Stock Exchange

fredjones62's picture
Thu, 08/11/2011 - 16:36
by fredjones62

Oh gosh all this rioting has caused a bit of bother with the stock exchange or so it would seem.

I certainly have not got that sort of money for shares in different things but anyone with a few millions may want to look at a different line of investment.

Fred

underpass909's picture
Sun, 08/21/2011 - 08:40
by underpass909

Huh. Wish I had a few millions to play about with.
Yes it is shocking all that rioting and all those business that have been built up over the years. One of them was over 140 years old.

You can not imagine how much money has been lost on stock and of course there property.
Well I don't have a business I just work for a someone like many other people do but I would certainly not want to be there at the time with all that going off.

Sad

William

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