Hi Dazz
I'm with you on the below and you seem to have bucketloads of both cashflow and capital growth following your strategy
But how does an average wage earner/investor chasing their personal final stepping stone, follow your chosen strategy and cross the bridge to early retirement?
Like many, I read the posts and think, great, cool, excellent, wunderbar....but how can I apply that to my personal situation to benefit (yeh, I know, Marsha, Marsha, Marsha..its all about me )
From the age recently re: average wage
And Mining (Oil&Gas probably more)
I'm with you on the below and you seem to have bucketloads of both cashflow and capital growth following your strategy
But how does an average wage earner/investor chasing their personal final stepping stone, follow your chosen strategy and cross the bridge to early retirement?
.....or control a portfolio where the equity increase every year is 100x the size of what you incur every year to live in NTDD.....and then who gives a rats....
Like many, I read the posts and think, great, cool, excellent, wunderbar....but how can I apply that to my personal situation to benefit (yeh, I know, Marsha, Marsha, Marsha..its all about me )
From the age recently re: average wage
The average wage in Western Australia jumped 7.7 per cent in a year to $75,592, compared with 4 per cent growth in NSW, to $68,182.
And Mining (Oil&Gas probably more)
Figures from the Bureau of Statistics, published yesterday, show the average full-time pay packet in mining jumped 5.9 per cent to $109,143 in the year to February.