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Yes please sell me some virtual currency. I need to go bribe Bahamut later.

Nothing childish about it. You're the in-house gold investor and we all know that; you have a link to precious metals in your signature; and you used to bring it up all the time (when clearance rates were a bit lower and gold was a bit higher).

I thought you'd be asking about what fall in gold prices? Adelaide clearance rates now near 70% (5 year highs).

Well that's precisely the point, he doesn't say anything about it. Let alone sell his property before a boom to buy some.

Well Aaron wouldn't tell people to invest in gold

Yea well Aaron makes more money from his properties' cap growth than his mortgage brokerage business.

He would've made a killing on bitcoins. But lose it all back on gold.

Melbourne was booming in 09/10. That's 3 years ago. Your friends missed the boom and tried to sell into a falling market in 2011.

I'll make some predictions too. China will crash. ALP will win government. There will be WWIII. Remember you heard it here first.

For the high income ones (as some people call themselves in the SMH comments section) on probably a whooping $100k salary, the occasional Zegna suit and A Testoni shoes. And who would wear a watch that is anything other than Patek, AP, Jaeger or Blancpain when you're on that sort of income...

Yea well. With prosperity comes the need for PS4s, Xbox One, the latest Pentium 4 computers to make sure high definition blu-ray play at the best quality on the Sony Ultra HD television equipped with state-of-the-art Harman Kardon surround sound speakers. And all this better sync with the...

As a 27 year old Gen Y, I am fairly certain that (at the risk of tarring everyone), it probably describes 75% of the generation.

"The baby boomers got everything cheap and their parents helped them out creating a generation of spoilt brat baby boomers who had everything easy, including housing affordability. Then they have the audacity to blame us for being lazy when there are no real jobs available and we are confronted...

Looking for a place to rent. But alas, rents in Sydney are pretty pricey now. I'm sure he's still teaching economics in Sydney. Look at all the angry Gen Ys (see comments)...