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Forum: Australia
Apr 10th 2010, 5:31 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

But that's not the principle reason he's doing it ;)

I think a few on here remind us from time to time. Nobody seems to remind us the warning he gave which has led to him climbing Kosciuszko.
Forum: Australia
Apr 10th 2010, 3:49 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Isn't he climbing Kosciuszko at the moment? :lol:
Forum: Australia
Apr 9th 2010, 11:21 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

As they have raised the percentages required as a deposit and tightened other lending rules; I think you can say they have taken some notice.
Forum: Australia
Apr 9th 2010, 10:41 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Replace the word bubble with boom and it would sound just like the UK and US ;) :lol:
Forum: Australia
Mar 14th 2010, 10:37 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Come on. Name and shame them. :D
Forum: Australia
Mar 10th 2010, 6:28 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

But what would have happened if you'd bought Enron instead. :D
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 9:52 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Fair enough :)
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 7:25 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

The post was in response to a quote that started "The growth..." so I had to assume he meant growth. Maybe he could clarify.
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 7:05 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

I think asprilla meant that those factors drive growth. Some of you seem to have interpreted this as factors that drive a bubble. Not the same thing.

Has anyone actually said "it's different"?
Forum: Australia
Mar 6th 2010, 4:26 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

It'll happen sometime. I can be sure of that. :D
Forum: Australia
Mar 6th 2010, 1:36 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Anyone who predicts a housing bubble bursting will eventually be right. :D
Forum: Australia
Mar 5th 2010, 10:28 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Okay. Here some posting stats.

swigski 16.32%
ABCDiamond 24.90%
MartinLuther 6.22%
Amazulu 1.80%


Oh bugger. Those are all wrong now I've posted this. :unsure:
Forum: Australia
Mar 2nd 2010, 9:57 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

At most it can only own the reflection.
Forum: Australia
Feb 22nd 2010, 11:01 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

:blink:
Forum: Australia
Feb 22nd 2010, 10:12 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

It's shocking how the Australian media keeps talking up the market. I mean, it's just screaming from the front pages. :unsure:
Forum: Australia
Feb 17th 2010, 11:01 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Time for a group hug again ((((:)))))
Forum: Australia
Feb 15th 2010, 6:29 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Biggest advantage to me is that the wife can't nick CC but does nick cash. No point having cash in the wallet if I don't get to use it :lol:

In reality I just find the CC easier to use than cash....
Forum: Australia
Feb 15th 2010, 4:57 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

That's a good point. On average I've probably got something like $3.5k on my CC but I pay it off every month.
Forum: Australia
Feb 15th 2010, 4:30 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Maybe people are using credit cards to pay their rent? :unsure:
Forum: Australia
Feb 15th 2010, 3:27 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Yeah. I can see what you've done.
Forum: Australia
Feb 15th 2010, 3:23 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Very wise. The market was very bearish at that time. I'd say that last year's astronomical increase has taken many by surprise.
Forum: Australia
Feb 15th 2010, 3:18 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

With you now. Sorry I read that too quick.

The tax rate will depend on how the joint income is made up. If they are equal then the tax rate would be about 22% overall including medicare. If it...
Forum: Australia
Feb 15th 2010, 2:34 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

So how does it compare to your experience of the Melbourne market in March 2008?

I think it was very bearish at that time. How about you?
Forum: Australia
Feb 15th 2010, 2:33 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

I thought it was poor too. The number of low doc arrears have gone up by 50%. So have they gone up from 1% to 1.5% (nothing to worry about there) or have they gone from 20% to 30% (big worry there)?
Forum: Australia
Feb 15th 2010, 2:14 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,366
Posted By MartinLuther

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

I wasn't suggesting it was a comparison. I was just trying to make head or tail of the figures.

At that sort of net income the tax rate would be just under 25% is that what you used?

I'm still...
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