Of course it is. Inflation is transitory but that is too complex for market “commentators “ to grasp. TW is not in the same position it was in 2008/9. Again most don’t bother to look at the balance sheet and prefer to let tip sheets or online tipsters like Yahoo to do the work for them. As long as I have been in this share pundits have been predicting the imminent demise of the housing market. Maybe one day they will get a dip so they can say “told you so” I am not holding my breath. All that said the millstone of interest rate outlook is weighing on markets and sadly CB’s seem hell bent on tipping economies into recession to combat a temporary phenomenon. We can take comfort that the two sectors that emerged the 08 crash and now are in rude financial health are the banks and house builders
We have had millions of free loaders enter this country since the last labour Govt and 1000’s a week arriving by dinghy. I’m addition a million or so who can’t be a?sed to get off the sofa
The closest we got to PR was a con coalition with the LibDems. What an utter disaster that turned out to be. Their biggest achievement was extortionate tuition fees. No thank you
RE: Marketwatch reporting it now...10 Oct 2022 10:07
Looking back over the charts it looks like people have been selling it relentlessly maybe even shorting it through CFD’s so it may slow down once shortcovering is done. It’s now up to management to keep interest alive
Oh dear. You seem to have forgotten already that even Putin and Chi thought labour were nutters and or at best useful idiots. Remember the “ bombshell” NHS “privatisation” document “found” on the internet ?
There is a suggestion that the Fed rate policy will cause an institution to fail, which should that occur, may well prove a pivotal point as far as the rate cycle in the US goes. Time will tell
I would suggest that it’s a question for the company ‘s stockbrokers. Analysis quality and advice offered to companies listed on AIM is more often than not poor. A combination of you get what you pay for and the FCA
It’s no point arguing with the bluntest knife in the drawer. It’s worrying, however, that his mindset and understanding of matters economic is shared with the Opposition Front Bench
RE: BoE won't make emergency rate hike but will go big on Nov 31 Oct 2022 00:08
Not necessary imo as inflation rates will begin to fall. A bit like blowing ballast tanks on a submarine you can do too much too fast. Powel and the Fed have got it wrong. Bailey although not the best won’t hopefully be bounced into following suit. The govt has got it right so far wrt to price caps and the cost of the support package will be well below media projections.