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- gustavhunter replied Apr 30, 2013
This is either a classic pump and dump or there is a real bit of info out there.
- gustavhunter replied Mar 17, 2013
Foreign ownership is rising and demand is outstripping supply. I can get more than 5% yield on my property portfolio in London. I would rather own bricks and mortar than equities and bonds right now...
- gustavhunter replied Mar 17, 2013
The spike was pure Yen move. Euro against other currencies didn't move much at all. UsdJpy moved huge as did GbpJpy...and then came back to where they started the weekend. Methinks it has nothing to do with the Cyprus story and more to do with a ...
- gustavhunter replied Mar 16, 2013
Does this also apply to Italian, Spanish, Greece, Portugal, and other government debt? People have been buying this saying its guaranteed by the ECB but if the guarantee is suspect and involves a hidden caveat that is only divulged at the time of ...
- gustavhunter replied Mar 16, 2013
If this is what Draghi meant by doing anything to keep the Euro then I hate to think what the next step will be...
- gustavhunter replied Dec 30, 2012
Well said...I hear ya brother.
- gustavhunter replied Dec 23, 2012
I would rather be holding property. Its cheap relative to equities and bonds, and cash yields nothing at the moment. There is really nowhere to put your money to gain any good yield, bonds are looking overpriced, equities could drop further or rally ...
- gustavhunter replied Oct 21, 2012
If it breaks the 1.3000 level the next stop is 1.2850. Its upside momentum is finished for the short term. I suspect we will see 1.2650 before we visit the 1.3171 level again.
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