The Irish Share Index (ISEQ) Crashes

Time Magazine · 29-09-2008 04:22PM

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 · 29-09-2008 04:25PM

Damn those short sellers pushing the market down

So much for banning short selling.

Darragh29 · 29-09-2008 04:31PM

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.

29-09-2008 05:09PM

I don't know what a tracker mortgage is.

Borneo Fnctn · 29-09-2008 05:13PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I don't know what a tracker mortgage is.

Yeah, good man:rolleyes:

Terry · 29-09-2008 05:16PM

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 · 29-09-2008 05:18PM

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 · 29-09-2008 05:36PM

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

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

brianthebard · 29-09-2008 06:06PM

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 · 29-09-2008 06:27PM

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 · 29-09-2008 06:30PM

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 · 29-09-2008 07:32PM

poxy wrote: »

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

Hi Bertie !

poxy · 29-09-2008 07:44PM

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

The Irish Share Index (ISEQ) Crashes

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