The horror.....

Not sure about the Housing Market in NSW but in South East Queensland it
certainly has not "tanked"

http://www.rpdata.net.au/news/rp/RP...operty_Value_Indices_release_Mar_09_FINAL.pdf

Falls in housing values are somewhat modest in my view, and at least in
Brisbane are mostly in housing stock above $450,000.

I would certainly prefer to have my money in the property market than in the
share market.

Boxer

 

I'd prefer to have it in cash investments rather than property though...


G-S

 

You're weaseling (again).

Are you asserting that the higher the cost, the higher carbon
footprint, or are you not? Or are you now sitting on the fence? Make
up your mind.

But I quite like Theo's Theorem anyway, because "it is likely" that
the rich are more polluting than the poor. So all we got to do is use
these new draconian laws to make the rich a declared organisation and
lock them up. When they're in jail, they're not spending any money,
ergo, according to Theo's Theorem, "it's unlikely" that they'll have
much of a carbon footprint, eh...

I like it... elegant...


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Onya bike

Gerry

 

All right, I'll admit it: I'm basing my opinion solely on intuition,
supposition and guesswork.

I'll bet you $1 that the All Ordinaries Index will be lower on 7 April
2012 than it is today, though.


BTH

 

Make it a beer and you're on.

JL

 

Is that $1 now dollars or $1 2012 dollars (worth $0.02 now).

 

It's unlikely that inflation could soar to 50% per annum but be that
as it may, a beer will still be a beer in April 2012 regardless of the
number of dollars associated with the purchase.

JL
(hence the request to make the bet 1 beer)