Is that The Times?

Do not comply in advance.

( @timothysnyder.bsky.social )

Absolutely this

What's the source for that, please?

I haven't lost the plot. I feel the pain if a basket costs £35 at the supermarket. The money in the bank is still real. That's why it's important to keep these things separate. I don't want my bank treating my money as a trading fund. I may as well put it in my own trading account if they do

I can lose five grand in a week and it worries me slightly. I can win it all back the next week and feel slightly relieved. I doubt it's much different for people who play with millions. Look at next week's FX option expiries. Some play with billions

I have been trading for about a year. I started with a few hundred pounds and watching the market it drag even a few quid around was frightening. It's real money. I've added a lot more since but I don't worry about a thousand here or there any more. It's become monopoly money

I reckon you could buy my entire postcode for 2M 😁

London Evening Standard

There are currently about 145,000 UK homes valued at more than £2 million according to Savills but Knight Frank estimates that number will rise to 190,000 by 2028

My concern is that this is too soon after the last one. JKGalbraith observed in his book about 1929 that the market had been reasonably steady in the following decades because of people's long memories. I hope we don't see another run on a bank

There's no substance to it. Like flag-waving and slogans it's part of the wrapping paper that fascism is delivered in

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🎶 If you want my body, and you think I'm sexy, come on baby stick a plunger down that bog and get rid of that huge jobbie.🎶

Good to see Benidorm's Worst Rod Stewart Tribute Act plumbing the depths once more.

Telegraph. That's the Daily Mail's new toy, isn't it?