alender
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Post by alender on Mar 22, 2021 22:38:17 GMT
The Exit Account seems to have been forced upon AC by the “die in ditch before AC invest another penny of their money in new loans “ brigade. So to avoid complaints and threats of litigation that brigade can have their segregated run off Exit Account (EA) and the non complainers can take their chances with a return to new lending AAs. The EA can’t have a SM as that is not a product that can be sensibly offered. AC might sell off all tradeable loan parts from within the EA portfolio and return the cash to EA lenders along with any surplus cash in that bit of the portfolio. The rump of 10-20% of not trading will then be in run off for years. If you mean by
“die in ditch before AC invest another penny of their money in new loans “ brigade
are the lenders who wish AC to stick to T&Cs when they invested and also by investing in an Access Account expect AC to maintain as much ACCESS as possible you are correct.
The problem is as you stated "AC might" ... AC should have set out all the rules before coming up with an email that is lacking any useful information.
This is what AC do best, turn one set of investors against the other arguing what should happen and throwing statements around like the one made above about people who you disagree with. This is a divide and conquer policy of AC, just look at the Pro Rata, SM and now this.
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ashtondav
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Post by ashtondav on Mar 23, 2021 9:01:01 GMT
As I’ve made clear the crowd is not my friend. The crowd is just one more risk in the multitude of risks that come with P2P before you get to credit risk. My empathy with unhappy AAers evaporated when discounts narrowed to 0.1%. Anyone who is unhappy with AAs and isn’t exiting at 0.1% is IMO just bat-sh!t-crazy and it’s probably the scariest thing about P2P for me right now. I can have a half baked stab at understanding and trying to mitigate some of the other risks that come with P2P but when it comes to bat-sh!t-crazy irrationality of being litigious about a return to alchemy rather than exiting at 0.1% I’m stumped. Because they are bat crazy. What would I rather do, moan on here all day long, waiting for months or sell at £10 per £10,000 and be off buying equities or bitcoin in a day? Why stay and moan, of course
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