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Dc you mention the n east about property and the virus,and London as if there no problem there,the virus might hit London again God forbid ,unless they got something the rest of the country doesn't have.
Onlyif, i did post all the link as well as mu thoughts regarding this but they go removed, many times over.
I think most posters did not read the articles.....
Patrao1,
UK trade with the Swiss is massive, the Swiss feared Brexit as they may have been frozen out of that trade.
The Swiss have strengthened financial systems with the UK in recent months, we are leaving with No Deal...
EU is a house of cards....
the Only thing the Swiss fear now is what Brussels is requesting of the UK, that is why Boris wants to amend it and tbh he timed it perfectly, sublime move imho.
As i have stated before I’m not a fan of Con's or Lab, but i have to say the PM is probably going to get what he wants or No Deal either way he wins…..
DYOR
Hell DT that's,two upticks in one day from me,that's double all your other posts
Hi DT, - them wanting to work with the UK might though also suggest as I said (by chance in a way LOL - explained below........) possibly "fear" of UK doing a Switzerland and becoming a low tax regime, etc and hindering further Swiss investment in some/many ways in future especially with both being major European countries and heavily involved in the finance sector, etc - by directing such investment in future into the UK who would be a natural competitor to the Swiss in such a case - perhaps?!
Just wondering although I couldn't exactly remember the detail of your post - but did like it hence remembered it as best I could LOL!
Better to join-up and work together than be rivals and compete against each other perhaps?! Of course depending on what happens with Brexit and what UK want to actually do in future - indeed so far nothing to suggest becoming a low tax regime is of interest let alone a certainty, etc - so will all depend really........!
UK / Swiss relationship couldn't be better, they have struck more deals recently, DYOR.
i do feel the UK will become more like the Swiss and is the correct way to go, but the UK Govt needs to be able to be free to back companies, innovation, etc...hence No Deal.
DYOR
Patrao1
“DT recently posted on here that the Swiss possibly even "feared" the UK's Brexit because could turn it into a low tax regime just like themselves “
No that's not exactly it, the Swiss had been upfront in stating the EU should abide by the UK or else they, the Swiss may prefer to work with the UK as they feared what the EU was doing, asking of the UK…
DYOR.
Falkland investor we agree on something at last yes property prices and demand will remain buoyant in London and the south east and there will be minimal repossessions but the bigger picture is that areas outside of these especially redwall areas in the Midlands north west Yorkshire north east this is where the effects of the pandemic will be felt the hardest and property here will be hard to sell especially after the end of the stamp duty relief in march 2021
DT recently posted on here that the Swiss possibly even "feared" the UK's Brexit because could turn it into a low tax regime just like themselves - if so and given our lack of housing through-out the country but especially in London and SE as Falks always bangs on about LOL (good morning fellow YIDDO LOL - and what a day/weekend could be coming for us lilywhites indeed................) then every chance we could try via such already for example to attract and get heavy (further) investment into our property market for sure (and ramp up the building on top, etc - similar to Spain in the 00's just without the disasterous consequence's because the demand was not as great as the supply there eventually unfortunately - something that ATM will never be a problem in UK for a very long while especially in London/SE, etc) - all good for us Lloyds holders, etc and so on and so forth........!
No wonder the EU want common ground on all sorts of things, equivalence and whatever else, etc, etc, bloody etc,............. LOL!
Pat
I accept that there is currently a mini boom in house prices due to six months of pent up demand. I also accept that this is short term and a large retraction will occur starting November to March. The fun bit will be a couple of years down the line with repossessions and negative equity. I can hear the whining now.
Perfectly happy to see property continuing to rise steadily even heavily on the back of these and that also will be good for Lloyds - as I've said on here before - better a small % spread out widely even very widely, than a large % of basically of very little or even nothing as the case maybe, etc- simple really LOL!
On top they're now getting massive funding amounts directly from CB's, etc so don't even need to offer decent savings rates anymore yet they're still charging good loan/mortgage rates as always (baring in mind the BofE base rate currently) so making very good money indeed (especially over a wide spread given Lloyds dominance in this market) - so basically business as normal as always pretty much - bloody banks) LOL!
That's why it's not such a bad idea to own them indeed especially when they're on the back of a hammering (and also on top considering as stated that for now and THIS TIME at least property prices bucking the trend so far and are still very buoyant all over the UK and continuing to rise even when already at record amounts pretty much especially on average, etc..........)!