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En cuanto a lo que le has contestado a abiertopordemolición, yo creo que el ladrillariado español, más que aguantar la respiración, pretende un patético chantaje con el argumento infantil: "pues ahora voy, y no respiro", pero por mucho que se pongan, no tienen la capacidad de imponer nada, pues las matemáticas, la demografía y si me apuran, la termodinámica, acaban siendo inapelables.
Por cierto he ido a tomar un café al centro de barcelona y ya nos podemos ir preparando para un año récord de turismo, impresionante. salut,
Se nos amontonan las burbujas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86GPFpfIPuAhttps://twitter.com/FinanceLancelot/status/1654800133865832450
Y digo yo, si las autoridades quieren realmente cargarse la aberración inmobiliaria, igual que se sacan conejos de la chistera cuando quieren, como por ejemplo todos esos programas de compras "de lo que sea" con nombres extraños debido a la pandemia o QEs variadas desde 2009, ¿por qué no se inventan algo ahora?. Política monetaria. Por ejemplo, tipos de interés para todo lo que tenga que ver con el ladrillo al 20%, excepto para la vivienda e infraestructuras básicas necesarias. Tipos de interés para esas infraestructuras necesarias, fomentar la creación de empresas y ayudar al sistema productivo, al 1%.Recomendaciones de las autoridades en política fiscal.Impuestos a la primera vivienda muy bajos, a partir de la segunda vivienda se empiezan a subir de forma considerable. Impuestos a las rentas de alquiler, a partir de una cantidad X el 90%, siendo esa cantidad una tercera parte del salario mediano de la región en cuestión. Impuestos para el tejido productivo los más bajo que se pueda. Que el país X no quiere seguir las recomendaciones, cero compra de deuda de ese país y venta de todo lo que se tenga. Quien siga esas recomendaciones, compra de la deuda de ese país por parte del banco central y ayudas varias.
Por cierto, no infla burbujas quien quiere, sino quien puede. Y lo de evitar que se desinflen, pues lo mismo, pero peor.
Cita de: Negrule en Mayo 06, 2023, 18:22:52 pmPor cierto he ido a tomar un café al centro de barcelona y ya nos podemos ir preparando para un año récord de turismo, impresionante. salut,Veremos las cifras al final de la campaña... pero yo estoy viendo más bien la paradoja del restaurante. No nos fijemos en cuánta gente hay, porque puede haber mucha y gastar poco. Fijémonos en la facturación. Ahí voy a ser Santo Tomás, creeré cuando lo vea.
JP Morgan predicts short-seller ban after US bank turmoilPressure is mounting on US regulators to take action to shore up confidence in America’s regional banks, after a rollercoaster ride for share prices last week.Analysts at JP Morgan, the giant that last week bought First Republic Bank out of government receivership, predicted that Washington would be compelled to take further steps such as an emergency halt to short-selling — a way to bet that a share price will fall — of bank stocks. They also suggested the government could expand deposit insurance to prevent bank runs, or even look to restrict “the type of information that can be spread on social media”.“Enough pressure is building that with every passing day, it gets more likely that some form of relief will be provided
Cita de: senslev en Mayo 06, 2023, 16:36:24 pmY digo yo, si las autoridades quieren realmente cargarse la aberración inmobiliaria, igual que se sacan conejos de la chistera cuando quieren, como por ejemplo todos esos programas de compras "de lo que sea" con nombres extraños debido a la pandemia o QEs variadas desde 2009, ¿por qué no se inventan algo ahora?. Política monetaria. Por ejemplo, tipos de interés para todo lo que tenga que ver con el ladrillo al 20%, excepto para la vivienda e infraestructuras básicas necesarias. Tipos de interés para esas infraestructuras necesarias, fomentar la creación de empresas y ayudar al sistema productivo, al 1%.Recomendaciones de las autoridades en política fiscal.Impuestos a la primera vivienda muy bajos, a partir de la segunda vivienda se empiezan a subir de forma considerable. Impuestos a las rentas de alquiler, a partir de una cantidad X el 90%, siendo esa cantidad una tercera parte del salario mediano de la región en cuestión. Impuestos para el tejido productivo los más bajo que se pueda. Que el país X no quiere seguir las recomendaciones, cero compra de deuda de ese país y venta de todo lo que se tenga. Quien siga esas recomendaciones, compra de la deuda de ese país por parte del banco central y ayudas varias.No basta con querer, deben asegurarse de que la población lo va a aceptar. Y eso supone que muchos rentistas descubran que se van a empobrecer y que muchos aspirantes a rentistan deberán cambiar de plan. Es una operación tan psicológica como material.Es como la ley de vivienda del PSOE, ¿por qué la sacan ahora y no lo hicieron al principio de la legislatura? Porque entonces iba en contra de mercado -ascendente- del alquiler. Ahora está a favor de las expectativas incluso de los caseros, que saben que no se puede subir más.Hay que releer El Príncipe, por ejemplo el capítulo XXV... https://www.cervantesvirtual.com/obra-visor/el-principe--1/html/0005364a-82b2-11df-acc7-002185ce6064_91.html#I_31_
The Biggest Picture: 0% to 5% in 15 months (Chart 2); Fed hiking cycles always ‘break’ something...this time US regional banking system (Chart 3); credit event normally means panic Fed ease, but inflation too high, unemployment too low, so ”sell the last rate hike.”Tale of the Tape: US debt ceiling $31.4tn equivalent to GDP of Japan, Germany, India, UK, France, Italy, Canada, Brazil, Russia, Australia, Korea & Mexico; new 2020s fiscal excess inflationary & leads to default, debasement, de-rating of US assets.
China’s Belt and Road to Enter Afghanistan in Taliban’s Victory*China, Pakistan seek unfreezing of Afghanistan’s funds abroad*Top Chinese, Pakistani, Afghan diplomats meet in IslamabadThe Taliban agreed with China and Pakistan to extend the Belt and Road Initiative to Afghanistan, potentially drawing in billions of dollars to fund infrastructure projects in the sanctions-hit country.Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang and his Pakistani counterpart Bilawal Bhutto Zardari met in Islamabad on Saturday and pledged to work together on Afghanistan’s reconstruction process including taking the $60 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor to the Taliban-ruled nation.“The two sides agreed to continue their humanitarian and economic assistance for the Afghan people and enhance development cooperation in Afghanistan, including through extension of CPEC to Afghanistan,” according to a joint statement issued by Pakistan’s foreign ministry following the meeting.Chinese and Pakistani officials have previously discussed extending the project to Afghanistan built under President Xi Jinping’s flagship Belt and Road initiative that started almost a decade ago. The cash-strapped Taliban government has expressed readiness to participate in the project and the prospect of getting much needed infrastructure investment.The Taliban’s top diplomat, Amir Khan Muttaqi, traveled to Islamabad to meet his Chinese and Pakistani counterparts and reached an agreement, his deputy spokesman Hafiz Zia Ahmad said by phone.The Taliban have also harbored hopes for China to boost investments in the country’s rich resources, estimated to be $1 trillion. The government inked its first contract in January with a subsidiary of China National Petroleum Corporation to extract oil from the northern Amu Darya basin.The Chinese and Pakistani ministers also stressed on the need to unfreeze Afghanistan’s overseas financial assets. The Taliban has been blocked from accessing about $9 billion of Afghanistan’s central bank reserves held overseas on concerns the funds will be used for terror activities. Frozen AssetsWashington later agreed to release half of it to bolster the economy but put it on hold after the Taliban imposed certain school and work restrictions on Afghan women last year. The militants-turned-administrators see investments as a way to fix a cash-strapped economy after international aid, accounting for 60% of public spending, was halted following the chaotic withdrawal of US troops in 2021. China, Russia, and Iran are among a handful of countries that maintain warm ties with the Taliban. They have provided aid in the tens of millions of dollars to the Taliban, but have stopped short of formally recognizing the government. The US remains the single largest donor to the humanitarian response by global agencies, having provided more than $2.1 billion since the Taliban retook power, according to a report. A UN agency said last week it requires $4.6 billion this year to help more than two-thirds of the country’s 40 million population who’re living in extreme poverty. A 2022 Gallup poll showed that nine in ten Afghans find it “difficult” or “very difficult” to survive on their present income.Chinese businesses have been wary of investing in Afghanistan due to attacks by the Islamic State group, which is competing with the Taliban for influence. In December, the militant group took credit for an attack at a Kabul hotel popular with Chinese diplomats and businessmen.There’s also the presence of the East Turkistan Islamic Movement, a Xinjiang-based separatist group, that’s kept Beijing rather cautious about expanding its influence. Muttaqi’s second visit to Pakistan comes days after the United Nations stressed the need to engage with the Taliban rulers as Afghanistan is facing the “largest” humanitarian crisis in the world.
The Regional Bank Selloff VisualizedA look at the health of six regional lendersSome investors are still worried about the health of regional banks as another week of turbulence sent shares of many of the companies tumbling before a rally Friday. In a week that included another interest-rate hike by the Federal Reserve and a rescue of First Republic by JPMorgan Chase, the KBW Regional Banking Index, which tracks regional banks in the U.S., was down 28% this year, through Friday.This comes after two months of turbulence in the banking industry that was triggered by the collapse of regional lenders Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. Some banks have suffered more than others. PacWest Bancorp PACW 81.70%increase; green up pointing triangle has seen its market capitalization decline by 75% this year. Metropolitan Bank Holding’s MCB 16.21%increase; green up pointing triangle market cap shrank by 60% since the beginning of the year, while Western Alliance Bancorp WAL 49.23%increase; green up pointing triangle and First Horizon’s value waned by 53% and 55%, respectively.Each bank experienced a reduction in deposits during the first quarter. As the Fed continued raising interest rates this year, many customers moved their money out of checking accounts and into products such as money-market funds and Treasurys, which are paying greater yields. Short interest in regional-bank stocks has picked up since Silicon Valley Bank failed in mid-March. As of Wednesday, more than 18% of PacWest’s shares were sold short, according to data from S3 Partners. Short sellers, often active institutional investors, sell shares that they have borrowed in hopes that they can buy them back at a lower price.
MAO OMA OMA.—El capitalismo ha fracasado:• ni dinero• ni vivienda.Y el Estado está indefenso ante el victimismo exculpatorio.Es idiota defenderlo cuando el bienpensar se une al malpensar contra él.Solo hay dos sistemas de sustitución: Mao o Mahoma.Elijan.Yo ya lo he hecho. Sobre todo desde que en Mierdrid ha surgido una tercera 'banda latina' (sic), pero de 'marroquíes' (sic) españoles —nacidos en España, pero hijos y nietos de marroquíes originarios—.«Ni hao bu hao» (Estás bien, ¿o no?)Ya no sé qué es mas importante, que el sistemita capitalista cambie de modelo o que «la propiedad privada es lo contrario del capitalismo» ('Discurso sobre la naturaleza del capitalismo'):Franco protegido por su guardia mahometana, pasando por delante del banco central, con todo muy ordenadito.