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Yeah, like I'm going to believe a hedge fund manager that tells me, or even tries to prove, that they've got x% of their money in the fund. Whatever it takes to make the sale........

Some people are SO stupid. The person supporting him with their first post pretty much proves everything that the OP said. Beware.

They were great in WCW weren't they. Anyone remember the shock when Hogan joined :)

It's in Nationwide's interest to be bullish. Just remember that.

Maybe, apart from the banks of course. They as you say used to be conservative businesses but then they got whiff of 'easy money' and look where it led them. Thought they were 'traders' but in reality just bull market monkeys........

Hope they realise those profits were 'right time, right place' rather than thinking they're 'traders'. If it's the latter then it's just a matter of time VW guys before it all goes very wrong for ya....... So if I were you I wouldn't spend the money just keep it in reserve.

Who would have though that? Somebody who makes his money from customers buying stocks suggesting that 'buying on weakness' is the thing to do..........

A fund manager saying the market looks good and is about to rise. What a surprise............

Hay River is supposed to be an excellent place to live. Don't know about internet connection though. It's at the south end of Great Slave Lake.

Unless he's got an agenda which he's playing close to his chest...........

He's right. Filthy white trash :)

I like the Mish's soundbite - To lend to whom and for what?

The clock starts ticking today till the next 'new' plan is released.

Roads in central London 6am-7am are a lot quieter as well. Mind you, we don't start as work in Europe as early as in the US so the nmajority of 6am-7am traffic is finance related.

The one that pays a bonus of course. But the point here is that bonuses should be performance related. Just like a tip in a restaurant - you wouldn't tip somebody $20 if they didn't do their job well, but might tip them $20+ if they excelled. So the whole arguement at present is about...

Just wondering. The 'Gold bubble' that many people spoke of last month, I assume has ended. But are we now back in a 'Gold bubble' because the market put in a large one day rally? And if so will the 'gold bubble' be off again if the market moves lower today :)

Why does anyone listen or care about this meeting. All that's going to come out of it is massaged soundbites like - "G20 leaders vow to restore global growth"

The problem is that the alternative is timing but then that's very very hard to do successfully. Buy and hold, mixing your assets up is still the best of a bad bunch for most investors. I would think that if you'd done that over a 10 year period, with ETFs, on 20 different markets...

Get used to it this is how the majority call the long term trend these days. if it goes up today the long term trend is now UP. But then, if the market slumps tomorrow then the long term trend is DOWN. It's laughable. PS. You can sort of witness this nonsense in the Gold market...

Humans are naturally racist get over it. Take the Harvard racist test and you'll all be surprised just how racist you all are.