elliotn
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Post by elliotn on May 18, 2017 0:51:08 GMT
Someone had to fund Pauls time off. Yes he is probably relaxing on Bournemouth beach this week. I hope he remembered to pack his umbrella. When in Rome......
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SteveT
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Post by SteveT on May 23, 2017 5:58:33 GMT
ugh .. really frustrated with the SM. Is there an alternative out there for 12%? Well, today's the perfect day to build up a large position in MoneyThing. The launch of a large new loan this afternoon (£2.5m, 12 months, paying 13%) means there's good SM availability across much of MT's loan book this morning as existing lenders look to diversify their existing holdings. Feast away.
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elliotn
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Post by elliotn on May 23, 2017 9:48:43 GMT
MT looking a bit like Ly's monstrous offspring at the mo. How will we afford the new loan if no-one's buying, cool 50k on Col's monster loan too
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Post by ganymede on May 23, 2017 10:59:33 GMT
MT looking a bit like Ly's monstrous offspring at the mo. How will we afford the new loan if no-one's buying, cool 50k on Col's monster loan too Simple you get the funds from somewhere else in my case a harsh cutting down on Lendy loans. Swapping Lendy loans for those at MT. No trouble in selling my Lendy loans apart from DFL012 even that had all gone early this morning after put the loans on the SM after midnight. Does mean excluding myself from taking part in Lendy's pipeline offerings for sometime.
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mrflush
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Post by mrflush on May 23, 2017 12:10:57 GMT
MT looking a bit like Ly's monstrous offspring at the mo. How will we afford the new loan if no-one's buying, cool 50k on Col's monster loan too Simple you get the funds from somewhere else in my case a harsh cutting down on Lendy loans. Swapping Lendy loans for those at MT. No trouble in selling my Lendy loans apart from DFL012 even that had all gone early this morning after put the loans on the SM after midnight. Does mean excluding myself from taking part in Lendy's pipeline offerings for sometime. You poor thing, all those opportunities you'll miss.
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elliotn
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Post by elliotn on May 23, 2017 15:00:02 GMT
MT looking a bit like Ly's monstrous offspring at the mo. How will we afford the new loan if no-one's buying, cool 50k on Col's monster loan too Simple you get the funds from somewhere else in my case a harsh cutting down on Lendy loans. Swapping Lendy loans for those at MT. No trouble in selling my Lendy loans apart from DFL012 even that had all gone early this morning after put the loans on the SM after midnight. Does mean excluding myself from taking part in Lendy's pipeline offerings for sometime. Very true. My withdrawals from FS, Col, Abl, SS duly processed.
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Post by izigor on May 25, 2017 7:53:24 GMT
ugh .. really frustrated with the SM. Is there an alternative out there for 12%? Well, today's the perfect day to build up a large position in MoneyThing. The launch of a large new loan this afternoon (£2.5m, 12 months, paying 13%) means there's good SM availability across much of MT's loan book this morning as existing lenders look to diversify their existing holdings. Feast away. Excellent, will direct some funds towards MT. However, need to get some loans sold on the SM first .. ugh, you have >140k of PBL168 currently on SM, which has 40% LTV and 312 days left. Who's going to buy my puny loan if beasts like this are on the SM ...
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Post by lendinglawyer on May 25, 2017 7:56:46 GMT
izigor Strongly suspect you're too late for the switching to MT party. I think the COL CB offering is supposed to drawdown today repaying a hefty chunk on to MT. This and the CB itself will then be looking for a new home, almost inevitably clearing out MT SM. Where it goes after that who knows. But the current availability on Lendy is likely to be attractive!
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Post by copacetic on May 25, 2017 10:15:06 GMT
I count £390k of 200+ day 12% loans on the secondary market at the moment. While I suspect it won't last too long, it should be a bit of a wakeup call to those whose investing strategy is solely based on the term and rate of the loan without doing due diligence and being happy to stay in until it finishes. My concern with this strategy is that it encourages Lendy to make risky loans available because people are investing indiscriminately with the belief the can pass it off to someone else on the SM. At some point in the future when enough loans turn sour there reaches a tipping point and everyone tries to get out at once and the SM isn't just slow but rather grinds to a halt as little new money comes onto the platform.
Personally I have invested in only 1 of the last 6 of the 12% rate loans available on Lendy. I tend not to invest in the lower rate loans on here because I have so far been able to reach my p2p limit by investing at higher rates spread across platforms.
I for one would be happier for Lendy to produce a smaller loan flow if only good quality loans (low LTV with realistic valuations) were available to avoid a potential run on the platform. Unfortunately they have little incentive to do this in the short term since they make a profit on any loan that they can fill and it's the investors that take the potential losses. I think they have realised that an illiquid secondary market dents investor confidence because they've recently started sending out repayment emails to everyone even if you aren't in the loan. Hopefully they can improve the quality of the their pipeline and keep an eye on the long term future of the business.
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SteveT
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Post by SteveT on May 25, 2017 10:35:36 GMT
Worry not. Come August, the cupboard will be bare as usual
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elliotn
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Post by elliotn on May 25, 2017 11:49:10 GMT
Am I alone in feeling quite nostalgic for the odd day of "all loans are fully funded"? I only joined last August so if those of you who are old hands here predict a late summer famine, I hope that your predictions are right. I lost an infuriating month and a half of my life at the same time. But by God I miss it now!
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MarkT
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Post by MarkT on May 25, 2017 11:51:54 GMT
Am I alone in feeling quite nostalgic for the odd day of "all loans are fully funded"? I only joined last August so if those of you who are old hands here predict a late summer famine, I hope that your predictions are right. I lost an infuriating month and a half of my life at the same time. But by God I miss it now! Me too!
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Post by GeorgeT on May 25, 2017 11:55:17 GMT
izigor Strongly suspect you're too late for the switching to MT party. I think the COL CB offering is supposed to drawdown today repaying a hefty chunk on to MT. This and the CB itself will then be looking for a new home, almost inevitably clearing out MT SM. Where it goes after that who knows. But the current availability on Lendy is likely to be attractive! I agree. There has been a bit of a funds merry go round this week. Normality will start to resume on Friday/Saturday with the MT repayment which (as things stand) will not be able to be fully homed on MT. There will, in my opinion, be overspill onto the LY SM. This will reduce the availability pending next week's interest run which always eats away at the SM. Panic not. There is nothing to be concerned about unless you are holding duff loans.
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Post by Liz on May 25, 2017 15:18:55 GMT
Looks like many of the high-class loans are if fact low-class low-quality. SS the PoF of the P2P world
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Post by mosaic on May 25, 2017 15:20:35 GMT
PoF
Plenty of Fish?
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