Sunday, 12 October 2008

Weathering the Credit Crunch

As Tai-Pan of the Noble House, I am well versed in risk and am used to staking incomprehensible sums on the market and the horses at Happy Valley. The present economic climate hasn't affected our assets, as my seemingly left-field investment in Dutch heating oil, garlic farms and whale farming was actually a cunningly instigated tactical move. These happen to be the only three sectors that are growing in the face of financial collapse. The Noble House has again outflanked Rothwell-Gornt and our other rivals to remain the dominant trading power. But this is not the end of the opportunities for the Noble House in the Dutch Market, and to this end I will be establishing a permanent branch of the company here.



Gornt - out-manoeuvred again

4 comments:

hkorbust said...
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Tai-Pan said...

Gornt's efforts came to no avail though. He could not bring down the Noble House. How's your share price today? Noticed anything?

hkorbust said...
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Quillan Gornt said...

Rothwell-Gornt shares are beating the market average, Taipan.

Can I interest you in a block?

Best of joss,