government owns 45% of mortgage market
Discussion
what do you think the short term (ie next 6 months) effect will be.
there is a huge amount of political gain to be made by this hold and influence on the market. could this lead to a false bottom of the market on which a rise starts (a false bottom that gordon brown et al hope will strengthen over time, and not go horribly wrong?)
i think the temptation to influence will be far too great to avoid... and i think it will work.
this is going to be gordon's falklands moment...
there is a huge amount of political gain to be made by this hold and influence on the market. could this lead to a false bottom of the market on which a rise starts (a false bottom that gordon brown et al hope will strengthen over time, and not go horribly wrong?)
i think the temptation to influence will be far too great to avoid... and i think it will work.
this is going to be gordon's falklands moment...
Fittster said:
The problem will be if the use their competitive advantage to take business from commercial firms.
you have to assume they won't but with their stake, it may start to stir up a bit of activity in the money lending market and kickstart everything off again. if they set president for sensible lending criteria (and now they are in a perfect position to take control of the whole boom / bust cycle) it will encourage the private sector to follow suit... i think it's a great thing, and i'm saying that despite my propensity to goosestep down marlow high street.rich1231 said:
Plotloss said:
rich1231 said:
Im in council property now.. the fing shame
When are you having the stone cladding done?emicen said:
rich1231 said:
Plotloss said:
rich1231 said:
Im in council property now.. the fing shame
When are you having the stone cladding done?Also have hired 5 chav children to hang outside all hours
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