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https://amp.ft.com/content/ed11c971-be02-47dc-875b-90762b35080e?__twitter_impression=true

I got shifted to octopus from avro 2 weeks ago. Avro were very good to me price wise. Never had a complaint. I can imagine being shifted onto a variable pricing will be eye gougung

Bp and CNA. Bp pay to hold ~5% currently but I am expecting a 3Q surprise. No divi with cna but with sector consolidation and now debt free I expect this will change now very shortly. Have started buying a green energy now also. Have a look at EQT. They are early lifecycle so not for the faint hearted.

The deadline date is october 14th right? Doesn't that correspond with Evergrande next payment deadline? Just read this today also.. Are the US starting to get a little worried I wonder

Yup

I'd go with psychopath

CHINA EVERGRANDE SHARES SUSPENDED IN HONG KONG https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-10-04/evergrande-property-management-unit-suspend-hong-kong-trading?sref=frV97TwV

Arent they selling assets to pay bond holders? How is that a bailout

JPM China on Evergrande: *Shouldn't expect much from Chinese govt's willingness to rescue property developers facing liquidity risks. *Recommend an underweight position on property stocks.

Exactly

Rumours adrift goldman are praying for a bailout

Ta yes.. Agree

What law are you referring to?

We all have different strategies but I've planned for stagflation so i've bought into utilities, energy, food, commodities stocks and REIT which have a history of maintaining yields. Strategy is to reinvest dividend aiming for 5-10% capital gains. Rinse and repeat. I'm also speculative on green tech and energy stocks. I'm holding cash buffer outgoings for 1 year. Any active income outside this goes straight into my share/isa accounts.

How long is very shortly? 😅

Do you mean via other credit facilities (short term loans) at higher interest rates?

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In my experience the more market choice and potentially coming to market the harder it is to decide on a home purchase.

I hear EAs are advising this to prospective sellers at the mo. Secure something then put your property on the market. I suspected this is a way to keep property volumes low and maintain higger pricing levels.

Absolute disgrace.

I suspect there will be pressure for india to follow also.

Brazil also. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.ft.com/content/60ee951a-aa9a-45cb-845a-b935ad3c86b9

Ahem i thought russia and china have already done this July. Russia now 6.5% https://www.cbr.ru/eng/press/keypr/

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/property/uk/five-charts-predict-next-house-price-crash/