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  1. Bill.L

    Property doubles every 14 years, not every 7

    asdlellel, Inflation.... There is no limit on money. It is a creation of man out of thin air. Why do you think there is a limit of money to stop growth?? In the late '50's my father earned 10 pounds a week ($20 for the youngsters). Without being any more productive I can earn...
  2. Bill.L

    Property doubles every 14 years, not every 7

    Hi all, asdlellel, Why do you think they are not realistic?? What is your evidence?? What do you base this on?? bye
  3. Bill.L

    Property doubles every 14 years, not every 7

    Hi all, The problem I have with the D&G brigade is that history is bunk according to them, but the evidence they use is history, of a different time and with different actions by governments to what is happening now. Apparently less relevant history, and only parts of it, is a better guide...
  4. Bill.L

    Property doubles every 14 years, not every 7

    asdlellel, Any danger of you actually answering the question?? Another question, What makes you think that property will fall that is not based on some type of trend?? bye
  5. Bill.L

    Property doubles every 14 years, not every 7

    Hi all, Neither should I, but what the hell..... asdlellel, That is actually true, you can't prove anything will happen in the future, just give it your best guess. If you can't use past trends, what can you use??? Please asdlellel, give me something that is not based on past...
  6. Bill.L

    Property doubles every 14 years, not every 7

    Hi all, Taking 20 year look at Sydney is being a little mischievous. 1989 was near the top of the boom, while today's prices are near a low, so a 20 year look includes 2 downturns and 1 boom. In the 3 years prior to 1989, house price medians rose from $98,000 to $170,000. Simply...
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