The world econony is worse than Tottenham

[bane]

BEG SOMEONE ACTUALLY TRANSLATE THIS INTO VIP2 LANGUAGEWILL THE PRICE OF PETROL, FOOD, GAS, ELECTRIC, TAXES ETC GO UP?

[Guest ChoccyLog]

BEG SOMEONE ACTUALLY TRANSLATE THIS INTO VIP2 LANGUAGEWILL THE PRICE OF PETROL, FOOD, GAS, ELECTRIC, TAXES ETC GO UP?

Haven't you seen it happen already?

[bane]

BEG SOMEONE ACTUALLY TRANSLATE THIS INTO VIP2 LANGUAGEWILL THE PRICE OF PETROL, FOOD, GAS, ELECTRIC, TAXES ETC GO UP?

Haven't you seen it happen already?

IM NOT TALKING 1 OR 2P IM TALKING POUNDS STILLUL

[will h]

Those with out standing uni loans are lucky if we get lower interest rates, high inflation. We pay less on real terms. Plus Uni loans won't go more than 3% a year i think.

Yeah student loans are bless, best loan you will ever get in your life !!

[Action Dan]

Lets put it this way, you'll be able to buy a Porsche for £500 but the petrol will be £1000 a litre

[Doom]

Unfortunate for new entrants into the property market, getting onto the ladder in this climate will be extremley difficult. Fantastic news for current home owners who brought pre-2000 - rental prices will be at a all time high.

[djbmc]

it's in times of recession that u can make the most money. those that know, know, however if u do know wanna fill me in?

[Creamy]

load of scaremongering sh*t talkers in this threadI WAS BORN IN A RECESSION!!!i'm riding out alone on this onef*cks you lot

[Uncle Man]

holdtite the powercuts/blackoutssoon come

[Bardissimo]

pissed for ethnic minorities to be honest

[Doom]

25 best days in FTSE 100's history Close Points % change 2008 1987September 19 2008 5311.30 431.30 8.84% ****October 21 1987 1943.80 142.20 7.89% **** March 13 2003 3486.90 199.86 6.08% April 10 1992 2572.60 136.20 5.59% October 15 2002 4130.33 198.69 5.05% July 25 2002 3965.89 188.76 5.00% January 24 2008 5875.80 266.50 4.75% ****October 11 2002 3953.38 176.10 4.66% July 29 2002 4202.70 186.05 4.63% October 12 1998 5037.65 214.26 4.44% September 17 1992 2483.90 105.60 4.44% October 6 1998 4853.97 205.27 4.42% July 17 2002 4190.63 168.70 4.19% November 11 1987 1639.30 65.80 4.18% **** September 26 2002 3850.61 154.36 4.18% September 24 2001 4613.86 180.16 4.06% October 30 1987 1749.80 67.80 4.03% **** September 8 2008 5446.30 205.60 3.92% **** November 12 1987 1702.50 63.20 3.86% **** August 15 2002 4327.45 156.40 3.75% November 4 2002 4141.46 144.48 3.61% August 8 2002 4240.47 146.04 3.57% October 5 1990 2143.90 73.50 3.55% February 2 2008 5910.00 202.30 3.54% **** March 18 2008 5605.80 191.40 3.54% **** 25 worst days in FTSE 100's history Close Points % change 2008 1987October 20 1987 1801.60 -250.7 -12.22% **** October 19 1987 2052.30 -249.6 -10.84% **** October 26 1987 1684.10 -111.1 -6.19% **** September 11 2001 4745.98 -287.7 -5.72% October 22 1987 1833.20 -110.6 -5.69% **** January 21 2008 5578.20 -323.5 -5.48% **** July 15 2002 3994.50 -229.61 -5.44% September 29 2008 4818.77 -269.70 -5.30% ****July 22 2002 3895.50 -202.83 -4.95% March 12 2003 3287.04 -165.69 -4.80% August 1 2002 4044.52 -201.7 -4.75% September 30 2002 3721.75 -185.45 -4.75% July 19 2002 4098.32 -198.98 -4.63% November 30 1987 1579.90 -71.7 -4.34% **** July 11 2002 4230.05 -190.09 -4.30% August 16 2007 5858.93 -250.37 -4.10% March 22 2001 5314.75 -225.99 -4.08% October 5 1992 2446.30 -103.4 -4.06% November 3 1987 1653.90 -69.8 -4.05% **** September 18 2002 3865.41 -159.74 -3.97% August 28 2002 4274.02 -175.7 -3.95% September 15 2008 5204.20 -212.5 -3.92% **** March 17 2008 5414.40 -217.3 -3.86% January 4 2000 6665.86 -264.35 -3.81% September 14 2001 4755.75 -187.86 -3.80% October 29 2002 3935.93 -154.52 -3.78% tomorrow may be the worst day in ftse100s historyit is extremely plausible that the FTSE bottoms out at 3500 in 12-18monthsi am seriously fearing for my job now

[djbmc]

i can't believe this tory c*nt on newsnight wants to jump on the "lets regulate the bankers more" bandwagon. I swear conservatism is primarily based on letting the private sector do what ever the f*ck it wants.

[Creamy]

*awaits Carpe's lengthy pro USA post*

[Action Dan]

You can't blame the US in it's entirety.

[Guest ChoccyLog]

*awaits Carpe's lengthy pro USA post*

He is typing right now, lol

[Action Dan]

*awaits Carpe's lengthy pro USA post*

He is typing right now, lol

I'm guessing he clocked that hunny bun.

[Guest ChoccyLog]

Dammit.

[Creamy]

*awaits Carpe's lengthy pro USA post*

He is typing right now, lol

I'm guessing he clocked that hunny bun.

real talk tho u two need to calm downyou're scaring the children

[carpedeum]

people saying its media hype are talking a bit of rubbish. there has never been a situation like this in the world...regardless of the comparisons to the depression of the 30's in the US..far less was at stake then...same applies to the uK. its not all doom and gloom but this is one bust that will create things that have never happened before. such problems affect mainly the middle income families but then these make up 60% of the western economiesyou probably dont get how bad the housing market fall is in the states... where you have entire streets with houses up for sale, and some even putting signs saying " pls call NOW..quick sale available"!the ones who wont be seriously affected are the ones who receive govt aid for most things anyway..or have little or no savings or assets so as long as they work their little 9-5s or $10/hr jobs and can get a lil credit they wont be really affected, nor will the upper %age of people who can cushion the blow with liquid assets and investments.. but middle income people will suffer the most.. if it all goes pants then the UK will suffer the most, cos when personal debt (not including mortgages) is more then the GDP..and more than west europe combined...by just 65million people...is a serious case of

[djbmc]

well that was a let down, waited 15 mins for it.

[Uncle Man]

illuminati has carefully orchestrated this so it all drops wen they elect the black prez real talk

[Creamy]

*dusts off crossbow*

[BATTY BOY BUM BANDIT]

f*ck WERE ALL GOING TO DIEEEEEEEE

[Aquaman]

its all leading up nicely to 2012we're all gettin clippped. truss me

[Younger]

Basic info for you lot and your fam... I work at Nationwide and if you or your rents have lots of money in accounts make sure that its either Nationwide or Abbey National...If you or your fam got accounts in Lloyds, Barclays, And other highstreet banks or building societys then make sure your budget is £35,000... No more because your only insured for that much... If something would happen your only will get upto that much...