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FTSE fights back as another dramatic day rocks the CityLONDON'S FTSE 100 Index staged a fight-back from fresh five-year lows today in a see-saw session for the UK’s leading shares. Pages: 1 
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FINANCIAL SITUATION
27.10.08, 11:25pm
The present sticking plaster solutions are like using a hammer to remove a screw when a screwdriver is available. It is essential for a stable economy in the future that the private banks can only lend out what is saved with them, and only the government should be allowed to create new money in line with extra business and population growth. This would mean money would hold its value
• Posted by: Marlene_Dietrich • Report Comment
FINANCIAL SITUATION
27.10.08, 11:23pm
The present sticking plaster solutions are like using a hammer to remove a screw when a screwdriver is available. It is essential for a stable economy in the future that the private banks can only lend out what is saved with them, and only the government should be allowed to create new money in line with extra business and population growth. This would mean money would hold its value
• Posted by: Marlene_Dietrich • Report Comment
IT WOULD SEEM THAT THE BUBBLE HAS WELL AND TRULY BURST
27.10.08, 2:05pm
This was a disaster waiting to happen. The world could not live on borrowed money for ever. Now the money has to be paid back, but the cupboard is bare and lots of people are going to suffer. People in high places should have seen this coming. Why are we not seeing some very high-level heads rolling now? They still keep heir jobs as though nothing has happened. It stinks!
• Posted by: beefsandwich • Report Comment