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The fix costs in Murcia (Spain) are so low that I have to check the bank account there not very often, imagine what could be possible there with 100.000€ yearly on dividends. Actually would be possible to survive with 10.000€ yearly on dividends, that would be impossible in Germany. At least 50.000€ on dividends to be able to be over water here. As part of your investment strategy you should consider a short visit to Murcia to check if you can retire earlier.

The climb consists of 2,200 steps up and 2,200 steps down, equivalent to the 110 floors of the World Trade Center.

In the middle of the german recession, value of 2 portfolios rise by 10.000€ in just one month, yearly dividends near to 9000€ per year, increasing on around 300€ per month #Investment #Dividends

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Good morning For any assistance or support, please call our Head Office number 0744 191 0897, email us at fx-admin@frank-exchange.com or click here to book a quick meeting with us: https://lnkd.in/eb3MTaek Muted markets Key Headlines: • Markets starting the week trading in tight ranges • Volatility to follow later this week? Recap A very quiet start to the week with respect to volatility with commodity currencies getting hit the most. Moves around the USD were fairly subdued following Joe Biden opting to bow out of the presidential race. Today’s Overview Today could well be a repeat of yesterday with very little in the calendar to move markets, thus we are expecting trading within tight ranges. One thing we have noted is gains for JPY on speculation that next week we could well have a hawkish Bank of Japan meeting. Equals Market Analysis– 23rd July 2024 Today’s Rates Today's Interbank Rates at 10:32 am against GBP movement. GBP>EUR – 1.1879 GBP>USD – 1.2917 EUR>USD – 1.0873 GBP>CAD – 1.7793 GBP>AUD – 1.9499 GBP>SEK – 13.880 GBP>AED – 4.7445 GBP>HKD – 10.087 GBP>ZAR – 23.715 GBP>CHF – 1.1501 GBP>PLN – 5.0840 (https://lnkd.in/dAs3P_t) This document has been prepared solely for information and is not intended as an Inducement concerning the purchase or sale of any financial instrument. By its nature market analysis represents the personal view of the author and no warranty can be, or is, offered as to the accuracy of any such analysis, or that predictions provided in any such analysis will prove to be correct. Should you rely on any analysis, information, or report provided as part of the Service it does so entirely at its own risk, and Frank eXchange Limited accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or damage you may suffer as a result. Information and opinions have been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but no representation is made as to their accuracy. No copy of this document can be taken without prior written permission.

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The December Strategizer is hot off the press and issuing a clarion call to get more defensive in the stock market and reduce duration in bonds after dramatic rallies in both asset classes over the past two months. Watch my recap below: https://lnkd.in/gV9e5C_i

Kim Jong Un, at that time, Was not just teachable, but disciple-able....... mentor-able.... This is not racist, I had an asian coworker, and Kim Jong Un reminds me of that co-worker - obviously not the other way around. ([ Kim Jong Un could have had a change of mind and had a soft heart. NOT a good heart... Just a soft heart...]) ([ https://lnkd.in/g9bNAJPp ]) Putin is not the enemy. He's a guy that goes from side to side and blows with the wind. He's just an ocean wave being tossed back and fro. Same with North Korea. China, the President or whatever of that country, is an enemy same with Iran and Qatar. I would not think Qatar would be until they decided to do a stupid deal with hamas and fund Hamas's attack October 7. Also, there is no peace deal without releases of all hostages. Hamas and whoever else doing this peace-deal-ceasefire was basically planned, with Hamas and other "bad guys" from before October 7th 2023. It's kind of obvious just like they purposely did a bombing just to have a peace deal because they're planning something bigger is, if Israel does not agree to the peace ceasefire. Basically Hamas is saying "we're admitting to a cease fire and look at Israel's hypocrisy, They want to finish their own agenda...." That's a potential saying of hamas. And if they do say that that is 100% proof that the ceasefire was planned with the October 7th. This is all a bunch of garbage. Israel does not just have the right to defend itself. They have the right to defend themselves until all hostages are released. Including other citizens from other countries. This post was just quickly written.. https://lnkd.in/g-pSmBaW

great to have the opportunity to run through Cornwall Insight's latest Default Tariff Cap forecasts for October to December 2024 on Today this morning (just before the end, 2hr 52 in). What i wanted to communicate in the piece was: - headline rate up 9% on the current July to September but still 10%ish lower than winter 2023-24 - primary driver is a rebound in wholesale costs, which are up 20% on the current period, due to nervous world energy markets. what i would like to communicate (again) on the cap regime is: - it forces a short-term one size fits all hedging strategy on suppliers and also for suppliers to concentrate on arguing with the regulator on what's in an out of the formulas - it encourages a view that the cap is "fair", that Ofgem is able to determine what "fair" is and that all consumers are passive price takers (not true, look all around at those going off grid) that permeates too much of policy and regulation - it also encourages a view that because the cap is "fair" we dont need to do too much more for those struggling with their bills. after all they are still 25-33% above what we used to think of as fair - far from levelling out the energy market the cap is distorting it hugely - we really do need to decide what the purpose of the domestic energy market is. We have a change of ministers now, so may be this question really can be addressed this time rather than more calls for evidence and consultations that ask variants of the same questions. https://lnkd.in/euyFY_jP