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Doom. FTSE down 3% and dropping
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Originally posted by GreenLabel View PostI heard some tool yesterday (I forget where) snorking on about how the Earth's crust had been destabilised because we keep pulling all of the oil out from underneath it.
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Gutted, after always leaving my ISA and SIPP investments till the last minute, I got in a bit early this year and used the allowances up. Itching to get buying, probably HSBC Japan tracker, can stretch SIPP to another couple of k but that will be it.
You can buy virtually any fund/share/index at the moment and should be laughing in 12 months time.Comment
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostBit annoying. I took out an investment fund last year for £60k which will pay out 8.5% if the FTSE is higher on the 30th March then when I took it out last year. If it goes below 5450 it won't pay out and my money is locked for another 12 months.
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I think you will be fine unless something else kicks in. Fundamentals haven't changed in 3 days, market is reacting to the news and uncertainty but will stabilise in a week or so.Comment
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostDid anyone take a punt on these?
RRL +4.23%
XEL +3.3%
And rising
Renewable energy and japanense construction companies where the only two sectors expected to go up yesterday.
It does beg a question around renewables.
I was in a shopping centre at the w/e and saw a bloke trying to get people to sign for solar panels. As it happens I'm interested, but only if I can work out the return.
Fella can't even answer the question about how much it costs. Really annoyed me. 'Give me an example of cost/return for an 'average house'.
'All houses are different','We must do a survey','You could be a show house and get a discount','The government pays 4.3p per xxxx?
I think there is a great opportunity in a renewables business. But if they cannot even give you an example of ROI then it's a waste.
I walked off.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostBandwagon.
Renewable energy and japanense construction companies where the only two sectors expected to go up yesterday.
It does beg a question around renewables.
I was in a shopping centre at the w/e and saw a bloke trying to get people to sign for solar panels. As it happens I'm interested, but only if I can work out the return.
Fella can't even answer the question about how much it costs. Really annoyed me. 'Give me an example of cost/return for an 'average house'.
'All houses are different','We must do a survey','You could be a show house and get a discount','The government pays 4.3p per xxxx?
I think there is a great opportunity in a renewables business. But if they cannot even give you an example of ROI then it's a waste.
I walked off.Comment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostIf only there were a better research tool than a guy in a shopping centre.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Will solar panels pay for themselves? - MoneyWeek
To make it worthwhile, I believe the survey checks the following.
You have at least 10m2 of available roof space.
Your roof faces almost exactly due south.
The roof is angled ideally at 45 deg.
There are NO trees shading the roof at all.
Unless you can tick all those boxes, the payback time stretches to about infinity.Comment
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