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  1. joeExpat

    The end game

    If the fundamentals haven't changed don't put stop loss order on your shares. Would you sell your property if it went down 10% ? Probably not, unless you saw reason for the market to dive further... so don't do it with quality shares either, unless something fundamental has changed. Spec shares...
  2. joeExpat

    The end game

    Actually it went under 28.. cause that's where I bought it :cool: Those days are gone.. for a long while at least. I suspect somewhere between -10% and +10% average total growth in the next 5 years could be a reasonable call. If some markets are down 10% already they're going to need a 22%...
  3. joeExpat

    The end game

    A successful investment but hardly "safe", it was a highly leveraged and speculative bet. High risk, but that's what you have to take to get that sort of return. Only a 10% drop in prices would have wiped out your capital & left you with a debt. It's a bit scary how many Australians might...
  4. joeExpat

    The end game

    5% CG is a very high worse case scenario, fairly optimistic really. Worse case scenario would be more like -3% for the next 10 years.
  5. joeExpat

    The end game

    another possible end game, don't get too greedy http://www.irishbankruptcyuk.com/debt_help_for_the_property_investor.html
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