@brendangilesCA@AvidCommentator Equally important would be the size of the loans that are rolling off, esp compared to disposable income, as well as dynamic LVR of those loans
@ThrillhouseCap If you think about it...the 8m odd shares they recently borrowed likely haven't been short sold yet, b/c that would put them back under 5% ownership and they'd have to lodge a Ceasing to be Sub Holder notice. IMO IBs & custodians going in/out of SSH is mountain/mole hill HC stuff
@scottyj717 @gumboots10 Actually they sign plenty of them. Its a no risk option for TSLA. Corner any potential supply before anyone else. "IF you are able to produce anything AND it meets all of our specifications THEN we may buy XYZ from you. If not we've lost absolutely nothing"
So while you're at it will you freeze the int rate on the mortgage of the investor who owns the propadee? As well as freeze any rates/bills increases on the investment propadee? Along with a freeze on the labour and materials cost of any repairs needed on the propadee? Delusional
We need a rent freeze now.
Renters are struggling to meet soaring costs of living. Many are in insecure work. Thereβs an inequality crisis.
We've frozen rents before & we should do it again now.
@ThrillhouseCap The psychology is a bit diff flipped though. In your chart, HV high base, lots of holders selling. If it breaks higher do they become emotional/forced/mandated/margin called/SL'd rebuyers the same way existing holders become E/F/M/M/S sellers if it breaks lower from a low base?