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yep thats true. so how did you manage to time to get out of the geared fund before the crash? I mean the fund manager didn't do it, so I guess you did? and since you don't have the time to watch it, I wonder how you faired?

again, you a re wrong. all my shares have been growing very well and in a strong uptrend. I'm not holding/buying any downtrending shares. i dont really care what they do in the short term, its only entertainment value watching them. I will be holding these shares for long term. however its nice...

actually the miners I got yesterday is kicking ***! but the market isn't to excited today.

yep I had the same feeling in 2005, sold my IP, and since then missed out on $200k growth. now I believe in not selling quality IP's rather redraw equity for other investments. anyway gates are open, and sun is shining on the market today.

I suggest you take a chill pill. This is a public discussion, and not only for YOUR benefit. No body asked to be told that your selling your property either, so if you dont want discuss the transaction your doing, dont bring it up. Obviously your mr know it all, and dont need to be here. so...

if its a good property I would not be selling, cause your transaction costs will kill any 'extra' profit you might make in shares.

your averaging your entry down. unless your view is the whole economy is going to go bust, averaging your way into a index fund is not a losing strategy.

pity your wasting your time paying fund managers, cause 80% of them under perform the index.

even better, sell out of the 'losing position' and invest in a fully priced property along with the rest of the herd. be careful not to get trampled though when property has a tough run after 12 months of rocket growth. Certainly you don't expect property to continue with double digit growth...

leave the money in the index fund, and continue to contribute each week. this way you average down your holding purchase price. no point in selling now, as property has run hard over the last 12 months, and would suggest will not do as well during the next 12 months, especially with...