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Govt stake reducing and good news built in. I see short term weakness to 4.80

Markets usually look ahead 6 months

History shows good things come in threes, three musketeers, three avengers three stooges etc etc

Peter sellers was a genius so I think I speak on behalf of all 3 of us when I say thank you for the comllement

In many ways we ate like characters from.only fools and horses here...John jume straight laced Boucy...silverhorse del boy, I can be rodney and fat boy is trigger.

Well del boy eventually did become a millionaire (only fools jumped the shark) but lost it all on American stock exchange crash so an ominous quote

John Hume. I do t share your level.of optimism. 2022 like to bring new challenges not least new variants of covid inflationary pressures and easing of artificial stimulus as debt and higher taxes becomes reality . Reiterate 6.40 euro best case high of 2022

Bit of comedy even from John Hume...we will have some craic yet in mulligans when we meet. 0

Not religious John Hume but I.like to help.people overcome anger issues and find peace. I wish everyone here the best. Back to this share the government continues to reduce its stake. The economy due to open.almost fully in October but this is likely built in. Winter will see much more pressure on hospitals.which continue to be under staffed and under resourced compared to other jurisdictions. We are only finding temporary reprieve i think as NEPT run the show and are not as yet trusting to live with covid.

We will agree to disagree John Hume. You seem like a good guy.

It recovered much quicker than expected given this was not like SARS...the worldwide economy was shut down

Good morning John.my point was given the world stopped for 18 months the overall impact by covid on financials was not as great as expected. Yes there were short term.sharp declines at initial stages but we ate almost back to where we started despite once in a life time event
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Now we have vaccinations that work

I would worry about inflation though. Feel there is a covid relief factor built into equities...maybe over done. Inflation is looming

Good to hear from you huldiiii.

Markets appear to be reasonably insulated from terrorist attacks....apart from.oil and commodities. Inflation can be managed. Covid saw little impact on financial stocks even at its worst. I see like most crisis it will be financial and due to unforeseen issue...like all bubbles. There is though so much manipulation now and valuations mean nothing

Overall positive but biggest concern is the unprecedented bull run due to quantitative easing, zero to negative interest rates and artificial stimulus...it cannot last indefinitely...DJIA was 6600 in 2009....now its 35k

Vast majority have lost on shares overall due to financial crash. Most could not see the recovery due to artificial stimulus....you only hear from those who made money rarely from the majority who lost. Health is all that counts in the end

Clear mortgage. Shares always a gamble

I originally suggested it. You sound like a great friendly guy so will buy you a pint there