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Bearish to bullish this year and now back to bearish..

triathlon
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Things move so quickly, at the start of this year after changing my slightly property bearish stance to a slight Bullish one, I have now had to change my mind again for the next few years because of the coronavirus and admit we are now looking at falls of anything up to 6% falls in the next 3 years.
What do you think?
What do you think?
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I think you're obsessed.I used to be mayonnaise0
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Four words. Extent of job losses . A ripple has the potential to become a tsunami. (Let's hope that the UK avoids the worst).
Doubt that many amateur LL's have the appropriate insurance to cover loss of rental income either. Could be a double whammy for a few.
Being over leveraged is going to catch out those swimming without their trunks on.1 -
Thrugelmir said:Four words. Extent of job losses . A ripple has the potential to become a tsunami. (Let's hope that the UK avoids the worst).
Doubt that many amateur LL's have the appropriate insurance to cover loss of rental income either. Could be a double whammy for a few.
Being over leveraged is going to catch out those swimming without their trunks on.
This will probably kill off a lot of the zombie businesses as well as bad LL's, which will not be a bad thing0 -
Early days. I'd hold back judgement. Impact isn't going to be evenly spread. Some areas are going to be more badly affected than others.0
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triathlon said:Things move so quickly, at the start of this year after changing my slightly property bearish stance to a slight Bullish one, I have now had to change my mind again for the next few years because of the coronavirus and admit we are now looking at falls of anything up to 6% falls in the next 3 years.
What do you think?
we are looking at banks not surviving the first quarter this year
its going to be another Great Depression or worse0 -
silvertooth said:triathlon said:Things move so quickly, at the start of this year after changing my slightly property bearish stance to a slight Bullish one, I have now had to change my mind again for the next few years because of the coronavirus and admit we are now looking at falls of anything up to 6% falls in the next 3 years.
What do you think?
we are looking at banks not surviving the first quarter this year
its going to be another Great Depression or worse
Just wild guesses on what you would like to see happen based on the same "silver is great" analysis you use.
You no no more about this virus than the rest of us, stop trolling this board please0 -
triathlon said:silvertooth said:triathlon said:Things move so quickly, at the start of this year after changing my slightly property bearish stance to a slight Bullish one, I have now had to change my mind again for the next few years because of the coronavirus and admit we are now looking at falls of anything up to 6% falls in the next 3 years.
What do you think?
we are looking at banks not surviving the first quarter this year
its going to be another Great Depression or worse
Just wild guesses on what you would like to see happen based on the same "silver is great" analysis you use.
You no no more about this virus than the rest of us, stop trolling this board please
if you think the banks can survive this then you are even more deluded than the perma prop bulls on here0 -
silvertooth said:triathlon said:silvertooth said:triathlon said:Things move so quickly, at the start of this year after changing my slightly property bearish stance to a slight Bullish one, I have now had to change my mind again for the next few years because of the coronavirus and admit we are now looking at falls of anything up to 6% falls in the next 3 years.
What do you think?
we are looking at banks not surviving the first quarter this year
its going to be another Great Depression or worse
Just wild guesses on what you would like to see happen based on the same "silver is great" analysis you use.
You no no more about this virus than the rest of us, stop trolling this board please
if you think the banks can survive this then you are even more deluded than the perma prop bulls on here0 -
triathlon said:silvertooth said:triathlon said:silvertooth said:triathlon said:Things move so quickly, at the start of this year after changing my slightly property bearish stance to a slight Bullish one, I have now had to change my mind again for the next few years because of the coronavirus and admit we are now looking at falls of anything up to 6% falls in the next 3 years.
What do you think?
we are looking at banks not surviving the first quarter this year
its going to be another Great Depression or worse
Just wild guesses on what you would like to see happen based on the same "silver is great" analysis you use.
You no no more about this virus than the rest of us, stop trolling this board please
if you think the banks can survive this then you are even more deluded than the perma prop bulls on here0
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