Not US cash. Buy US assets, but wait for stock correction. It is bound to have one soon. I have kept buying US stocks since The day i came to Australia . Historically US always first in and first out of recession. It looks like history is going to repeat itself again.
Not US cash. Buy US assets, but wait for stock correction. It is bound to have one soon. I have ke ...
Lee, how life in Canada? its been a long time!
I have missed the boat of buying US assets. I didn't pay much attention to the idea of one of my mentors who he bought lots of US houses and shares since 2011. US houses are now a bit too late. Plus its too hard and too expensive for me to manage in Aus.
Stock correction will be very soon I agree. I think Australia market has now more chances compare to US.
Cash up and waiting for the crush
Lee, how life in Canada? its been a long time!
I have missed the boat of buying US assets. I didn ...
I spent most of time in China after i left Australia. Come to visit Canada when'd you have time.
Don't worry one opportunity passed and another one will come. Just wait and be ready.
I sold some risky stocks and hold on cash and defensive stocks. I don't think there is a crush but a correction is a sure thing. Stock market is moving too far than economic data can sustain.
I bought stock of a Canadian company who buy and mange US residential and commercial properties. It is doing very well so far. You may find some Australian companies doing same business. Saving hassle to manage your own property.
atraveller 发表于 12-3-2014 22:58
I spent most of time in China after i left Australia. Come to visit Canada when'd you have time.
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I would love to visit Canada. But too much things going on.
For shares I'm still doing just research and will jump on only if there is a major correction. There is a lot of resource producing company are good valued but I'm expecting even better value later on. Will stay away from the small company too.
央行在不久的将来可能要降息了。
原话摘了两段如下,很隐晦,大家品品
Low interest rates were working to support demand, although it was difficult to judge the extent to which this would offset the expected substantial decline in mining investment and the effect of planned fiscal consolidation.
Notwithstanding a pick-up in growth around the turn 2014, GDP growth was expected to be below trend over the next year or so, rising gradually thereafter.