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Stock on market above normal April levels, house prices stagnating - SQM Research; Mining downturn is affecting the Perth and Darwin housing markets
Topic Started: 5 May 2014, 08:43 PM (7,436 Views)
peter fraser
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Blondie girl
6 May 2014, 09:33 PM
You are so incredibly stupid.


Dragon

The questions I have is ..
How flat?
How much of that slow down is estimated ?
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As I recall Perth was flat but not that bad. It will just have to go through a transition from infrastructure boom to mining boom.

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peter fraser
6 May 2014, 09:49 PM
Louis generously gives out valuable data every month for free. All anyone has to do is sign up for the free newsletter.

I did and I never get annoying spam or sales pitches from him. The data on the newsletter was more concise that the Property Observer information.

http://www.sqmresearch.com.au/news.php

If you're not receiving it you're missing out - and it's free.

As I recall Perth was flat but not that bad. It will just have to go through a transition from infrastructure boom to mining boom.
Thanks for the info Peter.

I will subscribe..

I did get some annual report last yr, but I didn't subscribe.

Don't worry I'm truly not panicking ..
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Banks are considered to be law abiding and & rather boring places yeah not true . A bank balance sheet will show capital is dwarfed by their liabilities this means when a portions of loans is falling its problems for the bank.
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peter fraser
6 May 2014, 09:49 PM
Louis generously gives out valuable data every month for free. All anyone has to do is sign up for the free newsletter.

I did and I never get annoying spam or sales pitches from him. The data on the newsletter was more concise that the Property Observer information.

http://www.sqmresearch.com.au/news.php

If you're not receiving it you're missing out - and it's free.

As I recall Perth was flat but not that bad. It will just have to go through a transition from infrastructure boom to mining boom.
Transition to mining boom Peter, sorry to dissapoint you but the mining boom is over, you might remember when it was booming , prices were at 190 a tonne for iron ore, now at 105 per tonne, soon to be under 100 a tonne or half the price it was when it was booming.

The boom is over, yet you make this comment about transitioning to a mining boom, the delusion grows larger.
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MMM
7 May 2014, 04:40 PM
Transition to mining boom Peter, sorry to dissapoint you but the mining boom is over, you might remember when it was booming , prices were at 190 a tonne for iron ore, now at 105 per tonne, soon to be under 100 a tonne or half the price it was when it was booming.

The boom is over, yet you make this comment about transitioning to a mining boom, the delusion grows larger.
To be fair that was probably a typo.
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newjez
7 May 2014, 04:58 PM
To be fair that was probably a typo.
No it wasn't a typo. We have had the infrastructure boom and now that infrastructure allows us to send larger volumes of iron ore to the rest of the world.

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Australia will enjoy several more years of earnings growth from mining and energy exports, despite the perceived end of the resources boom.

Despite predicting that prices for most of Australia's mineral and energy exports, including iron ore, would fade in coming years, the federal government's Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics forecast at least three more years of rising export revenues.

The prediction was based on the expectation that companies will grow exports faster than commodity prices retreat - a trend that was successfully achieved by the likes of BHP Billiton and Fortescue Metals Group over the past year at least.

The bureau said export earnings from the resources sector were likely to grow 17 per cent in the year to June 30, to reach $125 billion, ''mainly due to substantial growth in the volume of iron ore exports''.



The peak for export earnings from the resources sector is expected to come in the 2017 financial year, and the sector is still expected to bring in $151 billion in the 2019 financial year. Not surprisingly, liquefied natural gas exports are tipped to drive Australia's export earnings growth over the next five years, but mining exports are still expected to bring in more than energy exports by 2019. The bureau said iron ore prices on a free-on-board basis would average $US110 a tonne in 2014.

There is a small but important difference between free-on-board prices and the delivered price for iron ore into China, with the daily industry benchmark price typically measured by the latter.

Prices for iron ore delivered into China are usually higher than the free-on-board number quoted by the bureau.

The bureau predicted iron ore prices would continue falling over the next five years, with an average price of $US103 a tonne (free on board) forecast for 2015 and $US87 a tonne predicted for 2019.

Most of Australia's iron ore producers would still be profitable at $US87 a tonne.

The iron ore price fell from $US135 a tonne (delivered) to $US104 a tonne in the first two months of 2014, but the price has now been above $US110 for almost two weeks.

Iron ore remains easily Australia's most lucrative export earner. It is expected to bring in $78.6 billion this year, 35 per cent higher than last year. Despite rock-bottom prices, coking coal and thermal coal are expected to bring in 4 per cent and 5 per cent more export earnings respectively compared with last financial year. Earnings from gold exports were tipped to be the big loser this financial year, falling 15 per cent to $13.1 billion.


Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/mining-and-energy-exports-to-grow-further-bureau-of-resources-and-energy-economics-says-20140326-35it9.html#ixzz310l2SlUO


It would suit me if the mining boom ended early or at least subsided a little to allow our dollar to fall to under 80 cents USD but it doesn't look likely at the moment, and the forex market can read that even if you can't.


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newjez
7 May 2014, 04:58 PM
To be fair that was probably a typo.
Seems you underestimated the power of delusion newjez. I thought for a moment t it was a typo, but then remembered who I was talking to . Peter will argue black and blue for 500 pages.
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MMM
7 May 2014, 06:27 PM
Seems you underestimated the power of delusion newjez. I thought for a moment t it was a typo, but then remembered who I was talking to . Peter will argue black and blue for 500 pages.
I have to admit i thought it was a typo, text book delusion 101 at its finest .

Talking delusion I remember rp data spruiking the qld mining towns in late 12 early 13 as hot spots.

You can only laugh, is it delusion or do the vested interest love hunting their prey?

Emerald:

http://www.sqmresearch.com.au/graph_median_weeks.php?postcode=4720&t=1

Moranbah:

http://www.sqmresearch.com.au/graph_median_weeks.php?postcode=4744&t=1

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When is this mining boom expected to begin?
The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt — Bertrand Russell
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doubleview
8 May 2014, 10:10 AM

Talking delusion I remember rp data spruiking the qld mining towns in late 12 early 13 as hot spots.


Funny, I distinctly remember it was crazy dave/ted/MMM doing the MORONbah spruik
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