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Bulls gone AWOL, a sign the game is up? They've seen the writing on the wall?
Topic Started: 7 May 2014, 11:25 AM (19,801 Views)
Sweetdish
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7 May 2014, 05:13 PM
My comment about yields was more in the context of genuine bubble situations than apssing judgement as to whether they are acceptable from an investment perspective. When Tokyo was at its peak, yields on property were around 0.2%. Compared to a Sydney or Melbourne property yielding 2%, this made Tokyo prices 10 times higher for the same rental return! Now that's a bubble!
Ok I get it. Yes that makes sense.
On the other hand, if property yields about 2% you would expect some pretty serious capital gains to make up for that.
Not sure where those gains would come from now.
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7 May 2014, 05:17 PM
Over alright Timmy. Only an idiot could not see how this will end.

They like you were not able to see the bigger picture here.

All over for iron ore prices to Timmy, the Perth bubble was built on iron ore prices, and will collapse along with it.

Over Timmy, over......

The fat lady is singing loud and clear over there. Turning Japanese Timmy, I really think so..
one of your socks from 2012 sent me a message "I want my bullshit lines back you crazy old shit!"

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7 May 2014, 07:34 PM
one of your socks from 2012 sent me a message "I want my bullshit lines back you crazy old shit!"

:lol
Reality finally kicking in timmy :bye:
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Sweetdish
7 May 2014, 06:32 PM
Ok I get it. Yes that makes sense.
On the other hand, if property yields about 2% you would expect some pretty serious capital gains to make up for that.
Not sure where those gains would come from now.
I don't think we'll get much in the way of gains for a few years. Stagnation is the most likely scenario while things shake out.
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7 May 2014, 08:59 PM
I don't think we'll get much in the way of gains for a few years. Stagnation is the most likely scenario while things shake out.
Stagnation for years you reckon stinky , but not even the slightest hint of entertaining the idea that prices may fall.That simply does not suit the agenda or plan.


Prices and rents in your Canberra market are dropping , and you want to call stagflation.

So what , you don't see prices dropping there stinky, even though they already are.


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7 May 2014, 07:40 PM
Reality finally kicking in timmy :bye:
why can't you admit you are wrong?

no property crash, no $5000/oz gold, no $200/oz silver, no high unemployment. in fact the EXACT opposite has happened since you joined this forum.

are you doing this on purpose or are you really this fucking thick?
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Pig Iron
7 May 2014, 10:09 PM
why can't you admit you are wrong?

no property crash, no $5000/oz gold, no $200/oz silver, no high unemployment. in fact the EXACT opposite has happened since you joined this forum.

are you doing this on purpose or are you really this fucking thick?
Then economy is collapsing just as I explained it would Timmy, everything else will follow.

Record job losses and buisiness closures Timmy.

Perth rents collapsing , Perth property now collapsing .
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You bulls and bears are looking at this all wrong.

Look at the cause and effects.

Yes the government is basically turning the under 30′s into slaves to pay off their debt.

But what does that mean for the healthy investor?

It means an aging demographic will have to pay more and more for healthcare. Invest in healthcare and aged care.

Young people will have to increasing rely on credit cards and small loans to get by. Invest right there.

They will have to fork out more for university. Another investment opportunity

They are living at home for longer some well into their 30′s because they can’t afford a house. Invest in granny flat and house extension companies.

So what if we are strangling the youth into slavery. If they don’t like it let them leave there’s always more where they came from.

Use the budget as an opportunity to recognise the spending power of gen Y is going to be relatively low but they will still need to spend. And they will most likely spend it on overseas travel while the dollar is high and they are in general better educated so chase after things they want and follow their money.

Buy single room units out from under them close to hip areas with food. Or new housing estates. These always pay back because young people have to move to these areas and you want to cut them of before they get the chance to buy.

The younger generation will have more money to spend than the baby boomers you just have to know what they have to spend it on and get there before they realise it :)

Sure it’s stacked against them it’s kinda morally wrong but hey, this is Australia dammit not china or North Korea. Money’s there to be made.

And what’s gen Y gonna do? Half of them don’t even vote and the other half vote for independents. Baby boomers and gen x have the majority for at least 20 years which means 20 years of pain for gen y.

Australia hasn’t had any riots in decades. Gen-Y wouldn’t know how to mobilise and riot if we gave them a 'how-to' guide. They are contempt with the Internet and mobile phones. They don’t know how to fight for increased land supply or how not having it is the root of most of their financial problems. Most of their votes can be bought with empty promises about saving the whales or doubling recycling pickup. They are a politically retarded generation so we get to abuse their stupidity for decades to come.
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