r1200gs
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Post by r1200gs on Jan 26, 2017 13:43:01 GMT
Lots of housewives and others with "pin money" and no real idea of the risks piling in now of course, makes it difficult for us early adopters to maintain our much accustomed 12%! today we have a new 12% loan tranche going live on the rather questionable Norfolk Project, Formerly part of that small hotel chain which specialised in shall we say the lower end of the market. 12% is available but don't get excited on your pre funding because I have already done some calculations and there will only be a £90 allocation for each investor.. today is a day when all the action worth having is taking place over the road on MT. I will be standing by on the dot as always. I am having no further dealings with FS but I am now progressing with ABL rate because I have to say that saving streams days of good Returns are history and as the existing 12% loans expire the replacement fodder will only suit your casual Building Society saver who wants a bit more interest. May I ask why you are having no further dealing with FS?
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twoheads
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Post by twoheads on Jan 26, 2017 15:00:08 GMT
...I have already done some calculations and there will only be a £90 allocation for each investor. Your £90 allocation guess seems to be based on about 2200 investors (assuming very few ask for less than £90, which is not unreasonable). How do you arrive at this number of investors or do you do some completely different calculation?
Do you have some way of accurately predicting the number of investors in a loan?
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twoheads
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Post by twoheads on Jan 26, 2017 17:06:43 GMT
...I have already done some calculations and there will only be a £90 allocation for each investor. Your £90 allocation guess seems to be based on about 2200 investors (assuming very few ask for less than £90, which is not unreasonable). How do you arrive at this number of investors or do you do some completely different calculation?
Do you have some way of accurately predicting the number of investors in a loan?
Have to hand it to you GeorgeT, However you calculated it, you were pretty well spot on.
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Post by supernumerary on Feb 3, 2017 9:24:06 GMT
The Pipeline loans section is looking rather threadbare at the moment.  After an upbeat 2016 Annual Review, with the expectation of positive outcomes for Saving Stream going forward into 2017, hopefully, for February 2017, Saving Stream have got some big loans lined up @ 12%, with 365 days life in them.  |
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Post by dan83 on Feb 3, 2017 9:32:21 GMT
Looks like the rate drop has done a world of good for the loan books.
There is a rather sizeable loan coming up later today on MT, with a bid limit of £1,250 in the 1st 24hrs, then another £1,250 in the 2nd 24 hours, then the rest goes on open sale. Only down side is, it's 11%.
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