Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Not at allI would just steer clear of your advice!not been too clever in the past.

I am not giving advice. And if you are referring to Blinkx, I still think its valuation is absurd and it will crash at some point. I have no quarrels with its share price as that is based on sentiment. It is the real valuation that is wrong. Iam sure peopke willmakemoney at present on Blinkx, but some will end up losing a lot at the end. There have been so many tech stocks like Blinkx over the years that prove popular and have silly market caps. Blink is just another one.

Haystack,

Fully agree.
What a hypocritical lot the church leaders are.
The church is one of the largest land owners in the UK.
They also have a huge share portfolio, investments in property, fine art and many other areas of 'Capitalism'.
Practice what you preach (pun intended) springs to mind.

I will pray for the church to see the light.

I must add that I as a believer in fairies and the paranormal, I am slightly insulted that you couple me in the same sentence as religious fanatics.

Greek.

OK Haystackyour continuous 3p valuation on all the BBs with various avatarsand for two years is a genuine piece of advice to all potential investors.you are the one that talks to the fairies!
Not to be trusted in any shape or form my friends!

Not advice. Just my valuation. I have said many times that there is nothing wrong with buying Blinkx despite its silly valuation because money can be made from it in the short term before people find out what a silly company it is.

Yerwe all buy into your sincerity.

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Are you asking or talking to yourself? :-)

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NamrehI am a big fan of yoursbut just warning investors on an investors threadthat Haystack is all Trader talkand a dangerous sandbagger!

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Someone's little darlings.

Halloween attack breaks Manchester man's leg

A 79-year-old Manchester man has been left with a broken leg after a concrete block was thrown at him on Halloween.

Rowan Williams, as an individual and the leader of quite a substantial group of individuals, is entitled to give his opinion on economic matters.

At the least his opinions are usually thought out and not knee jerk reactions based on short term "self interest".

Also, he is CEO of quite a successful ongoing business with significant UK and over sea's exposure.

(Not sure what the employment numbers are, for his variety of "church".)

Also, his argument has quite a lot support and if the policy was implemented, "may" lead to a dampening down of a crazy market.

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He seems, to me, often talk more sense than the present "lame duck coven" in government.

N,

I agree with you, Greek does write a lot of rubbish.


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Actually, I think P. may be right in using a "referendum" to settle the "Greek" problem.

It may quiet the "mobs" on the street, by giving them a sense of "responsibility" for their own destiny. (Even, if it is an illusion.)

It may also stop a "military coup".

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It is widely being reported that Rowan Williams is following the Vatican line over the way to handle the banks. That is a bit rich considering the Vatican's previous handling of the Vatican Bank and the scandles associated with it.

I think, while we are on the subject of a substantial group of individuals, we ought to consider the opinions of the various train spotting organisations and people who fish regularly not forgetting football supporters. Why not ask all the groups who are unlikely to know? To describe Rowan Williams as a CEO is a bit bizzare. I am sure that the CoE is run by administrators. Aren't they called the Church Commissioners?


Don't forget the 'cheese makers' because as JC once said, "Blessed are the cheese makers"!

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N,

Some say that it needs a lot of "balls" to be in the market as it is at the moment.

I think those are the assets which should be confiscated.

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Hays,

I "believe", even you can learn from your previous mistakes.


I know it will be a bit difficult for you, but give it a try, it is possible.

Honest!

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