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my exposure is about 9 years, but my research goes back a lot further than that...

who cares where it starts? one will eventually flow onto the other.

and you watch - it was his view all along and he was misunderstood and misquoted... considering how insanely incorrect he was about the "crash" - now i'm worried about buying because he reckons there'll be a boom - how wrong can he get it this time?

remind me i owe you a pint next time i'm in mexico - sorry, i mean over east. :D

and if the world didn't have money, would the US still want to own it? what if gold didn't exist - would Caifornia and Kalgoorlie exist today? seriously Bill....?! or am i missing sarcasm there? sorry, but WA is a big dirty hole in the ground where lots of cool stuff comes out on the back of...

and on goes flame suit....:p

EVERYONE's issue is with the RBA. i personally have always maintained it's theft and wealth confiscation on a grand level. how can they be spouting on about inflation requiring rate rises, when rate rises are a root cause inflation? it's that hyperinflation/deflation argument again...

hand up here! i bought when bank rates were 6.25% and allowed a 1.5% buffer for 7.75%. rates were 8.75% with my bank at the top - so yes, i was struggling!!!!

man i love these graphs. you whip out some doosies sometimes WW!!!

what does it matter? both would be exposed to any upswing in prices. it's all just conjecture and heresay and spitting hairs for economic theory and/or opinion. discounting super / smsfs - i reckon there'd be hundreds of thousands of people out there with $1000 in the bank. i reckon there'd be...

and some keep land - how is that any different? WW - did you miss the threads about how silly the RBA were for trying to control imported inflation? mmmmm - sell when others are greedy, buy when fearful. is now a time to sell?

nasty pastie.

seriously - i think you've had your fill.

Q1 2010 now - haven't you heard? apparently the usual Sept/Oct profit taking on worldwide stockmarket is the beginning of the end. again.

so i missed PetroCeltic and RyanAir - geez, my mistake....:rolleyes: those 99p flights glasgow to dublin must have a great profit margin. they're still heavily financial as their close cousins the UK. have you seen the current UE figures for Ireland...

but ireland has nothing to offer the world except guiness, potatoes and bad financial advice. australia has uranium, tantalum, coal, gas, gold, iron ore, pig iron, nickel, copper, lithium and a not too bad property market.

sorry what's the argument? it's all irrelevant - keen admitted he was wrong. seems economists are the people with lesser knowledge about the economy than everyone else. i'm glad i stuck to my guns with NR. his posts were so apocalyptic is was borderline insanity. given, he had the smarts o...