcome positive information. This is for the purposes of giving people confidence and hope that things are moving in the right direction - rather than just being negative and downbeat. Its been a while since some positive news has come out of the markets, that would 1. encourage retention and growth of jobs, 2. make things easier for people to borrow so they can see out difficult times for them and their family. Why should we want to make it easier for people to borrow again? One of the things that got us into this awful mess in the first place was how readily banks and building societies would approve mortgages, loans and credit cards. Surely people should learn to live to within their limits - not borrow more to help them through the bad times until things get better? |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by Daniel Silk on Apr 2, 2009 16:26:19 GMT 1, Keep the swearing down please  no need for language like that here please
Keep the swearing down please no need for language like that here please |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by robinbanks on Apr 2, 2009 16:35:42 GMT 1, i think you will find robin that it wasnt people who have mortgages, loans or credit cards that caused these problems - it was bad investments by banks and finance houses who did. It is us, the public who are paying for their bad decisions and debts
Sorry Alibaba - I thought that it was the collapse of the sub-prime mortgage market in the US that set this big ugly ball rolling. My mistake!
i think you will find robin that it wasnt people who have mortgages, loans or credit cards that caused these problems - it was bad investments by banks and finance houses who did. It is us, the public who are paying for their bad decisions and debts Sorry Alibaba - I thought that it was the collapse of the sub-prime mortgage market in the US that set this big ugly ball rolling. My mistake! |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by Deleted on Apr 2, 2009 16:43:08 GMT 1, oh joy here come the traders explaining world money markets - rejoice as they wallow in their greed
oh joy here come the traders explaining world money markets - rejoice as they wallow in their greed
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Recession Nearly Over?, by robinbanks on Apr 2, 2009 16:43:56 GMT 1, I know what you're trying to say als.
It is definitely imperative that the banks regain the confidence to lend amongst themselves and to lend to sustainable businesses.
I think they way in which they hand out personal credit willy-nilly needs to be seriously looked at though - we should never return to the way things were in that respect imo.
I know what you're trying to say als.
It is definitely imperative that the banks regain the confidence to lend amongst themselves and to lend to sustainable businesses.
I think they way in which they hand out personal credit willy-nilly needs to be seriously looked at though - we should never return to the way things were in that respect imo.
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Recession Nearly Over?, by robinbanks on Apr 2, 2009 16:47:12 GMT 1, oh joy here come the traders explaining world money markets - rejoice as they wallow in their greed
I wish you'd R2D1
oh joy here come the traders explaining world money markets - rejoice as they wallow in their greed I wish you'd R2D1 |
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Recession Nearly Over?, by manty on Apr 2, 2009 16:49:35 GMT 1, This was posted by GBH a while back, but is a good little explanation to show how we are where we are
www.crisisofcredit.com/
This was posted by GBH a while back, but is a good little explanation to show how we are where we are www.crisisofcredit.com/ |
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but then recover by the end of the year 
no need for language like that here please
