This dip gonna last to 2030-35 at 10%+ fed funds.
Anyone smell it yet?
Funny you should say that as i saw someone on cnbc talking about bonds and interest rates saying there is a good chance we could go to 7% and if that happens he wouldnt be surprised if went to 13%!!! And if the usa does that then we are going to follow or be worse
Letâs hope not. Although an extreme example we had 17% interest rates in the late 70âs so itâs not unheard of to see much higher rates.
Martin Lewis just on the radio saying low interest rates are historically a anomaly and it is highly unlikely they will go that low again in his lifetime.
https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/boeapps/database/Bank-Rate.asp
Rishi speaks : My portfolio plummets. Coincidence?
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LikelyâŠI say likelyâŠinterest rates are commonly believed to be going to sit in the 5.5 - 6.5 % range for the foreseeable. (1 more hike inevitably soon).
There is no prospect of lower, but there is no reason to anticipate 7% and certainly not 13% 
All subject to change of course.
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Kinda confusing freetrade saying 49.27 then 49.23 then 49.20 but everywhere else is saying 49.37 etc?
Doesnât seem a 15 min delay on freetrade for rio tinto I had a limit order on but I cancled it because Iâm guessing itâs going to dip further beyond 49.20 I had this limit order set 3 days ago
So FT says the lowest the price has been for rio is 49.18 and all other places are saying 49.30? Thatâs a big diff so whoâs right
Guessing my limit order would of triggered of I had not cancled but just checking as I wouldnât mind a lower buy in but now itâs rising again bleh lol
Itâs gonna be way higher bruv, youâre being led on by clowns.
From what I understand guys in logistics are tearing the hair out because inflation is way more insane that is for your average Joe blogs on the street.
Oil at almost $100.
either USA invades a oil country, or rates go to the moon, or both.
Rest assured, global inflation is still hot and it isnât going anywhere.
You canât offer some of the largest industries in the world of 40% payrise and expect it not to contribute to future inflation for the people of Britain.
Of course thatâs happening with almost every Union, globally, at the same time because of inflation.
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Saying it for quite a while now even when interest rates were at zero percent.
Check the bottom of the page under data source. For UK stocks where the data source is CBOE it will be updated every few seconds with now 15 minute delay, compared to those which list âLSE 15 minute delayedâ. Chances are that you were looking a source where the price is delayed by 15 minutes, so in this instance likely that FT was showing a more up to date price.
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We will seeâŠi dont see it , subject to change of course.
We live in a world of narrative economics and weâll probably going to see how the narrative can change very swiftly.
Ahh not sure Tbh I canât see the source Iâm looking on yahoo finance but misses the mark now itâs rallying up as it went under ÂŁ49 so I missed it now 
I have found Google Finance to be a little more accurate, they do list what exchanges are âreal-timeâ and which are delayed and by how long.
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Yes, due to this, I prefer Google Finance for UK stocks, and use use yahoo finance for US ones.
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Question on limit orders when it shows stamp duty is that just what I will pay when it executes or do you get charged each time you make a pre limit order?
Thanks
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You pay on execution only.
Extra funds are held to cover stamp duty and any fx charges etc until it executesâŠthey generally hold a little extra than youâll eventually be charged.
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Thanks man I still havenât had one go yet because I keep changing my mind about what price I want lol
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