But it surely does seem that you reckon you're both intelligent 'n wise enough ta reckon you do.
But wif me just reckoning I's wise 'n intelligent enough ta very genuinely doubt that ya do.
Hmmm - But either ways, I's just gunna make me own decisions - Same as I's done for lotsa yrs now - Regardless of wotever noisiness comes outa all youse tools ...
A Professional Demographer to an amateur demographer:"negative natural increase will never outweigh the positive net migration"
Oh......Conveniently Ignore the BOJ and RBA Papers......
Guess that stuffs to hard for some one of your limited intellect to grasp so just call it all cut and paste......Shall we.
No - it is you that conveniently ignore the RBA and the Governor when it suits your narrative. Hey look I can “cut and paste”, use bold and colour font too! Does that now make me a “gun trader"
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While there are still plenty of risks in the world economy, Dr Lowe believes it is in better shape than it has been for some time. The "animal spirits" of the business world which have been missing for quite a while "might just be starting to come back", he told the Crawford Australian Leadership Forum at the Australian National University in Canberra on Monday. Dr Lowe expects economic growth in Australia will be a bit stronger over the next couple of years. "The pick-up in the global economy is helping us," he said. https://www.centralnews.com.au/@breaking-news/2017/06/19/34831/rba-boss-expects-stronger-growth-ahead
Not according to your good mates at LF Economics. You know them, they are the ones who predicted that before 2017 was over house prices would crash and one of the big four banks would be in ruins. You can check that on the wall of shame that is currently being discussed here. You should paper the lounge room walls with that chart.
Presently, the yield curve is indicating there is no recession on the horizon. This is despite anaemic levels of real GDP growth, kept in positive territory only by our disgraceful population Quantitative Easing, public sector deficits, household sector dis-saving and record levels of private debt. Although shocks can swiftly make an impact, at face value, it appears the economy will keep lumbering through without recession any time soon.
Wahooo - I can cut and paste too.
Take risks - if you win you will become wealthy, if you lose you will become wise
In the event that you're wrong Simon, what happens next?
Do you buy a house knowing you're paying significantly more due to your screw up?
Do you continue to rent until you move into a retirement home?
Sure you could keep saying a crash is coming and if it does come say 20 years from now, you'll still have been better off buying today since whatever price it crashes to in 20 years from now will be still more expensive than today's prices, so that's not really a win. So it gets to a point where even if a crash comes, you didn't profit.
So just wondering, what is your game plan in the event that you're wrong and how will you know you're wrong in advance? Or will it just be it is too late and you miss out?
In the event that you're wrong Simon, what happens next?
Do you buy a house knowing you're paying significantly more due to your screw up?
Do you continue to rent until you move into a retirement home?
Sure you could keep saying a crash is coming and if it does come say 20 years from now, you'll still have been better off buying today since whatever price it crashes to in 20 years from now will be still more expensive than today's prices, so that's not really a win. So it gets to a point where even if a crash comes, you didn't profit.
So just wondering, what is your game plan in the event that you're wrong and how will you know you're wrong in advance? Or will it just be it is too late and you miss out?
Simon isn't going to buy a house, he's just here to troll.
Take risks - if you win you will become wealthy, if you lose you will become wise
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