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Originally Posted by YOWetal
Exactly it will always be a factor in any investment decision.(along with taxes and language issues) Even if we put the chance of separation at say 5% in the next 20 years, if it happened it could lead to a huge loss, so smart investors have to adjust accordingly. People buying a home might not think about it anymore but it does impact the cost of land and therefore housing prices.
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I doubt that even the most wide-eyed Péquist partisan zealot honestly thinks the chances of separation are as high as 5% in the next 20 years. I'd bet against that outcome with those odds any day of the week but I doubt there's any bookie who'd even offer those odds.
Other than that though, I basically agree with the rest of what you wrote.