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if you like don't move on. |
op did you hear the stock market crashed or are you slow on the uptake, believing it doesn't affect you? these types of threads should not be your priority unless you're a p.imp looking for customers to bring their broke asses and give you their money. |
austinbrown:the thing amaze me sef. konji dey catch some women more than men. |
Homorlayor20:smh. they get younger and younger.. . . . . . . . until the canniness pass adult own. . . . . . . . . |
unfortunately, you've been disvirgined. Please dont deceive your future boyfriends into thinking the notorious criminal didnt disvirgin you o! I do not want to see senseless threads on nairaland about this! |
market as in . . . . . . . ? ![]() |
sntcollections:how does being a he or she mean you are not looking for a husband? ![]() |
PunkyVeer:what if the picture resembles one of his favourite girlfriends? ![]() learn to be humble sweetie, not so stuck up on top your makeup or because you got hold of a sharpie and did your eyebrows with it. what warranted this insult on the lady? ![]() |
DeeTus:what you described is called stalking. |
hm, this will not make nlers happy. . . . . . . . . . . . how come this lady is finding it so easy to get a man when many are still searching. . . . . . . . . . |
DeeTus:you sound like the man or woman in question. |
Highlyfavoured1:. . . . . . . . . . . . |
Oil, commodities prices lurch lower amid market turmoil Investors took flight after the Chinese stock market posted its biggest one-day loss since the height of the global financial crisis in 2007, plunging more than 8 per cent. The 19-commodity Thomson Reuters/Core Commodity CRB Index has shed more than 16 per cent so far this year. Oil led the downward charge as Brent crude futures fell more than $2 (U.S.) a barrel to their lowest since March 2009. “Today’s falls are not about oil market fundamentals. It’s all about China,” Carsten Fritsch, senior oil analyst at Commerzbank in Frankfurt, told Reuters Global Oil Forum. “The fear is of a hard landing and that things get out of the control of the Chinese authorities.” Brent touched an intraday low of $43.28 a barrel, a fall of 4.7 per cent. In metals, copper and aluminum hit their lowest since 2009 while iron ore and steel futures in China slid sharply to reach their downside limit. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange fell as much as 3 per cent to $4,903 a tonne, its lowest since July 2009. Copper has shed 22 per cent in 2015, on track for its third consecutive yearly fall. Gold edged down, but remained close to a seven-week high as the dollar and shares tumbled. Spot gold shed 0.5 per cent to $1,154.81 an ounce as investors took profits after the metal hit its highest since July 7 on Friday. “Gold is holding on to some of the gains it made last week and that speaks to the difficulty in the global equity market right now,” Mitsubishi Corp strategist Jonathan Butler said. Grains also took a hit as U.S. soybeans fell to a fresh six-year low, corn lost more than 1 per cent and wheat slid 2 per cent to a near two-week low. An improved U.S. supply outlook also weighed on prices and Chicago Board of Trade November soybeans, the most actively traded contract, fell more than 2 per cent to a contract low of $8.71-1/2 a bushel. In coal, the most common fuel source for electricity generation, API2 2016 futures hit 12-year lows last week, and physical prices for cargoes from Australia’s Newcastle or South Africa’s Richards Bay terminals are back to levels last seen before the 2008/2009 boom and bust. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/oil-prices-extend-fall-on-china-and-oversupply/article26069728/ |
are the kids British citizens? I assume they would be if their father and grandmother are. getting them back into the UK should not be difficult in that case. Hope we are not being scammed? trafficked persons and all that. |
European markets face biggest losses since 2009 after China panic - live Wall Street expected to tumble, following heavy losses in Europe and Asia today Latest: George Osborne concerned by China €400bn wiped off biggest European firms today FTSE 100 could lose £70bn Latest summary: European market slide after Asian rout Chinese stock market tumbled 8.5%; biggest fall since 2007 http://www.theguardian.com/business/live/2015/aug/24/global-stocks-sell-off-deepens-as-panic-grips-markets-live |
Stocks were clobbered Friday on Wall Street — a brutal finish to the worst week in the market in four years. The Dow Jones industrial average closed down 530 points, the ninth-biggest point decline in its history. Investors worried about signs of a slowdown in the Chinese economy that could hammer companies and countries around the world. The stock of Apple, which depends heavily on demand from China, fell more than 6 percent. The Dow finished at 16,459. It fell more than 1,000 points this week alone and is down more than 10 percent from its all-time high in May — the definition of a market correction. That has not happened in four years. The Dow's decline for the day came to 3.1 percent. The Standard & Poor's 500 index, a broader gauge of the stock market, finished down 3.2 percent and closed below 2,000 for the first time since early this year. "Right now there is a feeling of fear in the marketplace, and all news is interpreted negatively and it's interpreted indiscriminately," Tom Digenan, the head of U.S. equities at UBS Global Asset Management, told CNBC. In percentage terms, the decline on Friday was nowhere close to the worst of all time. On Black Monday in 1987, when the Dow fell 508 points, it represented a 22 percent decline. The damage on Friday wasn't limited to Apple. John Deere stock fell more than 8 percent and Microsoft more than 5 percent. Energy stocks and technology stocks were hammered across the board. Utility stocks, seen as a relatively stable bet in a rough market, fared the best, but even they were down more than 1 percent. There was some good news in the sell-off: The price of crude oil plunged below $40 a barrel for the first time since the financial crisis in 2009. Gas has already fallen to a nationwide average of $2.63 a gallon — 80 cents lower than a year ago. http://www.nbcnews.com/business/markets/stock-market-plunge-dow-plunges-lowest-level-year-china-fears-n413916 |
lawanson44:or use the app instead of going to all that trouble. |
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xreal:Because the mod can relate. |
The women here seem hornier or just as ho.rny as the men. btw, is the op male or female? ![]() |
Flee fornication aka agbere. |
sntcollections:Asking if someone can date a guy who blah blah, means knowing the opinion of people? ![]() If you are looking for husband just say so, your question does not make sense. ![]() |
missgray:Very nice man!!!!!! |
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Its not even gays are taking over, its gays have taken over. Op is so gay. Why is nairaland terribly pro-gay like this, btw? ![]() |
Strange picture. |
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Let's try non oil sources of wealth. |
I find it terribly annoying but i guess that's just me. If it's your culture sha! Then don't mind me. ![]() |
kevinberry:What happened ? |
Better find someone to date here because I'm tired of these nlers always asking "can you date someone who" like so many s.tupid parrots with one track brains! Even the one wey dey sell hair still dey ask that kain s.tupid question? How does that help him or her sell the hair? ![]() |
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