Wait until he destroys the Australian economy, you think a democrat victory would be bad for Austrslia?? You are seriously an economic dunce aren't you.
IS this because he is property developer by trade?
IS this because he is property developer by trade?
Yes if you want to get house prices under control then electing a property developer is the best way to achieve that, because he won't mind running at a loss, oh wait,..........
Take risks - if you win you will become wealthy, if you lose you will become wise
Yes if you want to get house prices under control then electing a property developer is the best way to achieve that, because he won't mind running at a loss, oh wait,..........
Maybe he will expand negative gearing in the US from home owners and against specific rental income to include offsetting against an individuals other income.
Maybe he will expand negative gearing in the US from home owners and against specific rental income to include offsetting against an individuals other income.
He has stated that he will reduce corporate tax to 15% I think, and reduce the top rate of tax for high income earners, and spend big on infrastructure. If he does that then the US economy may well boom, but for the life of me I can't see how any of that will help his grass roots supporters.
He has promised to rebuild local industries using tariffs on imports, so that will push up the price of many consumer goods but it may resurrect some jobs.
it's a bit difficult to determine until we get some detail, but on the surface of it, the change does look good for well paid US citizens and corporations.
Take risks - if you win you will become wealthy, if you lose you will become wise
Is the entire world still scared of the big bad Trump?
Well that all depends on your strategy. Traders made a motza yday in a short time frame. It's not about suburban "buy and hope". That's partly why the situation has occurred.
Well that all depends on your strategy. Traders made a motza yday in a short time frame. It's not about suburban "buy and hope". That's partly why the situation has occurred.
Mostly traders lose a motza over time. Suburbanites don't.
Take risks - if you win you will become wealthy, if you lose you will become wise
The elderly today, when they were 20, were yet to suffer many of the difficulties ou cite. It is not until tou look back that you can measure how difficult a life has been.
It's easy to look at a child today and claim their life will be better than someone who went throuh WW1, or WW2... but that is only because you are not aware if the child will suffer a WW3 in 20 hears time which may be far worse.
Asbestosis was not as well a known danger previously as it is now... in 20 years, we may discover some plastics are even worse.
Judge how difficult a life was at the end, not at the begining.
Sure, your points are all valid.
Equally though we have people like (and I am not picking on him per sae) Chris saying that his generation has been shat on and there will be an uprising when he hasn't been shat on and if there isn't WW3 will have a better life than his parents did.
As I said every generation has had the same people in the same age bracket protesting the same generational injustices.
My only hope for my three boys is that they turn out nothing at all like Chris.
Mostly traders lose a motza over time. Suburbanites don't.
Well that depends on trading strategy and risk tolerance. Majority of suburbanites shouldn't be trading. They're already allotting pounds of flesh regularly in the a system designed to promote an illusion of wealth building. Like mini Trumps, it's much better for them to minimize the potential to be right royally shafted.
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