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sounds like a w-w-w-whipsaw to me......:rolleyes:

i see what this is about now. it seems all the D&G'ers think that house prices will fall to 50-60-70% of their boom values. which may happen yet, i dont know because i'm not nostradamus. but there's an brewing under the surface that prices will never return, that there will never be...

Dazz is out of town. I'm sure he'll post when he gets back.

me four - i'll call him and let him know about this thread.

completely agree - i'm still waiting for this spiel we were promised over christmas as to why 2009 would be near-on the apocalypse for housing prices. but now it's 2009/2010. when will it eventuate? why? the "GFC" is not an answer, and either is ignoring my requests - for the fifth time -...

but you haven't offered ANY advice on how to weather the storm because you can't tell us WHY it's happening. how does that saying go? those that can, do, those that can't, teach.....?

how is a govt job "safe"? a whole department just got culled here in WA. i would DEARLY love to know what your business is - purely for some sort of understanding as to where on earth you're coming from. i promise - i wont even dissect it's sustainability.

well then - it's clear why i dont agree with NR - everyone knows my stance on the IMF. maybe NR IS the IMF....:rolleyes:

so, don't sell, just deleverage? why not just park all our cash in offset accounts - surely if inflation eats away at cash value, it eats away at debt based on said cash value as well, yes? so we could insure ourselves that way. there's another +ve outlook to add to the ever growing list...

just deny it! "i don't recall"...in the famous last words of Carmen Lawrence. why am i being lumped in with this "the blue sky brigade" just because i see opportunity? it seems you are hellbent on spreading doom and gloom without telling us WHY (that's right - WHY, not WHAT, not WHEN, but...