Hi guys (and gals),
been a while since I posted over here but things have got pretty serious over the past few months or so, and I’ve been pretty much all hands to the pump looking after clients especially those who had shares in Banks like the RBS for example.
Anyhow, before I finish up tonight I thought you may like a laugh (if you have a quirky sense of humour that is) by trying to work out who’s telling the truth more convincingly and who (if any) you trust more than the other when it comes to protecting your financial assets in the current doom and gloom market climate.
So who do you reckon is most trustworthy out of these folks below… and by the way, before any accusations begin to fly as to which side of politics I’m favouring, I’m not – I simply ask you to view each of the following from a personal perspective, sort of like “Should I lend this chap £500, cos he’s asked nice?”
Here goes then, let me know your vote at the bottom please!
First up, Henry Paulson (rabbit in headlights anyone!)…
David Cameron (look closely at the body language behind him – George Osborne & William Hague in particular)
Finally Gordon Brown – as cheery as ever?
It’s only a laugh, but sometimes 99% of what we say doesn’t come from words alone – sometimes we’re screaming via body language. And if fear is a primary mover as to why markets panic is it any wonder if our politicians give out signals when we look and listen to them and we can see that they’re terrified too?
So who do do trust most from these three?
Please – do tell, it’s only a laugh whatever political camp you’re in!
Bye for now…
