RealAussie 🇦🇺

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@ausstockchick Is this a parody account?

No one has this level of cognitive dissonance.

Calling a system a rigged Ponzi scheme at the same time as raging at the Government & its voters for crashing it.
Ignoraning the fact the Gov pumped it prior to budget & Ponzi participants were the voters

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@HenryAust1 @cmkusher @australian I love the pure irony of the last point. That's crazy stuff.
Treating the inability to leverage more debt as a tragic consequence of taking on too much debt in the first place 🤣

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@Blackpilled1974 @AvidCommentator That's laughable. 95% leverage is a high-risk gamble, not a human right. It's fine when government policy hurts others on the way up, but calling a national emergency when it flips the other way is pure arrogance. It just proves how recklessly stupid it was.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@contrary_owen @cmkusher Tell me you don't understand marginal pricing without telling me.
The $12T market cap is just a paper extrapolation based on last week's highest leveraged bidders.
The $3T debt is creating that $12T valuation. it's not a safety buffer, just a multiplication of the debt.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@TMFScottP Combine that with 50x leverage and you've got a Hell of an investment. Pun intended.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@Troy81195695 @cmkusher The PM has no integrity, it doesn't matter what he said.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@asxpeasant @Stormin10 Yes that's a fact but he's given no context on how he wants us to relate that question to your original topic.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@Stormin10 @asxpeasant Is this a riddle?
Are you're trying to make a point about equity cash-outs and the wealth effect? Just spell it out instead of asking rhetorical questions.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@drmcopeman @cmkusher Yes exactly. Hence making it more affordable as price pull back in relation.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@BK18699178 @cmkusher No you've got the policies mixed up.
5% deposit scheme was to encourage FHB into the market at current prices.
This new policy is to make it more affordable for FHB.
Different.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@drmcopeman @cmkusher Lending is the market, so it will be a lot easier on FHB as the market adjusts down to new borrowing capacities.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@Troy81195695 @cmkusher Turns out home buyers actually have financial prudence and assess risk unlike Aus property investors.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@contrary_owen @cmkusher I get second hand embarrassment hearing people call an extreme ddbt leveraged market, "National Wealth".

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@propertynetwork @cmkusher The only true way for something to be more affordable is a lower price.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@AvidCommentator It's completely irrelevant what the expected number is.
The fact is that it's sticking well outside the target band for too long & trimmed mean has not come down.
The expectation should be to lift rates.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@mike_g_85 @bowtiedstocks It's barely financial advice, it's a reminder to stay within the 250k per ADI government deposit insurance scheme if possible.
You're quite welcome to leave all your cash in a single institution.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@Intern07_ @rationalaussie None of those factors could stop the 2008 downturn in US and Europe.

[RealAussie 🇦🇺 @CastlEconomics]

@LSBrjl8 @rationalaussie He slammed left government policy & you called him left, then followed up with RE Propaganda 🤷
When prices drop, yields improve & houses actually become a good investment again based on cash flow instead of pure speculative gambling. Lower entry prices bring real investors back.