fatmanknows
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Well, that money is tied up in the fund for something like ten years. The 20% gains are only on paper as yet. And there is an anti-speculative tax in Germany that punishes owners who try to sell within ten years or so.
I'd be taking that 20% with a large pinch of salt. Wishful current valuations place upon their portfolio by themselves I imagine. All Good PR when you wont have to verify anything.Personally had a look (and passed on) at some of the stuff they bought whilst I was over there.
Didn't know you were in the market for multi-million dollar shopping centres. ?
Which Paper? I can't see mention of an ECB + .6% tracker on the NIB website.. . From what little I read in the paper the details are -
rate - .6% above ECB . .
A woman is paying two mortgages after refusing to move house while she searches for her missing pet cat.
Assuming you were'nt being sarcastic, Multimillion Dollar S/C's No , But Retailing Warehousing (in particular) and Residential Blocks, Yes. Private syndicate.
If U.S. economic growth slows in the next few months the effects will be felt globally. If the slowdown turns into a recession early in 2007, as some forecasters expect, the blow to several countries may be much greater.
Canada and Mexico, with exports to the U.S. equaling more than 20 percent of their respective gross domestic products, would be the hardest hit.
No no mention of little ole Ireland.
Anyone know what percentage of our exports are to the US?
Anyone know what percentage of our exports are to the US?
Interesting statistics. We're more dependant on the US than Israel even!
Interesting article on Bloomberg toady
US Slump may Chill Asia's Hot Exporters
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