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Posts posted by FlorinCollector
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7 hours ago, modofantasma said:
"Bail-in’ is our preferred resolution strategy for the largest banks that provide vital services to the UK economy. In a ‘bail-in’ the firm’s equity is written off, and debts written down, to absorb losses. Then it is recapitalised – the debtholders whose debt was written down are issued equity and become the new shareholders. In the medium-term, it would be restructured to address the causes of failure and restore market confidence. The firm remains open and operating throughout the resolution."
So... Who are these debtholders they speak of? 🧐
It says it will be the shareholders who will be holding the bag first not the tax payer.
So when it says the debt holder will be the new share holder I guess it means those who were the existing share holders.
But why would you want to be a shareholder in a company that is winding down to end.
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5 minutes ago, Paul said:
motivation right there
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14 minutes ago, EdwardTeach said:
Looks like the FED and ECB are going to print money even faster and kick off a hyperinflation event
Could you explain this?
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@CaptCaveMan Just getting started indeed.
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5 hours ago, SovereignBishop said:
Exactly. If you believe in the companies which you have invested in, and why would you buy stocks of companies unless you do, now is a great opportunity to add cheap or discounted stocks.
It may seem shocking to some people but everything in the red means buy buy buy.
Instead people flock to gold near its all time high like it won’t go back down when this is all settled ?
I think I have seen 2 or 3 cycles of this now. In the end they post all of their stuff on here at a heavy loss for us to buy.
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16 minutes ago, Bigmarc said:
Depends if one sold a large portion of one's gold stack and bought in at £45k or not.
Depends on ones time frame then I guess.
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7 minutes ago, dicker said:
I don’t want to derail this thread but another asset is down this weekend. There is to an extent an inverse correlation….
Really solid correlation. Btc raised what from £3k to £50k and gold did what a gain of a couple £100 🤣
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9 minutes ago, EdwardTeach said:
The US CPI inflation figures just came out higher than expected so people are rushing into safe havens like the dollar, metals and other commodities. It's just panic buying/selling. Why no one saw high inflation figures coming is amazing but if you follow the MSM mainstream media type news they keep telling everyone everything is ok when it most certainly not.
Thanks for that I found a vid there talking about it. Saying all analysts had predicted lower. As usual they were all wrong.
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3 minutes ago, James32 said:
@FlorinCollector how's things with you? 🤣
When you tag me i know it is bad 🤣🤣🆘🆘🆘
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10 minutes ago, James32 said:
Thinking ahead?thank you.
I am hoping Silver is about £15 an ounce by the time I buy your ounce 😀
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Just now, Stacktastic said:
Goody good - I have to say I did not see silver going almost to the £16's this morning.
Hopefully gold can have a really nice drop to £320 a sov again, not bought for ages.That would be nice
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GOLD DEALS - (UK & Europe) See a deal, post it here
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They keep coming in small batches to Atkinsons I think.