self declared experts like you have been saying property will crash since 2010, time to wake up. in the market price counts, theories count for nuts.
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Cheong your head.
Just check this link which is the chart for ETF 20 years treasury bond (symbol: TLT)
iShares 20 Year Treasury Bond E ETF Chart - Yahoo! Finance
It has fallen by more than 10% in the past 2 months. That is earth shaking for a bond which is suppose to have very low risk. It also portends a rising market interest rate in the near future. In fact, if you see the 30 years chart, it shows that an era of low, falling interest rate is just over and we are entering a new era of the inverse which is rising and higher interest rate to come.
People with some little knowledge in finance will know that interest rate is like marker that prices of all other assets will be evaluated. a changing interest rate environment from falling to rising means that all assets class will be re-evaluated in the near future.
Why do you think the government want to put cooling measures to the property market at this time? |