I know its early days but its worth a mention i feel.
This year the FTSE has rarely been positive. We havent seen any major drops but we have seen sustained negativity. If it carries on for much more we could have a yoy negative FTSE 100.
Would a falling stock market affect House Prices or will it just pile on the pressure for the government?
Is their any relation between a poorly performing FTSE and Credit Availability and so on?
Does anybody care?
Cheers
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QUOTE (EssexFTB @ Jan 11 2008, 09:48 AM) 
I know its early days but its worth a mention i feel.
This year the FTSE has rarely been positive. We havent seen any major drops but we have seen sustained negativity. If it carries on for much more we could have a yoy negative FTSE 100.
Would a falling stock market affect House Prices or will it just pile on the pressure for the government?
Is their any relation between a poorly performing FTSE and Credit Availability and so on?
Does anybody care?
Cheers
This year the FTSE has rarely been positive. We havent seen any major drops but we have seen sustained negativity. If it carries on for much more we could have a yoy negative FTSE 100.
Would a falling stock market affect House Prices or will it just pile on the pressure for the government?
Is their any relation between a poorly performing FTSE and Credit Availability and so on?
Does anybody care?
Cheers
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