Bailout Abuse – distortions occur within 24 hours of Finance Bill It is no secret that your author is anti-intervention, we speak at times about market distortions caused by government intervention. Th... Continue reading
The road less travelled and life in the new world I wrote Monday night/Tuesday morning about buying distressed stocks. So yesterday morning I bought Anglo Irish at €2.94 and today they ... Continue reading
Where is my bailout? The average investor has seen their portfolio decrease in value by about 20%, the average property owner is not far off that either. Th... Continue reading
Resisting that which is easy: Why economic health must outweigh lobbyists for first time buyers in the budget There is something awful that might be about to happen, namely the current Government are considering a special type of loan for first ... Continue reading
No to Government Bail Outs WHAT: Peaceful demonstration to protest against Government bail outs of property developers. WHERE: Outside the Dail at the junction of... Continue reading
So with lower house prices you make big savings right?….erm…kind of… There has been much talk in the papers from many respected sources giving people the message that ‘now that prices have dropped its a g... Continue reading
A different idea for bailing out the property sector. There is a bailout coming, we saw the makings of it for a long time, first there was the talk of the central bank about the underlying ... Continue reading
Tom Parlon, preaching to the subverted. I don’t often take swipes in this blog but today there is a difference, somebody or some one (preferably a qualified psychiatric profes... Continue reading
Banks acting like the Central Bank… too little too late Something that astounds me in the midst of the credit crunch is the changing attitude of lenders. We are seeing reductions in what they... Continue reading
The demise of 100% Mortgages Mortgages in Ireland continue to evolve, with 100% mortgages in Ireland now a thing of the past. We saw the 100% mortgage products die ... Continue reading