| Talking of investing 08:30 - Mar 20 with 1236 views | bluelagos |
Doing my annual review and am wondering whether I should dabble in Chinese firms, European arms manufacturers or a cigarette company?
All seem to have remarkably good prospects and financial returns.
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| Talking of investing on 09:13 - Mar 20 with 1121 views | homer_123 |
To be fair, any money you have with a Bank is likely already invested in such organisations, so you might as well go for it full on. |  |
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| Talking of investing on 09:20 - Mar 20 with 1095 views | Crawfordsboot |
Are you on a commission per click Lagos?
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| Talking of investing on 09:33 - Mar 20 with 1063 views | mo_itfc |
Well if you profit from them, it's means someone else isn't.
There's some weird logic that says it would be irresponsible not to invest in them! You'll be taking the profits away from the bad guys!!
Note: this is tongue in cheek, investing in arms / tobacco is always a no for me. |  |
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| Talking of investing on 09:51 - Mar 20 with 1020 views | TractorWood |
| Talking of investing on 09:13 - Mar 20 by homer_123 |
To be fair, any money you have with a Bank is likely already invested in such organisations, so you might as well go for it full on. |
Agree. If you think about it they are called defence companies not attack companies.
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| Talking of investing on 10:01 - Mar 20 with 978 views | J2BLUE |
European defence companies have already gone up quite a bit so the value might have gone. |  |
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