nero120
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Christ, you must be reading very different threads to the ones I see!! 😂 It's a running joke that the responses will mention every conceivable detail before *gasp* suggesting the price might be too high. If someone does happen to mention it then very likely they are ignored by the OP. This is logical. People come to HPC because instinctually we are contrairian to the popular HPI narrative. Most people are not like this and have been conditioned to expect HPI so the likelihood of anyone on Mumsnet confronting this is extremely low.
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Propaganda like this wouldn't have anything to do with a desperate incumbent (and his acolytes) p1ssing his already urine-stained britches because of an upcoming election would it?! 🤣
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SONIA swap curve >4% on all maturities
nero120 replied to NoHPCinTheUK's topic in House prices and the economy
Right, thanks for clarifying. -
SONIA swap curve >4% on all maturities
nero120 replied to NoHPCinTheUK's topic in House prices and the economy
That deserves a 👍. I see. So basically you're saying that DB pension funds want "safe" assets (that are unlikely to default) that will pay a fixed annual yield for the duration that will allow them to meet a fixed annual commitment? So does that mean they will continue to buy gilts that are certainly likely to lose in real terms against inflation? -
SONIA swap curve >4% on all maturities
nero120 replied to NoHPCinTheUK's topic in House prices and the economy
It will, but that also means the value of your house will likely be much lower. -
SONIA swap curve >4% on all maturities
nero120 replied to NoHPCinTheUK's topic in House prices and the economy
Very likely, @scottbeard could probably confirm that. -
SONIA swap curve >4% on all maturities
nero120 replied to NoHPCinTheUK's topic in House prices and the economy
I still don't understand why anyone would buy a 30 year gilt at 4% yield, much less take a swap contract at that yield!! -
22/04/2024 - The exact moment the housing bubble burst
nero120 replied to fellow's topic in House prices and the economy
Err, has any forum thread on the internet ever not ended up as a sh1t show? -
He's also confusing HPI as a result of "inflation" when actually it's classic speculation driving increased asset prices as a result of the declining cost of credit. He's just clutching at whatever straw he can grab hold of, just like some of the other VIs/trolls on this forum. And to be honest, this crap has gone on so long that you can't really blame them! However, it doesn't change the fact that they will be dragged down to oblivion as they have tied themselves to the mast (physically and emotionally) of a rapidly sinking ship.
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Why do you think that is mate? Think hard! 🤔
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Russia to grow faster than all advanced economies says IMF
nero120 replied to shlomo's topic in House prices and the economy
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/23/ukraine-has-only-six-months-left/ BAHAHAHA!!!! Oh would you look at that! Despite all the UK establishment chode-smokers infesting this board attacking any suggestion that Russia was actually a formidable adversary that should not be underestimated, even the Telegraph's chief neo-con chode-smoker sociopath admits that, despite every junk article he's written during the course of this war, Russia are actually a formidable adversary that should not be underestimated and Ukraine are now F*CKED. So unexpected!! So unpredictable!! How could this have happened!! Who could have known!! SURROUNDED BY F*CKING MORONS. -
You might think so, but sadly that would be stunningly ignorant. You see, if the price of an asset has been bid up far beyond it's residual value due to abundant cheap credit, when the cost of credit rises it has the effect of removing liquidity from the market, this prices fall. High inflation = higher interest rates = property prices continue to tumble until they find their residual value, or perhaps even lower for the real bilge that most wouldn't be caught dead in. So sorry.
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Gold strategy in the current economy
nero120 replied to Lepista's topic in House prices and the economy
Agreed. -
Gold strategy in the current economy
nero120 replied to Lepista's topic in House prices and the economy
Note the telltale 3am globex monkeyhammer, classic BIS/CB attempt to smash the gold futures price as low as possible taking advantage of thin volume. But, it's already recovered! Sorry b(w)ankers! -
Gold strategy in the current economy
nero120 replied to Lepista's topic in House prices and the economy
Everything is awesome! -
HPC forum mortgage brokers vs the market
nero120 replied to NoHPCinTheUK's topic in House prices and the economy
HAHA!!! Keep dreaming timmy, hold on to those dreams tight!! -
HPC forum mortgage brokers vs the market
nero120 replied to NoHPCinTheUK's topic in House prices and the economy
Clearly business can't be great, they have far too much time on their hands if they're posting hundreds of posts here a week! VI HPC daily/weekly post count is a good indicator of market sentiment/activity!! -
Rightmove asking prices April 2024 +1.1% MoM +1.7% YoY
nero120 replied to fellow's topic in House prices and the economy
Yet all the evidence speaks to the contrary. Thick-as-sh1t sellers might be as deluded as ever asking for stupid, undeserved amounts, but numbers of actual transactions are bumping along all time lows whilst real wages continue to sink lower and credit gets tighter. Even in St Albans (one of the most affluent and desirable places to live in the country) I can see houses are not selling for what they were 1-2 years ago. Admittedly, the British establishment and their little robot-sheep flock are doing their best not to admit any of this, and indeed fight it, but the tide is inexorably rising and you're all starting to drown... -
Gold strategy in the current economy
nero120 replied to Lepista's topic in House prices and the economy
They are really trying to hammer gold down in the futures market! I think though there are just too many fundamentals pushing the price higher. All this will do is allow the recent big physical buyers (CBs/SWFs/FOs/etc) to load up on cheaper physical gold... or perhaps that's the idea...? The US is just borrowing insane amounts of money, 10 year treasury auctions are going to get more and more difficult as there just aren't the buyers out there for such a large supply at these yields. More and more are simply going to opt to store their reserves in physical gold.