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Prime Minister quietly issues warning on house prices; What would an ex-partner in Goldman Sachs know..?
Topic Started: 22 Jul 2017, 11:16 AM (1,942 Views)
hidflect
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The PM has to be very careful when speaking publicly because of the weight his words can have. Nothing he says is off-the-cuff; it's been debated and discussed to death before being thrown out to the media. Well be it that his name is Turnbull...

Prime Minister quietly issues warning on house prices
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hidflect
22 Jul 2017, 11:16 AM
The PM has to be very careful when speaking publicly because of the weight his words can have. Nothing he says is off-the-cuff; it's been debated and discussed to death before being thrown out to the media. Well be it that his name is Turnbull...

Prime Minister quietly issues warning on house prices
He's not talking about house prices, he's talking about all assets.

See were he said assets?
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Trollie
22 Jul 2017, 12:19 PM
He's not talking about house prices, he's talking about all assets.

See were he said assets?
So Housing isn't an Asset...... :lol

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Trollie
22 Jul 2017, 12:19 PM
He's not talking about house prices, he's talking about all assets.

See were he said assets?
You keep that head firmly embedded in the sand Trolley.

He was talking about house prices because he was answering a question on house prices.

You can confirm this by watching this video:

http://media.domain.com.au/news/federal-politics/rates-more-likely-to-go-up-than-down-pm-8225944.html


WHAT WOULD EDDIE DO? MAAAATE!
Share a cot with Milton?
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Ex BP Golly
22 Jul 2017, 08:33 PM
You keep that head firmly embedded in the sand Trolley.

He was talking about house prices because he was answering a question on house prices.

You can confirm this by watching this video:

http://media.domain.com.au/news/federal-politics/rates-more-likely-to-go-up-than-down-pm-8225944.html

Try focusing on what he said rather than what you wanted him to say.
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Trollie
22 Jul 2017, 09:08 PM
Try focusing on what he said rather than what you wanted him to say.
The PM :
"households in particular....clearly need to remember asset price movements go in two directions, particularly this is relevant to housing, I know it's been a pretty good one way bet for a time but it's going to be important for people to be prudent....high levels of indebtedness,,,, always pose a risk...".

What do you think he is saying Dolly?
Edited by Ex BP Golly, 23 Jul 2017, 08:58 AM.
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Trollie
22 Jul 2017, 09:08 PM
Try focusing on what he said rather than what you wanted him to say.


What do you think he said Tiny Troll?
Edited by Ex BP Golly, 23 Jul 2017, 12:03 PM.
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Ex BP Golly
22 Jul 2017, 09:33 PM
The PM :
"households in particular....clearly need to remember asset price movements go in two directions, particularly this is relevant to housing, I know it's been a pretty good one way bet for a time but it's going to be important for people to be prudent....high levels of indebtedness,,,, always pose a risk...".

What do you think he is saying Dolly?
That households with investments need to remember assets can move up and down. His comment isn't limited or focused on housing alone like you want to pretend.
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Trollie
23 Jul 2017, 12:04 PM
That households with investments need to remember assets can move up and down. His comment isn't limited or focused on housing alone like you want to pretend.
Are you trying to say that the Stock market will fall as well as House Price at the same time Wiping out any so called Super and savings people have.....Ouch.

It Just gets Better and Better..... :lol

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Simon_S
23 Jul 2017, 02:39 PM
Are you trying to say that the Stock market will fall as well as House Price at the same time Wiping out any so called Super and savings people have
Is that what you think i'm saying?
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