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The Money Show

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  • 18-04-2006 9:36pm
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    4red
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    Dave, deleted your PM, sorry.
    All the info should be on their site:
    http://www.themoneyshow.ie

    The Money Show
    22-23 April 2006
    Third annual show to highlight alternative investment.
    Venue: RDS Main Hall, Dublin.


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    mikemac
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    looks good. I'll be going and rounded up a few in work to go along as well


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    dunkamania
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    Thanks for posting this,I hadnt heard about it.

    Do I have to get tickets online,or can I just turn up on the day


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    mikemac
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    Seems to me its free
    I registered today and I guess you just check in with registration when you get there. They'll have your details at the desk.
    Any time I've been to the RDS, thats how it worked


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    4red
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    Tickets normally cost a tenner but if you register online, they send you a free e-ticket.


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    dunkamania
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    This was a bit of a farce,only 200 hundred people yesterday and the same or less today,

    Most of the lectures didnt take place.


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    ionapaul
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    dunkamania wrote:
    This was a bit of a farce,only 200 hundred people yesterday and the same or less today,

    Most of the lectures didnt take place.
    Irish people, well most of them anyway, don't want to know about any kind of 'alternative' investments...if it ain't property, it ain't a real investment! Now, lets take all of our shiny new eggs and place them together in this flimsy basket... :)


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    dunkamania
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    ionapaul wrote:
    Irish people, well most of them anyway, don't want to know about any kind of 'alternative' investments...if it ain't property, it ain't a real investment! Now, lets take all of our shiny new eggs and place them together in this flimsy basket... :)



    Actually,most of the stands were property investments,about 70%,20% for equities and equity funds,so that meant there were very few alternative investments.


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