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Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by The Red Baron, Mar 13, 2016.

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Has the market for Ferraris changed with an increasing currency interest rate.

  1. Nothing will happen and prices will stabilize

  2. Prices will continue to increase

  3. Prices will decrease but at less than 10% / year

  4. Prices will decrease substainially.

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  1. The Red Baron

    The Red Baron Formula 3

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    #1 The Red Baron, Mar 13, 2016
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    There is always change in the car market.
    I believe that it is getting closer to the question all of us have been asking for some time now about the future of the Ferrari market in particular.

    The following was reported on Bloomberg today;

    The upturn in U.S. core inflation and rise in oil prices are causing money to pour into a trade that was one of Wall Street's favorites heading into 2016, according to Société Générale SA.

    Self explanitary really so the money is going out of other investments.

    Heres a quick poll. Which option do you believe most probable.
     
  2. tundraphile

    tundraphile F1 Veteran

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    #2 tundraphile, Mar 13, 2016
    Older cars like the 308 or 328 have already doubled in the last couple of years. Testarossas too. I don't see how they could go anywhere but down but have been wrong before.
     
  3. Mitch Alsup

    Mitch Alsup F1 Veteran

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    #3 Mitch Alsup, Mar 13, 2016
    It all depends on how the economy plugs along.

    If the economy tanks, so will the car prices.
    If the economy roars, so with the car prices.
    If the economy just putters along, so will the car prices.
     
  4. The Red Baron

    The Red Baron Formula 3

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    #4 The Red Baron, Mar 14, 2016
    Basically the other markets are opening for investors to put there cash.
    The car market is (fact) going to loose some of its investors.
    Question is....how many?
     
  5. HarryCheech

    HarryCheech Rookie

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    #5 HarryCheech, Mar 17, 2016
    I think the market has begun to stabilize. Most models have made their upward gain and have started to plateau. This will shake out the speculators and investors who will find other lucrative business investments. This will maintain or decrease prices of some models by up to 20% depending on Supply and Demand. The enthusiasts will always be in the market.

    My two cents.
     

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