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people? probably. hard to know, because people might buy one house, or two. people will also buy 5000 shares in a mid cap, because its a relatively low entry cost investment. hedge funds will buy 5000000 shares in a large cap over a two week period, and yet a super fund might only be exposed to...

im not suggesting that money shloshes around from one side of the tub to the other without interference and pure fluidity....but i do understamd your point. im saying that as time passes, and as people look over their portfolio performances over the past few years, they are likely to realise...

its more a figure of speech than a diagrammatical representation. money wont just flow out of a very liquid siruation like the stock market and then into a very illiquid asset like property. however, as people start to realise the lack of return in bonds and stocks, their attentionis...

well....no, not with any great conviction, anyway. i am only talking about this country though. i cant take data back to the 1880s because we start getting back into the wool boom period, which is an anomoly, like 2000-2008 across australia. before that money wasnt something dished out...

yo might want to check how they got their lawyers to structure their Chapter 13 bankruptcy form. corzine got away scott free, jp morgan got their silver and clients lost their money and deliverables. oh, and corzine is still financial consultant to the obama administration. oh, and corzine is...

.....and an extension of that is if they want to rent, someone still has to buy the asset they are renting. im not sure what you mean by your last paragraph, though.

MF Global springs to mind?

Louise Yamada - Secular Bear Market in stocks until 2022 with stocks, i've been saying we've been in a holding pattern for the past few years. it's plainly obvious - we have support on the down side and resistance on the upside and the market has been rangebound since late 2009 ish. this...