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Post by brokenbiscuits on Sept 4, 2016 19:09:41 GMT
Are many of the negatives liquid? Everything is selling apart from 81 and 20. In seconds or,at worst, minutes from my experience. You may have to wait a little longer for the farmland, but it's all selling with ease otherwise. Recent updates are obviously leading the decision making amongst the masses. "In default" and "potential issue" seem to be the only words that make people tread more fearfully. We who read these forums are aware the recent updates are not always that recent and not always accurate. I wonder how many invest and don't know about these boards? I wonder how much is being snapped up by commercial investors and the newish bondmason to cope with their recent influx of custom? It seems bondmason are now seen as the new ratesetter (safe and predictable) with better rates among a number of forumites. A few asset backed sites are looking a bit light. It Can't all be bondmason?
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Post by fp on Sept 4, 2016 19:15:13 GMT
Are many of the negatives liquid? Everything is selling apart from 81 and 20. In seconds or,at worst, minutes from my experience. You may have to wait a little longer for the farmland, but it's all selling with ease otherwise. Recent updates are obviously leading the decision making amongst the masses. "In default" and "potential issue" seem to be the only words that make people tread more fearfully. We who read these forums are aware the recent updates are not always that recent and not always accurate.I wonder how many invest and don't know about these boards? I wonder how much is being snapped up by commercial investors and the newish bondmason to cope with their recent influx of custom? It seems bondmason are now seen as the new ratesetter (safe and predictable) with better rates among a number of forumites. A few asset backed sites are looking a bit light. It Can't all be bondmason? I do wonder if this type of behaviour could be detrimental where the FCA are concerned?
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Post by dualinvestor on Sept 4, 2016 19:15:56 GMT
Everything, with the exception of the defaulted loan, appears to be liquid. There is much talk here of problems on individual loans and "problems" with borrowers but that does not appear to be shared by the general body of lenders. I would imagine it is only a minority of lenders that are aware of this forum, fewer that read it and even fewer who take any heed of it. The others are either, relying on their own conscience decision, whether that is based on "gut feeling" or due diligence, and a group who are motivated by the headline return, with many shades inbetween. Watch out when having " gut feeling". One might need to take some medicine.  When you are as old as me you can't eventrust a f***
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Post by martin44 on Sept 4, 2016 19:17:54 GMT
Are many of the negatives liquid? Everything is selling apart from 81 and 20. In seconds or,at worst, minutes from my experience. You may have to wait a little longer for the farmland, but it's all selling with ease otherwise. Recent updates are obviously leading the decision making amongst the masses. "In default" and "potential issue" seem to be the only words that make people tread more fearfully. We who read these forums are aware the recent updates are not always that recent and not always accurate. I wonder how many invest and don't know about these boards? I wonder how much is being snapped up by commercial investors and the newish bondmason to cope with their recent influx of custom? It seems bondmason are now seen as the new ratesetter (safe and predictable) with better rates among a number of forumites. A few asset backed sites are looking a bit light. It Can't all be bondmason? I would suspect bondmason will not be touching pbl's 81 or 20 , and i would agree that not many investors will read these forums, we are the lucky few. 
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Post by fp on Sept 4, 2016 19:24:44 GMT
Are many of the negatives liquid? Everything is selling apart from 81 and 20. In seconds or,at worst, minutes from my experience. You may have to wait a little longer for the farmland, but it's all selling with ease otherwise. Recent updates are obviously leading the decision making amongst the masses. "In default" and "potential issue" seem to be the only words that make people tread more fearfully. We who read these forums are aware the recent updates are not always that recent and not always accurate. I wonder how many invest and don't know about these boards? I wonder how much is being snapped up by commercial investors and the newish bondmason to cope with their recent influx of custom? It seems bondmason are now seen as the new ratesetter (safe and predictable) with better rates among a number of forumites. A few asset backed sites are looking a bit light. It Can't all be bondmason? If Bondmason are true to their word, I doubt they would go anywhere near any risky loans like the ones currently being discussed
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Post by ablender on Sept 4, 2016 19:29:31 GMT
Watch out when having " gut feeling". One might need to take some medicine. When you are as old as me you can't eventrust a f*** I do not think you need to be old for that.
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Post by hantsowl on Sept 5, 2016 10:38:43 GMT
PBL026 and PBL036 have paid back today.
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Post by ramblin rose on Sept 5, 2016 17:23:38 GMT
Are many of the negatives liquid? Everything is selling apart from 81 and 20. In seconds or,at worst, minutes from my experience. You may have to wait a little longer for the farmland, but it's all selling with ease otherwise. Recent updates are obviously leading the decision making amongst the masses. "In default" and "potential issue" seem to be the only words that make people tread more fearfully. We who read these forums are aware the recent updates are not always that recent and not always accurate. I wonder how many invest and don't know about these boards? I wonder how much is being snapped up by commercial investors and the newish bondmason to cope with their recent influx of custom? It seems bondmason are now seen as the new ratesetter (safe and predictable) with better rates among a number of forumites. A few asset backed sites are looking a bit light. It Can't all be bondmason? I wouldn't know about 20, but 81 is actually selling reasonably well. It may not look like it because new amounts are continually being added to the queue. I put up a small amount of it at 11:14 this morning to track it's progress over the next few days, and it's place in the queue has already gone from £129.3K down to £120.6K in just those 7 hours.
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