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    NZX 50 inching close to that magical 7000 mark again...BREXIT? what BREXIT??

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    [QUOTE=skid;626309]
    Quote Originally Posted by Lewylewylewy View Post
    Well, that's the end of the brexit vote panic. Hopefully everyone enjoyed their black Friday bargain shopping.


    Do you mind if I save that quote for later?

    Meanwhile ..for those of you going to the UK---the pound is sinking farther..
    Absolutely, feel free to use it later

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    Has any one else noticed that the safe heaven(us bonds-$us-Gold )are in high demand? There are also apparently 11 trillion worth of other countries bonds getting negative interest rates.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skid View Post
    Has any one else noticed that the safe heaven(us bonds-$us-Gold )are in high demand? There are also apparently 11 trillion worth of other countries bonds getting negative interest rates.
    In my dreams NZX is also seen as a 'safe haven'.!!

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    After the Brexit excitement...and now the nervous unsure-of-it lull

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    US the only economy looking at upward pressure on interest rates?

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    One fund manager in NZ commenting that the rebound post-brexit shows quant strategies are continuing to dominate in the era of free money

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    Pound slides to a new low
    Bank of England says Brexit problems starting to crystalise
    More property funds halt redemptions
    Bank property and supermarket shares slump

    Its not over, just the beginning. Meanwhile the stupid people of Sunderland are apparently now shocked to discover they are about to lose Hundreds of millions in Eu funding.

    Nz exports to the Uk Are sure to suffer. Wine and food etc will go into the too pricey bracket for British consumers, at least once the supermarkets price war peters out.

    To add to Europes worries Italy could be about to go under.

    The dominoes are lining up
    Last edited by ratkin; 07-07-2016 at 05:08 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ratkin View Post
    Pound slides to a new low
    Bank of England says Brexit problems starting to crystalise
    More property funds halt redemptions
    Bank property and supermarket shares slump

    Its not over, just the beginning. Meanwhile the stupid people of Sunderland are apparently now shocked to discover they are about to lose Hundreds of millions in Eu funding.

    Nz exports to the Uk Are sure to suffer. Wine and food etc will go into the too pricey bracket for British consumers, at least once the supermarkets price war peters out.

    To add to Europes worries Italy could be about to go under.

    The dominoes are lining up
    And share markets (and properties) will soar as Central Banks and governments flood their economies with 'helicopter' money as long as inflation remains under wraps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balance View Post
    And share markets (and properties) will soar as Central Banks and governments flood their economies with 'helicopter' money as long as inflation remains under wraps.
    Yes and on that note we just broke the 7000 mark as I type....

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