@Kacper_PK_CH Agree. Most are more interested in sharing than learning an edge worth sharing ! But also markets are a relative human competition, so it’s useful to reach the point you’re not learning from others!
@austin_fit76995 The mechanisms he describes also allow for the controlled demolition of sub-systems, not just systemic implosion. This is perhaps more likely over shorter timeframes.
@duediligenceguy Have to say I agree and got out (up 60%) on the way down the first time for this exact reason. I held Ruth (supply / inventory issues) but NOT used in cats and it’s up 100% … the world is going to hell, who’s got money for cars ?!
@ausstockchick There is always a property somewhere where someone who doesn’t care or can’t do a deal. In our case we have been in the deal 3 years, don’t have to renovate it to get money back as the stuff around from o/s is not worth it, but it does leave $ on the table for someone else
@ausstockchick I’m about to sell the worst property in a good suburb (Dianella) MIP. My client is in Europe and I’m in Asia and neither of us can be bothered. There would likely be double profit from 50-100k reno spend. Buy from the 3D’s - death, divorce, de bank and improve then sell.
@FinanceLancelot@shanaka86@nikitabier Do you invest after reading the newspaper or do you go and UNDERSTAND the sector or company? You seem to care more about source than the factors and the extent to which you’ve verified them. Which is the equivalent of judging food by the chef name.