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By: jaymarcel
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The recovery is here, get ready for sharp rises in interest rates in 12 months & beyond.
If you haven't invested by Christmas you have probably left it too late to get the big gains. |
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Looks like the recovery is here & we didn't even hit recession territory.
Let the good times continue to roll. |
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| Does anyone subscribe to Harry Dent's newsletters? Opinion of them? Anyoneinterested in joining forces to share the cost of subscribing with me? I think its about 300 US$/annum. Cheers from the "tight investor of brisbane" |
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By: jaymarcel
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Now is not the time to save, for an economy to survive it requires an input of spending from the public yes YOU. So spend wisely & keep the Australian economy alive, do not fall prey to the heckler of many IDs saying now is the time to save. Get yourself out that rental property & protect your financial future by making the most of the FHOG & low interest rates, buy your first home now.
If you look into the housing market more deeply, the only sellers are the guys who lost big in the stock collapse, the rest of us intelligent property investors are buying up more property as we have lost nothing in the sharemarket & see the future is bleak for the renter, only the rich will be able to afford to buy in the city in the near future. |
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By: steveb_wilson1
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Oh for goodness sake HECKLER, (A.K.A. wealthforlife@rocketmail. com & numerous other FAKE ID`s)..
As you know only too well..
The worst has yet to come!
You see, though we may have at first escaped the worst effects of the financial storm which more severly ravaged many other countries the efforts made by our government to soften the blow of the economic disaster have layed the foundation for a long and drawn out painful economic crisis.
The "Golden Days" of prosperity for us here are well and truly over!
Increases in the number of people unemployed along with the already rising interest rates charged by banks for loans shall contribute to what I and others have been encouraging others to realise before it is too late for them to secure their financial futures...
AUSTRALIA - ECONOMIC DISASTER LOOMS
Only those who have the means to take action that shall result in their being able to secure their personal finances and so their future financial security shall avoid the worst of the recession. |
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By: steveb_wilson1
12/07/2009
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AUSTRALIA - ECONOMIC DISASTER LOOMS
Thank you for your kind words of support Richard.
Also. Just FYI - I received your email, (addressed to my other account) and shall be more than hapy to supply you with the details you requested prior to close of business tomorrow evening.
Your continued support and offers of further assistance are very much appreciated.
And firefly_au - Allow me to wish you luck (per your post concerning the purchase of stock). Would be very interested to know what you decided to purchase and why..
Let us all act cautiously this week.
Whereas stock values have mostly been contained within a narrow band for the last few weeks, my friends in the USA tell me that the market cannot "hang on" for a recovery any longer and that confidence is now faltering... Accordingly, further decline is expected to occur either this week or next.
Act now to secure your financial future. |
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By: interscreener
11/07/2009
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At this point in time, saving is a suckers game. Norway has just announced it will move to negative interest rates. The land of the risind sun wants to move to a cashless society, so it can also implement negative interest rates. Governments around the world are printing cash to 'stimulate' their debt ridden economies. Long term we are looking at hyperstagflation!
Consumers have gorged themselves on cheap money in the last decade and NOW they are savingL Too late! The game is nearly over!
No mater how you look at it, savings are the backbone of a sound economy. This is not a sound economy though. We have been suckered into the mistaken belief that high debt levels are normal. High debt levels= massive profits for the international criminal banking cartel. Now they've turned the credit spigots off and the sheep are complaining.
Australia will fall apart at the seems because we have lost our way. We have been sucked into a U.S. style consumer based lifestyle. Businesses go broke because they have unsustainable debt levels, not because people start saving.
Saving is important, but right now you would be foolish to save your money in a bank paying 3.5% when real inflation numbers are at a much higher level (if you don't think inflation is high look at the price of food, electricity and the essentials)
If you wanna know why people are losing their jobs, you might wanna get to the root of the problem; financial corruption and criminality at an unprecedented level.
The system is collapsing because it was designed to happen that way. Bid up stock and housing prices with cheap credit and when asset prices form bubble, cut off credit to markets. When markets collapse buy up assets at pennies on the dollar. This is the way the big boys play the game!
It sucks, but that's the way it is. |
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By: wealthforlife@rocketmail.com
10/07/2009
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What a load of bunkum someones been posting all over these message boards under about 10 different IDS.
They tell people to save save save etc.
That is the craziest thing I have ever read on these boards.
You all need your heads examined.
The worst thing to do when the economy is in a downturn is to stop spending.When people stop buying products,businesses go broke,people lose jobs and the whole system collapses.
You are a bunch of self serving idiots with hidden agendas,one of which is to see Australia fall apart at the seems.
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By: steveb_wilson1
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Hi everyone!
Do not be confused or upset...
But when you are told that "all is wel with the economy & now is a time to buy property"...
Laugh and say to yoruself..
Man! I aint going to believe that ... No sir! Not for one milisecond!!
For who in their right mind would seek to BUY property while all the people who make money in the industry, (property investors) are SELLING as fast as they can find a buyer...
And discounting heavily in many cases to get that sale as well!!
Think hard on this now if you are contempating a purchase of aproperty. For it may be your last chance to avoid years of debt and the resulting hardship for yourself and your family. |
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By: jaymarcel
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Good morning all,
While I've been away I see more people advising not to buy property, well my advice is dont buy shares! If we look at history & who the panicers are at the moment we notice the sharemarket players are scared of spending due to their big losses over the past year.
Where as the people in property are just buying more property (this is what is happening in Brisbane anyway). Property investors are seeing that following a fall of 5% - 10% in the property market over the last 6 months now is a great time to buy more property & lock in a long fixed rate & watch the supply/demand is do the rest. Property prices will rise & rent will rise, what financial position would you like to be in 2015, still renting at higher costs or living in your own home with 5 years paid off your mortgage.
As many have said on here the recovery will all be about Asia & we all know how this affects Oz, more $$$ |
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No I dont worry but thanks. Over the many years I have heard playful comments on both side of the Tasman. When ever theres competition between our two countries, its great, we compete strongly but are friends.
Just imagine if there was a couple of other countries of Asian background so close, then we would have something to be seriously worried about. My brood dont know who to barrack for at the footie, but when theres any problems they sure knew where they stood. Dont know what its like now though, I am referring to WW11, Korea, Vietnam, Vince |
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By: vincenthavelundstephens
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Hi All, I notice derogatory comments here about Kiwi's this stirred my memories of the 1980s. NZ Prime Minister of the time (Piggy Muldoon) while being hassled by the Aussie media when he was on a visit commentted as follows. Every Kiwi that comes to this country improves the mental and physical situation of both our countries populations.
I wonder if he also meant that every Aussie that settles in NZ the reverse happens.
There are more Aussies in KIwi pro rata to poulation size than the reverse.
I note that since the dole in NZ is lower than Aussie there is probably a better class of Aussie going to NZ than the reverse. You Aussies should work all that out if you are smart enough.
There is a glut of wealthy Yanks and and Poms settling in the Sth Island of NZ, and a previous long serving premier of NSW (Carr)bought a large holding there while he was still in office.
Having said that I have been here for forty years and have a direct family here of 21 wonder where we stand?
Oh Firefly, I dont research who owns what name, its not my problem its theirs, Cheers Mate, Vince |
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