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actually you have edited the chart yet again in your photobucket account and saved it with the same name to ensure any previous posts with that link now show your sanitised version of history. I guess this is how you try to support your 80-90 % claim of prediction accuracy. What you didn't...

edit: oh dear, Shadow edited his own photobucket chart to pretend he always had 2016 as the peak... sadly for him, the original chart he posted is still visable, on googlecache as well as his own photobucket account... That is a pretty low act Shadow. [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG]

well done with this prediction... shame it was changed 1 day later by yourself, then, there is the 2010 prediction you also posted elsewhere... 1M by 2013... opps. Let me guess, that one was not a prediction.. because it was completly wrong ? :rolleyes:

bump to show more detail of the prediction 8 posts later

lol... aww terry, you are confusing the 'vibe' of the act with the actual words... Shadow does not work that way.

Can you actually cite the test case for this situation that proves the banks are not able to enforce a clause that defines 'default' that they have in the contract ? (as demonstrated on the non-regulated mortgages). If not, then you are just offering conjecture on the outcome and nothing...

Honestly Shadow, I think it's time to drop this bone. It is now across two forums and the outcome certainly looks similar.

Sounds like the perfect deal... for the buyer, not the seller.. If I was in your situation I would do the maths and make a simple choice. As others have pointed out, all the risk is on you... if anything goes wrong with the company, the economy, the application to develop or indeed, the...

A good story, and a fine example of how it would be wrong to enforce any kind of rule on underquoting with no consideration of unusual events. However, having read this thread, may I point out that most house sales are not unusual, and thus, while your story is interesting, it is not a good...

I have large doubts that I will see my Superannuation... there is a reasonable amount in it, however it will be anything between 10 and 15 years before I am able to get my hands on it. We set up SMSF to wrestle some control over it, and have indeed bought Gold and Silver with a small part to...

In short, yes. We bought one last year while we were visiting the US... then went straight into an electronics store and bought a converter ($40) ... a simple adapter will not work as the motor will operate at ~ twice the speed due to the voltage/amperage difference and burn out as a result...

Sigh.. oddly enough, I did not see WA complaining when the mining slump was happening and the benifits of being part of a larger community came back to them. WA has every right to take it's fair share of Australia's wealth... that does not mean it has every right to take an exact portion...

Yes it is a similar concept... just rewards construction higher than speculation of old stock... good point on the shoddy building with limited life spans (aka Gold Coast :D )... building standards and inspections would need to be adhered to. Would any Investors be interested in this kind...

so we should make tax rules fair with a purpose of 'actual effectiveness', but exclude 'poor old moms and investors' ? :confused:

I would agree with both of these comments... Especially b). In fact I would go further... have no change to -ve gearing rules at all, except for properties that are older than 5 years. 5 years - 75% 7 years - 50% 10 years 25% What we need are rules that push investors towards...

Can you please post this entire dataset that you are quoting... I was under the impression that the entire data set of 2010 was not available to you or myself so your obvious confidence of this 2.5% for all of 2010 is interesting. Thanks. btw... I believed that BD was ringing alarm...

Just to fill others in on the alternate viewpoint. BlackDragon (an insider in the real estate business) was one of those blowing the whistle on the fudging of numbers. (As was one of the largest independent auction houses in Sydney)...

CHRISTOPHER JOYE: Property prices do fall. One of the stunning results that we found is that one in four Australian families loses money in real terms when they come to sell their home. So, you know, residential real estate is not the sure bet that many people would have us believe. care to...

I agree with the 1st paragraph... I respectfully disagree with the 2nd... At a point in history where almost every other western country is experiencing asset price deflation due to a debt/credit crisis... who would 'hedge' their bets by purchasing rather expensive assets of the same...

an uptick in the share market means: UPTICK (noun) The noun UPTICK has 1 sense: 1. a transaction in the stock market at a price above the price of the preceding transaction Familiarity information: UPTICK used as a noun is very rare. It does not mean it's time to buy because the next...