Depends what cap one is wearing
Agree. I have commented significantly in the Melbourne Cooling thread:
http://www.somersoft.com/forums/showpost.php?p=687972&postcount=55
http://www.somersoft.com/forums/showpost.php?p=687972&postcount=55
Enzo, cash in term deposits as a transient home is a risk management tool, whilst a better home (sic) is found for those funds whether by direct cash investing or leveraging up into different assets that provide cashflow.
What inflation do you foresee here?
The US is likely to deflate and whilst we won't necessarily contract meningococcal out of their fiscal infections, it ain't gonna be a bed of roses here either.
We are in better shape to weather storms here and thank goodness for China, but storms they are and with the changing winds we need to set a different sail and don life jackets just in case
The yipee kayay tone of your posts that I've read thus far relies on speculation of continuing rapid capital appreciation. The rodeo ended in March/April.
The same applies to those that are of a pro property slant as well
Agree. I have commented significantly in the Melbourne Cooling thread:
http://www.somersoft.com/forums/showpost.php?p=687972&postcount=55
http://www.somersoft.com/forums/showpost.php?p=687972&postcount=55
Enzo, cash in term deposits as a transient home is a risk management tool, whilst a better home (sic) is found for those funds whether by direct cash investing or leveraging up into different assets that provide cashflow.
What inflation do you foresee here?
The US is likely to deflate and whilst we won't necessarily contract meningococcal out of their fiscal infections, it ain't gonna be a bed of roses here either.
We are in better shape to weather storms here and thank goodness for China, but storms they are and with the changing winds we need to set a different sail and don life jackets just in case
The yipee kayay tone of your posts that I've read thus far relies on speculation of continuing rapid capital appreciation. The rodeo ended in March/April.