Re: The Ollingdale Thread

by **Neil** 5th May 2010, 18:11

The future is bright...the future is Ollingdale! Great to see such growth in these difficult times and hats off to the Ollingdalean treasury for managing to keep debt low and reserves high...

by Guest 6th May 2010, 16:09

Intresting!

by **Thomas** 21st May 2010, 18:00

Thanks for all your help so far guys. I'm now looking for:

Mid-High Density Residential, for homes near CBD
Mid-High Density Industrial

by **emgmod** 22nd May 2010, 05:36

I know some good Mid-High Density Residential, but it's probably way too much New York style.

Just to say, I'm downloading everything on the list that can fit into Illu'a's style.

by **Thomas** 22nd May 2010, 10:37

ONEB closes the week down 2% as the markets brace themselves for bad GDP results
The Ollingdale Thread - Page 3 ONEB

The ONEB (Oh-nebb) closed down 2% this week after weak results on Thursday and Friday pushed the Ollingdale Stock Exchange into negative territory for the third week in a row. The slide in the market was blamed on investors bracing themselves for weaker GDP results from the UIO, which are expected to be the lowest results in over a year, and possibly less than 2%, the first consecutive single-figure growth level in nearly 20 years.
Investors were also concerned about frosty relations with the EU and America, after the recent withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan and the expected continuation of anti-European policies by the Deputy Prime Minister on his upcoming tour of Europe, when he is expected to refuse to invest any money into the European Union, the Euro bailout or any future European funds over the next 5 years.
Unemployment figures are also expected to be released next week, along with the results of average house prices and a possible nationalisation of struggling British Airways subsiduary Ollingdale Airways, which reported a fall in passenger numbers of 215% last year and losses of £30m.
ONEB: 4,600 (-2%, -94 pts)

by **Blakeway4** 22nd May 2010, 15:16

The Europe crisis affects alot CCML - Centre de Commerce Mondial de Lanaya. The minister of Economy in Lanaya hope that ONEB will go in positive soon to not affect our trades with oil especially! Smile

by **MiguelLeal** 22nd May 2010, 15:22

European crisis affected Fairview Bolsa de Valores- Fairview Box Value- but we are the only country of south Europe that is reacting well. Our demand starts to increase and we start earning more money with Anti-Crisis Plan!

by **Blakeway4** 22nd May 2010, 15:30

here's some Cheeky/Razz

- Hope you'll like them!

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Industrial:
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by **Thomas** 22nd May 2010, 15:31

Thanks Blakeway, you always come up trumps!

by **Kevin** 22nd May 2010, 15:59

Corraile is hardly affected because most traders are based in the US. The CSX (centreburg Stock Exchange) went down a blip (6 pts) and the C&IIC (Commerce & Industrial Index of Corraile) only dropped by 9 pts (this out of 13,002pts)

by **Aranho** 22nd May 2010, 16:51

Stock markets across Fornax have been rising slowly since yesterday when Fornax lifted most of the cilivians restrictions and when Thailand declared that it manage to control the violence within their own country. (Note: About 30%+ of Fornax citizens are Thai.)

Fornax is neither affected by Ollingdale's GDP results announcement, nor the European Crisis, nor the Oil Spillage Crisis in the Gulf of Mexico.

by Guest 23rd May 2010, 02:52

East Rockcoast isnt too afected. The SSE (South Stock Exchange) have majority control from Starfishland investor which from Pacific.

by **Thomas** 24th May 2010, 20:58

ONEB slides 1.4% after shock Court Case announcement by Arcacia

The stock market fell today for the fifth day in a row after Arcacia filed for a human rights breach in the AIN court, which could damage trade with the Alliance members permanently, as other nations appear to back the Arcacian's case. Traders hurried to sell shares in pro-AIN corporations, such as Ollingdale Airways and VidaVassa, a AIN-UIO trading firm. Shares in British Airways-owned OA, already damaged by massive losses last quarter, fell nearly 5% and many banks also lost out in today's trade. Experts are hoping that the GDP results will not be as bad as predicted, to stop the market falling any further this week, which could mean the ONEB falls below 4,300 for the first time in 2 years.

ONEB: 4,536 (-1.4%, -64 pts)

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