Which state do you think will fall the most in the next 2 years ?

[Nathan]

Project,

I tend to agree about the perception of another boom in the softer affordable states like NSW where u can find the cheapies still.

They are drying up fast.

 

[ILoveProperty]

Do you think I know? I might but I would not want to spoil your fun by telling.

Jim Puplava is willing to voice an opinion though:
http://www.netcastdaily.com/broadcast/fsn2009-0502-3b.mp3

Not very specific - there are lots of commodities. So ALL of them will form the next bubble? Anyone want to go into more detail?

and funny song - Obama man can

 

[Sunfish]

Not very specific -

Puplava is an economics commentator not a tip-sheet author which is what I look for. I need these guys to point me in the right direction, beyond that I do my own thing.

If you want to narrow things down a bit listen to James Dines in this week's FSN and read Jim Rogers. You may then reach the same conclusion I have: It really is "just stuff".

 

[ILoveProperty]

Thanks. Will have to investigate further.
Had a quick listen to first few minutes - seems to make sense. Especially long term. (and even short term - eg. EXT has been good to me)

Sorry for being off topic

 

[Glenn]

Hi All,

2 years ago, at the height of the property boom in Perth, one of our neighbouring homes sold for $610,000. The same house is on the market for $850,000 now.

6 months ago, I begun working for a residential builder, specialising in renovations to heritage homes....we are very busy. I don't know if this is because we are good at winning, doing, and finishing work, or not focusing on the R word.

Glenn