US ($) Currency Thread 1 (closed - use thread 2)

inspector_monkfish

14:24 16Mar09 Cable drops sharply back under 1.4100

14:23 GMT - [CABLE] is coming off quite sharply for no apparent reason, with
stocks still positive (Dow Jones currently up around +50) and contacts
reporting no seller in particular at this stage. The pair had earlier hit
a 1.4230 high as the brighter sentiment continued at the start of the
week, with another positive UK Rightmove HPI adding to the optimism. The
pair has since fallen back under 1.4100 however to currently trade circa
1.4065. Contacts are reporting stops lower down at 1.3980 (1.4040 marks
the session low from earlier), whilst technical studies suggest a
sustained break of the 1.4060/70 support could prompt further sell
triggers.

inspector_monkfish

seems not even the market knows whats going on !!

currently trading at 1.4085

whatusername

Poxy dollar man.

inspector_monkfish

whatusername wrote: »

Poxy dollar man.

:rotfl: great terminology man !!

jonathanrichardson69

gone quiet on here, has neil gone home early? i can't find any information about a consent to let. ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

inspector_monkfish

trading at 1.4100


try the teacher travel to work thread
i'm sure they will have an opinion !!

Blink_Eden

jonathanrichardson69 wrote: »

gone quiet on here, has neil gone home early? i can't find any information about a consent to let. ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I would guess that your mortgage lender on your current property will probably have to give you permission to sublet, otherwise you will be in breach of your mortgage terms. You will need to read the terms of your mortgage - as the mortgage was based on you living there.

I think my parents had to do it when they rented their house out for a couple of years

jonathanrichardson69

Blink_Eden wrote: »

I would guess that your mortgage lender on your current property will probably have to give you permission to sublet, otherwise you will be in breach of your mortgage terms. You will need to read the terms of your mortgage - as the mortgage was based on you living there.

I think my parents had to do it when they rented their house out for a couple of years

i definately need permission, but i've heard its really hard to get permission with GE money or First National as they are also known, apperently they don't give it out very often.

inspector_monkfish

end of day rally back up to 1.4120

Blink_Eden

jonathanrichardson69 wrote: »

i definately need permission, but i've heard its really hard to get permission with GE money or First National as they are also known, apperently they don't give it out very often.

Another option, if you can't do it that way, would be to get a new, buy-to-let mortgage, but that would be more expenssive.

Starting to get out of my depth now, and this has nothing to do with the dollar