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My 5 Closely Guarded Secrets For 2020 Mark My Words Podcast
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Don’t wait on the sideline for things to happen, get ahead of the game and make 2020 your year. If you’re looking for expert advice on property prices, interest rates and the state of the economy this episode is for you. Discover Mark’s top 5 predictions for 2020 and find your opportunity to make a profit.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Towards the end of 2020, we're going to see improvements in the economy. London has been falling 20%, 25%, 30% in some areas, you've got Kensington, Chelsea, Knightsbridge, they've all dropped, probably because they went too far, but also the fact that lots of foreign buyers have not been purchasing because they've been waiting on the sidelines for Brexit to happen.
Rents will rise between 5% and 10%. In 2019 the government has attacked landlord, George Osborne introduced clause 24, stamp duty went up and there have been lots of new regulations for landlords. We can see all of this exacerbating, getting pushed into the marketplace and now we're seeing the results, there is less supply of rental property, there are fewer properties available to rent with slightly more or significantly more tenants chasing fewer properties and, therefore, the only thing that can happen is rents will rise.
UK interest rates to remain flat through 2020 and we have had a surprise in the market today, in the economy got smaller by point .1% (Nov 19), but because that surprised the market a little bit, the market has a greater expectation that interest rates may fall ever slightly at the next monetary policy committee meeting. However, I don't think you're going to get much movement at all in 2020.
Banks will become more aggressive in 2020. At the end of 2019, we went into a period where banks got quite jittery, and that was because of the yield curve inverted.
Classic car values have fallen over the past 3 years in the UK and it’s expected stop, however higher value cars will reduce in price and that will be a great investment strategy.
2020 we've got the US election Trump is running again. Things will probably move around significantly if he ends up going. He probably has created higher growth. People in the USA say, the amount of regulation on business and tax on business has reduced significantly and this is stoking growth.
BEST MOMENTS
“2020 may see a bit of growth in central enterprises.”
“Whilst fewer landlords are looking to purchase, there are also plenty looking to dispose of their property portfolios as well because they can't necessarily go into a limited company or they see that licensing or regulation changes.”
“If the government makes it more difficult to buy buy-to-let properties and put landlords off and tell them they're going to tax them more and the papers keep smashing them, fewer landlords to buy and more will look to dispose off their rental properties, therefore, there are fewer properties available, the same or more amount of tenants chasing them and thus prices to go up.”
“Deflationary pressure comes about through lack of investment, lack of economic growth, and therefore, the government or the Bank of England is more likely, because they can't reduce interest rates anymore, they got nowhere to go, the only thing they can do is start printing money or creating bonds and then re-buying them increasing the money supply, which is called quantitative easing, or QE.”
“In times of higher uncertainty, or where people are predicting a recession, people will throw money at US government bonds because they see it as the safest place to put the money.”
“A lot of people would agree that a really good predictor of a recession is an inverted yield curve.”
VALUABLE RESOURCES
https://www.facebook.com/markprogressive
ABOUT THE HOST
Mark Homer is an entrepreneur investor. He has worked with investment since he was 15 years old using the laws of wealth! He is a spreadsheet analyst with an impressive following from major publications including BBC Radio, The Wall Street Jour
Don’t wait on the sideline for things to happen, get ahead of the game and make 2020 your year. If you’re looking for expert advice on property prices, interest rates and the state of the economy this episode is for you. Discover Mark’s top 5 predictions for 2020 and find your opportunity to make a profit.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Towards the end of 2020, we're going to see improvements in the economy. London has been falling 20%, 25%, 30% in some areas, you've got Kensington, Chelsea, Knightsbridge, they've all dropped, probably because they went too far, but also the fact that lots of foreign buyers have not been purchasing because they've been waiting on the sidelines for Brexit to happen.
Rents will rise between 5% and 10%. In 2019 the government has attacked landlord, George Osborne introduced clause 24, stamp duty went up and there have been lots of new regulations for landlords. We can see all of this exacerbating, getting pushed into the marketplace and now we're seeing the results, there is less supply of rental property, there are fewer properties available to rent with slightly more or significantly more tenants chasing fewer properties and, therefore, the only thing that can happen is rents will rise.
UK interest rates to remain flat through 2020 and we have had a surprise in the market today, in the economy got smaller by point .1% (Nov 19), but because that surprised the market a little bit, the market has a greater expectation that interest rates may fall ever slightly at the next monetary policy committee meeting. However, I don't think you're going to get much movement at all in 2020.
Banks will become more aggressive in 2020. At the end of 2019, we went into a period where banks got quite jittery, and that was because of the yield curve inverted.
Classic car values have fallen over the past 3 years in the UK and it’s expected stop, however higher value cars will reduce in price and that will be a great investment strategy.
2020 we've got the US election Trump is running again. Things will probably move around significantly if he ends up going. He probably has created higher growth. People in the USA say, the amount of regulation on business and tax on business has reduced significantly and this is stoking growth.
BEST MOMENTS
“2020 may see a bit of growth in central enterprises.”
“Whilst fewer landlords are looking to purchase, there are also plenty looking to dispose of their property portfolios as well because they can't necessarily go into a limited company or they see that licensing or regulation changes.”
“If the government makes it more difficult to buy buy-to-let properties and put landlords off and tell them they're going to tax them more and the papers keep smashing them, fewer landlords to buy and more will look to dispose off their rental properties, therefore, there are fewer properties available, the same or more amount of tenants chasing them and thus prices to go up.”
“Deflationary pressure comes about through lack of investment, lack of economic growth, and therefore, the government or the Bank of England is more likely, because they can't reduce interest rates anymore, they got nowhere to go, the only thing they can do is start printing money or creating bonds and then re-buying them increasing the money supply, which is called quantitative easing, or QE.”
“In times of higher uncertainty, or where people are predicting a recession, people will throw money at US government bonds because they see it as the safest place to put the money.”
“A lot of people would agree that a really good predictor of a recession is an inverted yield curve.”
VALUABLE RESOURCES
https://www.facebook.com/markprogressive
ABOUT THE HOST
Mark Homer is an entrepreneur investor. He has worked with investment since he was 15 years old using the laws of wealth! He is a spreadsheet analyst with an impressive following from major publications including BBC Radio, The Wall Street Jour
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