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Oct 29, 2024
Christina Brady was back with a look at the Markets, Inflation, Oil, Emmanuel Macron's warning about the EU and while the Fed in the US is in "No hurry to cut rates", a possible interest rate cut in the UK caused a drop in Sterling against the Euro and Dollar. She and Kal also touched on the Spanish Golden Visa...which hasn't gone away just yet, and the odds of winning on the British premium bonds. Hear Christina Brady from @blacktowerfinancialmanagem7049 every other Thursday with with Kal at 16:00 CET For any enquiries contact info@blacktowerfm FAO Christina or get in touch through the website: www.blacktowerfm.com Be sure to Like and Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more insights from BayRadio Spain, and follow us on Social Media: Website: http://www.bayradio.fm/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BayRadioInSpain Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bayradiospain/
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it's our bi-weekly catch up with
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Christina Brady from Blacktown financial
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management afternoon Christina good
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afternoon uh the bank of England
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Governor has been upsetting things by
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saying that uh they could become a bit
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more aggressive in cutting interest
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rates if inflation continues to call yes
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so it's gone down from over 120 that we
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saw on the 1st of October to about 118 I
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think it is the moment
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11886 uh so if you get paid in Sterling
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or you've sold a house in the UK okay
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and you're bringing it over um that's
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not good cuz obviously 120 is a lot
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better however there is a light at the
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end of the tunnel no matter what the
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bank of England uh Governor says uh the
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EU headline inflation is 1.8% they're
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saying which is below the 2 Target for
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the first time in three years and that
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also means that the ECB could
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aggressively cut rates which means that
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the Euro would get weaker against earing
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so we could see 120 or above again which
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is um nothing to do with what's going on
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in the
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UK to what the EU are doing with rates I
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was going to say because it's a little
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bit weird isn't it given that all we've
1:09
been hearing about is the big debt that
1:11
France has and how badly Germany's doing
1:13
the two biggest economies struggling um
1:16
and and yet it doesn't seem to be having
1:18
a massive effect as such you know macron
1:21
has come out today and he said the EU
1:23
could die he's issued D warnings about
1:26
the BL the EU blocks economy he's saying
1:29
it's over regulated and underinvested
1:33
and I have to agree with him there uh
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you know in my job the regulations that
1:38
the EU are bringing in are meaning that
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I would say 75% of my time now is spent
1:45
doing paperwork it's meant to be a
1:46
paperless Society but how many forms
1:49
when clients come to do business has
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gone from one form to about 10 forms and
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an application form which was made be
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five pages is now 25 Pages um and it's
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become absolutely ridiculous it's a
2:02
burden it's me you can't work
2:04
efficiently and even dragy issued a
2:06
warning that said the EU cannot compete
2:09
with uh us and China which is true you
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know us is looking to deregulate China
2:16
what regulations do they have uh the EU
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I think is just like it loves paperwork
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it loves giving people jobs to do even
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if there are no jobs well the bigger a
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be get I suppose the more paperwork
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there is Mario dragi you mentioned there
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who was pretty much the savior of the EU
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whilst he was working with them has now
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produced this report and um it's not
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gone down well in all quarters and of
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course macron's got something to um uh
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to to chew on there because he's got to
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work out uh his own situation at home
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he's been struggling he's he's got an
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issue with the government there you know
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the finances are crap um so you know you
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can understand why they latch on to
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anything won't he
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yeah m is trying to deflect from his own
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problems he he has made a complete mess
3:04
of everything and France as you said is
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not good Germany is not good um and we
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could see inflation rise anyway if the
3:12
conflict in the Middle East escalates
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we've also got a drought in Central
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America which is mean that shipping's
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Goods has become more expensive that
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drought hasn't made a great deal of
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headlines in Europe so far has it I know
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it's been kept very very quiet but it is
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going to have an impact because
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obviously it means that goods are more
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scarce so the price is going to go up um
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Middle East as we said you know price of
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oil has risen it's climbed to $76 a
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barrel uh on Wednesday and some analysts
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is saying it could be $80 within a few
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days however Saudi Arabia have come out
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and said that they have a glut of oil
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and they may start exporting more to
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bring the price back down so that's
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quite a big variable there so have to
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wait and see but if you across Europe
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and the foot SC that not really too
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bothered there have been some Falls
4:01
today across Europe and but generally
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you know not reacting in the same way as
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we've previously seen the markets react
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two situations in the Middle East which
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got a whole lot worse in the past few
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days of course yeah if you look at the
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markets the foots is flat Europe we've
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got the kak and Dax down nearly 1% but
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that's nothing if you compare to what's
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the volatility that's going on you know
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in around the world if you consider the
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tension in the in the Middle East as we
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said Central America which has been kept
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quiet we've got the problems in the EU
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with certain countries we've got the
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uncertainty in America we've got China
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which people are very low to invest in
4:38
even though it looks cheap at the moment
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because they don't know what's on the
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horizon because the figures are never
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good and if we've had quite a lot of
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volatility recently especially for my
4:48
job but even despite that volatility one
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sector has still outperformed everything
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else and that is technology we read in
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the papers each day Technology's gone
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down you know there's a this video isn't
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doing so well however if you look at the
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returns for 2024 technology if you look
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at the Magnificent 7 which include Apple
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Microsoft uh Amazon Etc that is up over
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40% in terms of performance and if you
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look at other markets gold isn't even up
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you know hasn't even performed up to 30%
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oil is actually down nearly 10% so we'
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invested in oil we've got India which
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has done quite well and
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global technology rather than the uh
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American magnificent 7 that's done well
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as well but we read all these things in
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the paper is the tech bubble about to
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burst because we saw that before um I'm
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not so sure these companies are doing
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very very well um I'm not sure about
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companies that concentrate solely on AI
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I think we've got aidia which is slowly
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which is has really cornered the market
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in AI however as we know when someone
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does that there's usually come companies
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that come up quite quickly and challenge
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their dominance in that market so we'll
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have to wait and see but for anyone
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investing at the moment well open AI
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aren't they they're they're raising
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about $6.6 billion do in funding valued
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about 157 billion of course this is the
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startup behind chat GP which wasn't a
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for-profit business but now is going to
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be yeah so we're going to have to see if
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if another company comes on the market
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that can challenge them and is doing
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very well then we'll see their share
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price fall but at the moment uh they're
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called The Magnificent 7 that is
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alphabet Amazon Apple meta Microsoft
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Nvidia and Tesla Tesla's quite volatile
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because as we know Elon mus says
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different things he could be back in
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court again today couldn't he for um for
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how um X or what was known as Twitter
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hasn't been performing in the way that
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it was previously uh I think he sacked
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about 80% of the compliance staff when
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he started I just looked at where the
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biggest bill was I think and went right
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we'll got that um but so they haven't
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been um perhaps performing in that area
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as well as they might uh since they've
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been called X and he took over and he
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missed a court appearance didn't he uh
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in the states the hoping you'll show up
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today I don't think he I don't think
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he's too bothered I really don't but
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what you have to remember is at the
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moment technology is at the fraw but if
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you look over time Winn has changed
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through in time if you look just like oh
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what should we say
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2010 okay the the top companies were
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China and commodities so you had Exxon
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you had uh BHP you had lots and lots
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Nestle raw Dutch Shell China
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Construction Company you know in the TW
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2000s we had the uh the technology
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bubble we had Microsoft there we had but
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we had Walmart these aren't in the top
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10 anym since the pandemic it's mostly
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mostly been since the pandemic big
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farmer and um and the Tex as you
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mentioned it has so the question is how
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much longer is this going to carry we
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don't know obviously we had a a crystal
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ball we'd all be multi multi million you
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know if we could we could work out what
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what was going on with this Market
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volatility then we you know we'd only
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have to do it for a bit and then we'd be
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rich and not have to do it anymore yeah
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but you you've got an example if you
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look at a company called Cisco which
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from years ago was a really really you
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know in the 2000s it was trading uh it
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was overvalued by about 60% to sales and
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it's never ever come back it's the price
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has just dropped and dropped and Nidia
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it looks cheap it's it's basically it is
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valued at 27 times sales but still that
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is not cheap so Cisco has never ever hit
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its peak that was in in the late well
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early TW 2000s um so you have to be very
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very careful what you're going to do and
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what you're going to invest in but I
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think there's still some more Headway on
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the tech markets and I know there's been
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lots of talk about will this Bubble
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Burst but at the moment there is so much
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um a is still driving still driving it
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absolutely for a while so I think we
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still got that driving the market so so
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just beware and the main thing I think
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you have to say and I have to say for
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everyone where whever you're investing
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is diversifying never put all your eggs
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in one basket I know it sounds like an
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old saying but it's true um as we saw in
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2007 2008 lots of people have put all
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their money in property thinking the
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returns were going to carry on forever
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and suddenly they were asset rich and
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cash P they had no cash they couldn't
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sell their property is some of them were
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destitute you've got to make sure that
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you've got a very very good mix and if
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you are investing in the markets
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diversify is key so if one market
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doesn't perform so well unless there's a
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global downturn you're going to you know
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compensate in other markets and I think
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that really is key uh especially if you
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are new to the markets make sure
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whatever you go into is quite
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Diversified and at Black Tower we always
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look to diversify as much as possible
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within a client's risk profile Christina
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br from Blacktown financial management
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with us this afternoon looking at the
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world of finance and business and
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Investments and let's start then where
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we left off with property been seeing
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some reports about The Second Home
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Market the B toet market in Britain
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especially in coastal areas uh starting
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to look a little bit different than it
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has in recent years people starting to
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worry about that budget coming up at the
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end of the month in Britain I think I
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think they are and I think rightly so if
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labor get their way second home owners
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are going to be penalized and people who
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rent out property they seem to have a be
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in their Bonnet about the rental market
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uh they're going to make it harder
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they're going to increase capital gains
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tax when you sell
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properties so people are looking to
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offload and at the moment it's a buyer
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Market in the UK house prices across the
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board Fallen by about 5% uh even though
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mortgage rates have come down and I
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think it could fall even further so it's
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very very difficult in the UK the
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problem is governments always look for
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someone to blame when they have problems
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so in the UK they're looking at various
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things they've got this alleged black
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hole of 22 billion which no one can
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account for on now labor of stopped
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mentioning because I think it was made
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up they were called out they they were
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called out
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by part confence by the Civil Service
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everyone's called them out so they've
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screwed over pensioners by getting rid
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of their winter fuel allowance which is
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only 300 uh pounds per person even
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though K starm has taken 500 quid in
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free gifts every day since he's got into
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Power he's just given a Lo back has he
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he just gave a load back only 6,000 if
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you're not 107,000 he got prior this
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year so the UK yes and even if you look
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at Spain you know the Spanish government
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has been um blaming people that rent out
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their properties uh for the problems
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that are going on on in Spain as well
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they always look to someone um but if
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you look in Spain we had Pedro Sanchez
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it was over 180 days ago that he said he
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was scrapping the golden Visa yet Spain
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keeps it keeps on running into obstacles
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he hasn't managed to do
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this tag it on to other bills he getting
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it through parament trying to tag it on
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but every time he tries to tag it on the
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bill suddenly that bill hasn't got
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enough support to move forward so at the
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moment the golden visas are here uh
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there's been a rush of people to try and
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get visas most of them have the rush has
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been from Chinese people people
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unfortunate oh I shouldn't say that but
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you know it's not Europeans or us or U
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UK people so the problem isn't because
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of Bret it or anything to do with that
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but mind you that said the the new data
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here is we heard on the news on Bay
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radio International the other morning
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shows that British Nationals Remain the
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main foreign property buyers in Spain
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yeah second half of 2024 they accounted
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for nearly 15% of all property sales and
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purchases in Spain
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and in purchases UK buyers make up the
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largest number at 88.4% followed by the
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Germans at 7even and French at 5.2 and
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according to Lacy's population figures
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uh nearly 300,000 Brits live in Spain
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permanently that's legally I'm sure
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there's some that's what's on the padron
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right yeah they're the only one the ones
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that are on the padron yeah okay and the
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the main places to buy are the bolic
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islands where a third of properties go
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to have been bought by non Spanish uh
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Canary Islands with 31% next is the
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Valencia region uh which is at 28.8
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followed by meria at 23.6 and and Lucia
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is down the bottom at
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13.7% uh but it still shows that we are
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Spain is still very popular with the
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Brits and I think with labor coming into
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Power if they do crack down on the
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middle classes and especially on
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pensioners and especially increasing
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capital gains tax we are going to see
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those that meet visa requirements for a
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non-lucrative Visa which I think for a
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married couple is around having to have
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an income from non work rated sources of
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at least 33,000 Euros uh we are going to
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see a lot of people moving here to
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escape what is going to be a punitive
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tax system in the UK and that's despite
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e all vat going back on those food items
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that we we've had respite from for the
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last couple of years yep Spain is still
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very popular you can understand why if
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you compare it to the UK you know most
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most areas
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are safe uh we've got good weather it's
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cheaper than the
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UK there's a lot going for it and the
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Spanish are very welcoming most of the
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time obviously we've had these protests
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against tourists but the ones in the
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Canary Island were organized by a
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British man who lived there so it's not
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necessarily the Spanish that are
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complaining so much however I have to
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say that I live in Javier and this year
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there were just too many people here it
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cannot carry on growing the roads can't
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support it the infrastructure structure
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can't support it and it's not only here
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if you look at the even in land a bit
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they had more tourists than ever before
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and the Spanish tourist figures have
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come out to to actually say yes that is
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true you know tourism in Spain was at
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its highest level yeah um yeah and still
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Rising continuing to rise for 2024 and
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probably next year as well but um we're
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not quite sure what the right model is
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that um everybody's going to agree on
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for it to sort itself out no we need
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tourists we need them you know business
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if you look in New Yorker um when they
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did all the protests and tourists didn't
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come so much the bars didn't make money
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quite a few bars closed and there was
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all this thing we don't want British
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tourists but when they didn't come the
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spending was down significantly and we
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had a you know a huge number of bars in
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New yor of closing and restaurants
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because they just didn't have people
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eating the Brits when they come abroad
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they tend to eat earlier in the day so
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most of them go to the restaurants at 5
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six 7 the Spanish Etc don't go out to
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eat till 9 or 10 so if you're going to
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get rid of the Brit you've got no one
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eating out till later in the even well
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there's also the fact that other other
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countries northern European countries
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generally they when they come to Spain
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they don't eat out a lot of them no they
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don't they eat in and also Spanish do
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they tend to have family meals at home
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whereas British people like to go out
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they like the socializing so I think we
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there you know countries that are
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against tourists have to be very very
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careful and obviously you can only take
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so many before your country can't take
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any more but you have to understand that
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they are especially in Spain the main
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generator of revenue for most of the
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people that live in Spain but you there
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are the KnockOn effects as we've seen
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and and a lot of that's been driven by
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uh The Nomad visa and and people buying
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properties uh since the pandemic and and
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moving and living here on European wages
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which means that people locally just
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can't compete because wages in southern
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Europe are just nowhere near what they
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are in the north but um let's look at
16:59
something else that you mentioned when
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we were preparing for today uh the UK
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odds of winning on premium bonds have
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they got better oh gosh no they haven't
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they've got
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they they haven't right it says here it
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says if you invest in th000 in premium
17:16
ons you will have to wait around
17:18
3,500 years for a 5050 chance of winning
17:23
£1,000 right well we've got my grand
17:26
we've got my grand so does that still
17:27
count those years still count I wonder
17:30
our grandchildren might win something
17:33
listen to the odds for winning the
17:35
jackpot 1 Million jackpot a 5050 chance
17:39
of winning a 1 Million jackpot on the
17:41
premium rounds would require a
17:43
staggering weight of
17:45
3.5 million years what so anyone that's
17:50
holding on to your premium
17:53
bonds they said you know even if you max
17:56
out your Holdings to 50,000
17:59
you are you know you the the most chance
18:01
you've got is winning a thousand so
18:04
those who've been holding on to their
18:05
premium bonds it's really not a good
18:07
return on Capital basically the value of
18:10
those bonds has gone down dramatically
18:12
because of the way inflation has eaten
18:13
into them however that people get them
18:16
because they think they're secure um
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they are protected by the UK government
18:21
so you can always get your money back
18:22
but you could have gone into nsna saving
18:25
bonds which are government protected um
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and they're offering 4% it's not a lot
18:30
but they're offering 4% which is more
18:31
than you'll ever get with premium bonds
18:33
or even you know Blacktail we've got
18:35
Capital guaranteed products that are
18:37
Sterling at the moment are paying
18:38
between four and 5% guaranteed for the
18:40
next three to five years so that is a
18:43
better place to put your money than in
18:45
premium bonds so anyone who thinks oh
18:48
yeah premium bonds are they are they the
18:50
right way to go but they are for a
18:53
certain extent because they're not
18:54
there's no risk to your capitals they're
18:56
backed by the UK treas treasury used
18:59
didn't they I guess people have just put
19:00
them in the draw and forgotten about
19:01
them now yes yeah and no one ever won
19:03
from them so you know that's something I
19:06
didn't realize the odds were so bad so
19:09
that's not good at I never really looked
19:10
at it but that was a bit shocking when I
19:12
looked at it our bi-weekly catch up with
19:14
Christina Brady from Black Tower
19:16
financial management been looking at
19:17
things in the US Christina and um the
19:21
Federal Reserve chair there Jerome
19:23
Powell has said that he isn't in a hurry
19:24
to bring interest rates down which of
19:26
course would affect the rest of the
19:28
planet but they got some worrying things
19:30
uh upcoming the job market situation in
19:32
the states of course the Port strike
19:34
which has started in the past week and
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clear up from Huracan Helen and not to I
19:39
mention of course as we have already the
19:40
situation in the Middle East um so uh
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perhaps we're not going to see that rate
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that was maybe expected more than two
19:46
weeks or so ago yeah I don't think we
19:48
will actually the Port strike in America
19:50
is affecting the import of Spanish olive
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oil is causing a huge problem so that
19:56
you know everything could have a knock
19:57
on effect but no the EU
19:59
sorry the US is in no rush to cut cut
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interest rates it was expected to be
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quicker than it is um I think the UK if
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it does accelerate rate Cuts he's acting
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too hastily um when you cut rates it can
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lead to a recession so they have to be
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very very careful and I think that's why
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the the US is putting the brakes on rate
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C it doesn't want a recession it's so
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near recession and you know the UK is
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the EU is and and I would you know
20:27
caution Russian in and cussing rates too
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soon or too aggressively and that
20:31
situation in the Middle East not just
20:33
the price of oil but also getting things
20:35
through the Panama Canal if you think
20:37
just back to the pandemic or when the
20:39
canal was blocked for a little while the
20:40
issues that we get under those sort of
20:42
circumstances can be major have a major
20:45
influence on how companies can manage
20:48
their situations it does yeah you know
20:51
once it takes an extra 10 days at least
20:54
um to get Goods through if there's
20:55
problems and you can't use the canal I
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don't think the US government at the
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moment is strong enough to do anything
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to force Iran to stop and I know people
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are going to some people are going to
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hate me for say this but I think if
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Trump was in power he knew how to
21:08
control Iran um and I don't think it
21:11
would have escalated to such a degree
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but now it has we just need to hope that
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it doesn't spread even further um
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certainly the idea seems to that one
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it's just it's just horrible for
21:23
everyone indeed the idea seems to be
21:26
that um what's happening now is
21:28
happening now because of course the
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American elections are due next month
21:31
and Mr Trump could well be back in power
21:34
it's still pretty much neck and neck
21:35
exactly and they want to get it over the
21:37
all done before he gets into Power
21:38
because they know they can't do it when
21:39
he's there and at the moment Biden is
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spending most of his time on the beach
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and he's a enjoying his old age as he
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should um meanwhile he should he should
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have done that ages ago you know we had
21:50
elder abuse in the U in the US and I
21:53
think everyone recognizes that now if
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you'd like to get in touch with
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Christine you can do it via the usual
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you can go direct to the Black Tower FM
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could you please if you do just put
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Christina Brady if you uh go into our
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website for in a contact sheet or
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anything because then it comes straight
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through to me I've had quite a few
22:18
inquiries in the last week and all of
22:20
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22:22
Brady so it means it comes to me
22:23
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22:25
you if not it goes to a central desk
22:28
where they will call you and find out
22:29
what you need and who you need to talk
22:31
about talk to so if you want it to be
22:34
answered put for Christina Brady and
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then when I talk to you you can say you
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heard me on Bay radio or whatever so
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yeah info@ blackt fm.com or you can
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always look us up on the website you can
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22:50
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22:54
voice on there telling you to leave a
22:56
message I'm not sure but we will get
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back you remember when we cover the
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whole of Spain we and most countries in
23:02
Europe us UK so if you've got anything
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at all uh you can always come to me and
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I'll pass it on to the appropriate
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person in the country that you're live
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in um and that's all I've got to say for
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this week I think excellent okay black
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toow fm.com you'll see the contact us
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box at the top of the website there and
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plenty of information about what we've
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been talking about today and of course
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all the things that Black Tower offer as
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well and we'll be back with Christina in
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a couple of weeks thank you very much
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indeed
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