By: wealthforusall
27/10/2009
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Everything on the up and up!
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Ten centres tipped for property boom
Monday October 26, 2009, 4:09 pm
Ten key regional centres in Australia are positioned to experience booming property prices as the economy recovers, a real estate researcher says.
Real estate forecaster Terry Ryder has tipped the Western Australian resource boom towns of Port Hedland and Karratha to again grow strongly while agriculture and tourism are tipped to benefit Orange in NSW and north west of that state.
In his "National top 10 Boom Town Hotspots" report Mr Ryder recommends investing in the cities of Bunbury in WA and Newcastle in New South Wales.
The remaining eight towns to make it into the list include Ceduna in South Australia, Gladstone in Queensland, Geraldton, Port Hedland and Karratha in WA, Portland in Victoria, Orange and the north-west of NSW.
Mr Ryder also warned investors to shy away from buying in "pure mining towns".
He said investors could benefit from Australia's new wave of mining by focusing on strategically located regional centres that were set to benefit from major new projects.
"While investors who get in early can make big capital gains, most mining towns exist in a bubble, which can burst if demand for resources drops, the local mine closes or housing demand falls away after construction of a major project is completed," Mr Ryder said in a statement.
Mr Ryder is the director of the property website www.hotspotting.com.au.
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By: packofnutters
25/10/2009
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I see the nutters have finally pushed themselves over the edge!
Not realizing in their ignorance that a tactic that works for some, definitely backfires for them.
I'd say from the looks of things ,they have buried them selves in it up to their eyeballs!
Im waiting for the inevitable fireworks for when the train has well and truly run off the tracks!
Although with the flood waters rising the way they are i'm guessing it will come to a slow grinding standstill and remain buried in the mud!
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By: lasty49
20/10/2009
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"That right we are very to have Bushfires,droughts, rising salt levels etc. But most of all we are blesssed with ignorance and stupidity."
Dont you mean P Wong & K Rudd? |
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By: peterdeeter
20/10/2009
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| That right we are very to have Bushfires,droughts, rising salt levels etc. But most of all we are blesssed with ignorance and stupidity. |
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By: delerious1982
19/10/2009
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I always find it interesting reading these types of posts. People who are blindly optimistic and others who are negative.
We have been extremly lucky given how well Australia has fared during the GFC which has destroyed many overseas countries. Posting that all is good because share prices are rising is silly as share prices as we all know go up and down all the time.
Personally I look for more real signs on the economy such as job advertisments, less people talking about losing their jobs, shops been busy, peak hour traffic getting busier and trains been packed out. These are real signs on the economy rather than historical numbers. |
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By: packofnutters
10/10/2009
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AND the good news keeps coming...
Jobless rate will have others green with envy
The latest employment data is not only a stunning result, but it suggests the Australian economy has executed another critical turning point. And it is a surprise double act that will have other...
ABC Business News - Thursday October 8, 2009, 4:20 pm
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By: packofnutters
9/10/2009
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ALL GOOD BELOW;
Australia leaves Europe, UK, US in its wake
The remarkable about-face of Australia's economy is provoking envy from other developed nations still mired in recession. Yesterday, economists were caught off guard when the jobless rate...
ABC Business News - Friday October 9, 2009, 3:08 pm
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By: guy.longshank1
9/10/2009
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packofnutters
I know you post offensive comment merely to obtain recognition you lonely freek.
So here is some for you -
Do put a sock in it and crawl back to your slimey hole HECKLER! Nobody but you posts such outlandishly offensive and poor mannered comment on these BLOG's using multiple fake ID's... Be gone foul TROLL!! |
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By: packofnutters
9/10/2009
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I see the nutters on the negative blog are back to their old tricks of complaining and moaning to YAHOO about any poster who disagrees with them .
Maybe they should all move to China.!I think they'd have a lot in common!
Their gruesome psyche frequently displaying paroxysm is the measure by which readers ascertain their lack of mental stability.
Their joint continual denial to accept that Australia has performed very well and is continuing to do so,is evidence and very similar to religious fervour indulged in by some extremists currently masqerading in our society,hell bent on causing trial and tribulations for decent,moral and hardworking citizens.
Back to the good news:
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AAP - Friday October 9, 2009, 10:04 am
Henry predicts strong economic forecasts
The Australian economy has performed better than expected and the next set of government forecasts will reflect that view, Treasury Secretary Ken Henry says."It is no secret that the next...
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Australasian Investment Review - Friday October 9, 2009, 8:27 am
Labour Market Improves, Economy Into Recovery Mode
There is no way Reserve Bank Governor Glenn Stevens and the rest of the central bank's board would have expected to have this week's rate rise vindicated so quickly and so emphatically. But...
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Reuters Finance News, Australia - Friday October 9, 2009, 8:23 am
Australia shares seen up on economy optimism
SYDNEY, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Australian stocks may get a boost on Friday after a strong start to the U.S. company earnings season boosted sentiment over a recovery, with resources stocks set to gain on...
AND THE LIST GOES ON!
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By: keepmesignedin@ymail.com
5/10/2009
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It is astounding how many self centred, selfish posters there are on the 'negative' blog.
They really do take everything in this country for granted.
You would think that everything that has happened in the last few weeks in our neighbour countries, would make them realize how lucky we are and that because we ALL live on such a fragile and volatile planet,it is more necessary than ever to work together.
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By: keepmesignedin@ymail.com
4/10/2009
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IT IS NOT TRUE
that disaster looms in AUSTRALIA,
There are quite a few other places in a very bad and distressed state today,after the earthquakes and hurricanes,
We should be very gratefull,and realize how lucky we are to live in AUSTRALIA.
Good night Everyone.
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By: keepmesignedin@ymail.com
3/10/2009
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spikeymxmx;
There is such a thing as over supply in any market where too many people start doing or producing the same thing because there was an original demand for it.
I would say too many developers jumped on the band wagon and expected the band to keep playing indefinitely,which is not a very good approach to business just as putting all your eggs in one basket is not very wise either.
Someone with real business savvy and experience would know what im talking about.
When I was very young my father leased a farm and had us all out planting pumpkin seeds because the year before there was a shortage of pumpkins and the price had gone through the roof.
So what do you think happened when all those beautiful pumpkins were ready for market?!
Yes,correct,the price had dropped so low it wasnt even worth my father taking them to the markets because there was an over supply!
Dont mistake an oversupply for being a symptom or part of a strained economy.Its a natural occurence caused by human error in business judgement,proving that most do indeed behave like sheep and that is often what gets us into trouble as a species!
Well the pumpkins didnt go completely to waste.Fortunately ,when stored correctly they last a while,and my mother became an expert at pumpkin scones,pumpkin,soup,pumpk in pie,pumpkin jam,and roast pumpkin.I think the only time we didnt eat it for the 6 months afterwards was for breakfast.
Suffice to say,its a lesson I learnt about human social behaviour when I was 7 years old.
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By: spikeymxmx
3/10/2009
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Yup people only see what they want to see! Not what the truth is? I guess you believe everything you read in the paper. Open your eyes take a look around.
I am in the building industry in Brisbane and i can tell you that the commercial sector is not fearing too well at all, I worked on a project of 32 commercial units that were completed early this year, With excellent gateway motorway exposure there has only been 5 leased out, I also worked on another block of 8 commercial units before that and they are 50% leased, and the project before that is only 20% leased. Take a drive around Brisbane and have a look at all the for lease signs up!
Try putting in a tender to win a building contract these days and be one of 6/7 maybe even 10 applicants fighting for the work!
I think it is way to early to be thinking all is on the mend.
Unemployment numbers are still on the rise, the recent retail sales data is only the usual yearly spike when all the big retailers put on their toy sales, we all know the lead up-to Christmas is always good for retail.
Real estate is only being fuelled in the Brisbane area by the FHOG, rental prices Have eased about 10% due to the influx of people getting into the property market, Many of the younger generation are getting into their first home using their parents property as collateral to get a loan. All this has caused an over supply of rental properties. I get rental property alerts daily from realestate.com with anywhere from 15 to 25 new rental properties listed in my area of Brisbane, a year ago I used to only get an alert every 2nd or 3rd day for maybe 3/5 new listings, probably not the figures those who have purchased property for an investment wanted to hear!
The stimulus has been a great help but I wonder how long the government can keep propping up the market.
I would suggest april next year would be a good time to make proper assessment on the state of a recovey |
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By: perceptions_new
3/10/2009
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may as well post it again for everyone to read !
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Australasian Investment Review - Friday October 2, 2009, 8:29 am
The Australian dollar has recovered sharply from its lows last year reflecting a combination of $US weakness, stronger commodity prices and the likelihood Australia will be the first major...
The Commonwealth Bank, like so many other Australian groups, has ridden the rebounding in markets very nicely. The shares have more than doubled from the lows of just over $24 reached in late...
Judging by the comments on Monday from Governor Glenn Stevens, the Reserve Bank has concerns the economy might be stronger than expected, but yesterday, it seems to be about where the RBA...
World stockmarket have finished the September quarter with another round of solid gains: not as dramatic as in the June quarter, but solid nevertheless....
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By: perceptions_now
3/10/2009
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I think some people just see what they want to,not what the truth is.
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By: keepmesignedin@ymail.com
3/10/2009
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Oh yes and AUSTRALIA is in really bad shape isnt it especially with the latest news below;!!!!!
And Yes we can see how much effect Wall street has here!!!!!!!?????????;
Australasian Investment Review - Friday October 2, 2009, 8:29 am
The Australian dollar has recovered sharply from its lows last year reflecting a combination of $US weakness, stronger commodity prices and the likelihood Australia will be the first major...
The Commonwealth Bank, like so many other Australian groups, has ridden the rebounding in markets very nicely. The shares have more than doubled from the lows of just over $24 reached in late...
Judging by the comments on Monday from Governor Glenn Stevens, the Reserve Bank has concerns the economy might be stronger than expected, but yesterday, it seems to be about where the RBA...
World stockmarket have finished the September quarter with another round of solid gains: not as dramatic as in the June quarter, but solid nevertheless....
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I think some people just see what they want to,not what the truth is.
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By: perceptions_now
2/10/2009
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WALL ST IS not in Australia!
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No, but what happens there, affects the Global economy, including OZ!!! |
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By: keepmesignedin@ymail.com
2/10/2009
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WALL ST IS not in Australia!
TODAYS NEWS in Australia!
Australasian Investment Review Friday October 2, 2009, 8:29 am
Aussie Dollar's Built-In Strength
The Australian dollar has recovered sharply from its lows last year reflecting a combination of $US weakness, stronger commodity prices and the likelihood Australia will be the first major..
Economies: More Good News
The IMF is more confident about the global economy as more figures show that the Australian and Chinese economies are in solid shape, but *** an's incipient recovery continues...
CBA Cautious for 2010
The Commonwealth Bank, like so many other Australian groups, has ridden the rebounding in markets very nicely. The shares have more than doubled from the lows of just over $24 reached in late...
The Economy: Rate Watch
Judging by the comments on Monday from Governor Glenn Stevens, the Reserve Bank has concerns the economy might be stronger than expected, but yesterday, it seems to be about where the RBA..
Markets: Good Quarter, Month
World stockmarket have finished the September quarter with another round of solid gains: not as dramatic as in the June quarter, but solid nevertheless. But there are some analysts now wondering if...
AND SO IT GOES ON....
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By: rodneysaviour2
2/10/2009
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And the latest news from WALL STREET
"Stocks End Sharply Lower on First Day of Q4; Dow Down 200 Points
Stocks began the fourth quarter on a down note Thursday, falling sharply amid more signs that the economy's recovery will be slow and bumpy."
ECONOMIC DISASTER LOOMS - DON`T DUBT IT! |
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2/10/2009
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| Have you considered how lucky we all are compared to whats happened to the poor people in Samoa and Indonesia? |
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1/10/2009
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IT IS NOT TRUE THAT ECONOMIC DISASTER LOOMS
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1/10/2009
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iT IS NOT TRUE THAT ECONOMIC DISASTER LOOMS.
THAT IS A LOAD OF CODSWALLOP
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