Fiscal trogolytes and property values

[Aaron Sice]

Hiya red hot chillie my call on the asx reaching 2200 in October 2009 is looking a tad conservative don't you think with all the bad news

who cares? if you think it will head that way the take a spread of a hedged CFD position and profit from it! let your emini positions run to the downside!

do you just enjoy making dire predictions and rubbing it in the face of those that have positions in it?

because you're coming across very spiteful now. you keep pulling tidbits from here, poofteenths from there, assembling it into some random junk pile of information and calling it "reason".

2200 on the ASX might be possible. just because people don't agree with you doesn't make them a

sock puppy

......?????

why does everyone have to agree with your ramblings? you keep bagging people for "not seeing the light", and yet you refuse to listen to reason from the other side.

i am so done wasting bandwidth with this trogoldyte.

caves are cosy, and reasonably radiation proof. you don't even need an al-foil helmet to protect you from the aliens' mind probes. lots of friendly little critters to talk to as well. and spam with peanut butter tastes awesome.

 

[yorke]

do you just enjoy making dire predictions and rubbing it in the face of those that have positions in it?

His property predictions have gone bad so now he is turning his attention to ASX, maybe he'll have better luck with them.

because you're coming across very spiteful now. you keep pulling tidbits from here, poofteenths from there, assembling it into some random junk pile of information and calling it "reason".

Envious people can get very spiteful. Must be very frustrating for poor NR to see another long term D&Ger just bought a house over the weekend despite all that rhetoric about overpriced houses as late as Friday. If that wasn't bad enough to upset him Craig James comes out to say that,
http://www.news.com.au/business/story/0,27753,25093206-31037,00.html

While the global downturn is far bigger than the 2001 slowdown, it is not out of the question that Australia could avoid recession yet again,"

and

Mr James also said Australian house prices were unlikely to fall.

"Despite gloom and doom predictions, house prices haven't slumped in Australia," he said.

So much for NR's predictions of a 50% crash.

you keep bagging people for "not seeing the light", and yet you refuse to listen to reason from the other side.

"The light" he sees is from the headlights of a bus full of FHBs heading for the nearest RE office.