The Irish Share Index (ISEQ) Crashes

ninebeanrows

The ISEQ is down 11% as i type.

Ireland is really being pounded by this crisis more than most showing how vulnerable we are.


http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=%5EISEQ

CreepingDeath

Weathercheck wrote: »

The ISEQ is down 11% as i type.

Ireland is really being pounded by this crisis more than most showing how vulnerable we are.

I haven't seen a pounding that bad since the video of yore Ma.

SoWatchaWant

Oh ****.:eek:

engrish?

9.62 now. It will change a few times today. Its bad enough that the press do the scaremongering, please dont help them.

Nehaxak

We're being punished by the Germans and French for voting No to Nice. True story.

Wagon

Ah here, recession session lads

whiskeyman

Weathercheck wrote: »

this crisis

What the hell is a crisis any more?

No one died from this (yet? I'll keep an eye at the top floor windows at bank centre & the IFSC as I'm going home) so I don't think such a word is really warrented.

Nehaxak

From what I can see, it's mostly the Irish banks that are losing share price.

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

economics forum that way

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20goto10

Weathercheck wrote: »

Ireland is really being pounded by this crisis more than most showing how vulnerable we are.

Vulnerable? Ignorant more like it. I'd be surprised if it had anything to do with Irish banks. People see bad news in B&B and Fortis and go oh bugger lets sell all our AIB shares...:rolleyes:

ninebeanrows

20goto10 wrote: »

Vulnerable? Ignorant more like it. I'd be surprised if it had anything to do with Irish banks. People see bad news in B&B and Fortis and go oh bugger lets sell all our AIB shares...:rolleyes:

Ignorance is bliss isn't it:pac:

Down over 12.5% now.

An absolute wipe out.

Sean Quagmire

Abortions for some, miniature American flags for others

jebuz

Who is Isaac Index?

SoWatchaWant

jebuz wrote: »

Who is Isaac Index?

Oh, don't tell me, he's the guy who invented the index, right? At the end of books?

Heisenberg.

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Dancor

jebuz wrote: »

Who is Isaac Index?

Is that not the dead fella that played chef in South park?

Pherekydes

I once fell by 11%. Twas only a graze.

Wait until the ISEQ falls 100%. Then you'll know trouble.

Pherekydes

Weathercheck wrote: »

Down over 12.5% now.

An absolute wipe out.

A wipe out would be 100%.

biko

Booo hooo

jebuz

The Scientist wrote: »

First cousin of Dow Jones from Ballyhaunis, used to always play footsie with the girls in school.

Jaysus, how is Dow?

javaboy

jebuz wrote: »

Jaysus, how is Dow?

Up and down.

Darragh29

My only problem with this is could we not just get it all over with!?!?!?! It's like watching someone die a very very slow death!

whiskeyman

Darragh29 wrote: »

My only problem with this is could we not just get it all over with!?!?!?! It's like watching someone die a very very slow death!

I think we all ought to take stock of the situation.
The more insight we share, the better.
I know you can't bear to put up with this bull...

Fratton Fred

I think Isaac index is actually a women who only got the surname after she got married.

Her maiden name was Hunt i believe:rolleyes:

Kur4mA

Recession me BOLLIX. I had to get to work at the weekend and the traffic around the Blanch Shopping Centre was mental. You'd swear it was already Christmas.

brianthebard

kyub wrote: »

Recession me BOLLIX. I had to get to work at the weekend and the traffic around the Blanch Shopping Centre was mental. You'd swear it was already Christmas.

Didn't you get the memo? They moved Christmas forward six weeks and added another three weeks at the end, along with a second day of present giving, to shore up the economy.

mike65

Isacc is a cheap whore, going down faster than Yore Ma. Shes lost two-thirds of her value since Feb 2007.

Mike

ArmaniJeanss

kyub wrote: »

Recession me BOLLIX.

Not growing as much as it used to?. You're getting old.

Darragh29

brianthebard wrote: »

Didn't you get the memo? They moved Christmas forward six weeks and added another three weeks at the end, along with a second day of present giving, to shore up the economy.

RTE just broke the news that Christmas is being cancelled for this year, due to the cut backs...

whiskeyman

Darragh29 wrote: »

RTE just broke the news that Christmas is being cancelled for this year, due to the cut backs...

No Late Late Toy Show??

:eek:


Maybe it'll become 'The Late Late St Vincent De Paul donated Toy Show'.

'Now, here's little Mary showing us her headless Barbie. Aww, I bet that hat would have looked so nice on her head...'

ScumLord

Yay it's up to 13% now. That's good right? Is the recession over? I want to buy a tele.

Time Magazine

Labour Welcome Crashing ISEQ - The Star exclusive

Labour Finance Whinelady Joan Burton has welcomed the crashing Irish Stock Exchange, noting that it is one of the most equality-driven measures in years. "The government must be congratulated for fostering this collapse, which mostly hurts the wealthy, as it makes society more equal", moaned the whiney old cow.

DonJose

Damn those short sellers pushing the market down

So much for banning short selling.

Darragh29

whiskeyman wrote: »

No Late Late Toy Show??

:eek:


Maybe it'll become 'The Late Late St Vincent De Paul donated Toy Show'.

'Now, here's little Mary showing us her headless Barbie. Aww, I bet that hat would have looked so nice on her head...'

Yes, instead of turkey this Christmas a government spokesperson has suggested to RTE News that consumers instead consider buying a family pack of Pot Noodles for dinner on Christmas Day and instead of buying presents in the traditional manner, that the head of each household perhaps buy some crayons and circulate amongst family members to allow your family to spend Christmas Day colouring in the boxes on household bills, for example Eircom and the ESB.

I don't know what a tracker mortgage is.

Borneo Fnctn

Deleted User wrote: »

I don't know what a tracker mortgage is.

Yeah, good man:rolleyes:

Terry

Wagon wrote: »

Ah here, recession session lads

Had one on Saturday night. I believe youtube has the video footage.
It ended up being down 10%. Stop panicking and start spending.

whiskeyman

Darragh29 wrote: »

Yes, instead of turkey this Christmas a government spokesperson has suggested to RTE News that consumers instead consider buying a family pack of Pot Noodles for dinner on Christmas Day and instead of buying presents in the traditional manner, that the head of each household perhaps buy some crayons and circulate amongst family members to allow your family to spend Christmas Day colouring in the boxes on household bills, for example Eircom and the ESB.

Turkey & Stuffing flavoured Koka Noodles FTW!!!

Darragh29

At last, someone who can tell us how all this started...!!!

http://www.thesignsofthetimes.net/videos/news/2008/20080924financialcrisis.html

brianthebard

Terry wrote: »

Had one on Saturday night. I believe youtube has the video footage.
It ended up being down 10%. Stop panicking and start spending.

Links to videos?

Agent Smith

Nehaxak wrote: »

We're being punished by the Germans and French for voting No to Nice. True story.

They are taking back to roads aswell!

poxy

Weathercheck wrote: »

The ISEQ is down 11% as i type.

Ireland is really being pounded by this crisis more than most showing how vulnerable we are.


http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=%5EISEQ

Im a millionaire so I dont give a f!ck - about any of you:pac:

Nehaxak

poxy wrote: »

Im a millionaire so I dont give a f!ck - about any of you:pac:

Hi Bertie !

poxy

http://www.jpberlin.de/j.kowal/photos/people/bushtears.jpg