Trump Election Confirms It: The world is on track for the biggest BOOM of all time!; We have a real estate President in charge. This cycle is really rumbling now. There’s a boom brewing.
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You need to learn how compounding returns work, and also how yield works, and re-investment of yield. And also some basic maths re what happens to money you invest into a market *after* a correction- ie when the index had a "3" or a "4" in front of it, and now has a "5". You also might want to learn about equity markets other than the ASX and have a look what they have done......
*shivers* - that's just downright creepy......
Please tell me how compounding losses work.........
Yeild?...... Should have stuck your money In a bank Account.
So a country in debt to the tune of 20 trillion is going to borrow another couple of trillion to mend the bridges and roads it has neglected for the last 50 years.
And in doing so will create such a demand on our resources that we will have to increase our supply capacity beyond its already bloated level.
Do any of you people own a pocket calculator?
If so, does it work?
Matthew, 30 Jan 2016, 09:21 AM Your simplistic view is so flawed it is not worth debating. The current oversupply will be swallowed in 12 months. By the time dumb shits like you realise this prices will already be rising.
Sydneyite would not have been better off just Sticking his money in a Bank Account and earning interest?
No he wouldn't have. Not only does bank interest pay a terrible return you have to pay tax on it as well.
There's tax advantages to IP's, plus yield plus capital gains. Leverage is also a terrific tool for wealth creation and IP's can be leveraged at a very low rate.
Jimbo
19 Nov 2016, 12:35 PM
So a country in debt to the tune of 20 trillion is going to borrow another couple of trillion to mend the bridges and roads it has neglected for the last 50 years.
And in doing so will create such a demand on our resources that we will have to increase our supply capacity beyond its already bloated level.
Do any of you people own a pocket calculator?
If so, does it work?
Yes, and just like the pocket calculator they will just keep pushing buttons and adding numbers.
Correct - I would NOT have been better off just putting my cash in the bank. Not even close.
So Let me get this right, You would prefer to lose your Capital and earn a Measly 6% on whatever capital you have left?
Lets not forget that Rates were much higher in 2007
The Market Peaked in 2007 at 6852. Then Dropped 50% until Feb, 2009 YES 50%....... in It is now 5364 as we speak still down
It stayed below 5000 pts until 2013 which is a loss of 27% from its high. But somehow you want me to believe that your 6% return is greater than your 27% loss?
Does this Phrase ring a Bell:
Quote:
For Aussie property bears, "denial", is not just a long river in North Africa.....
What were you saying about Denial.......
Trollie
19 Nov 2016, 02:18 PM
No he wouldn't have. Not only does bank interest pay a terrible return you have to pay tax on it as well.
There's tax advantages to IP's, plus yield plus capital gains. Leverage is also a terrific tool for wealth creation and IP's can be leveraged at a very low rate.
Oh so he would have been better to invest in Property than stocks..........
Thanks for that. SO you would be happy to lose your capital base in the Stock market instead of a guaranteed Return of Capital as well as Interest?
Well Sydneyite even Yours Troollie agrees with Lurker and that you should have invested in RE instead........That's how bad your performance has been.
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