just 1 question 10 years ago... wat is the monthly salary a fresh graduate from uni? and wat is the monthly salary for a fresh graduate now?

Good point.

Don't forget inflation, 10 years ago with a salary of 2k could buy you say 2000 loaves of bread, now 2k can only buy you 500 loaves of bread.

It seems like we are not having a stagnant income growth, we are having a negative real income growth.

categorically agreed with ur comment, and dun be surprised, they may go on and pass the bill.

Who cares? what they wan? they wan transactions, they wan speculations, they wan spending, stamp duty. and what they can do, verbally asked u to tighten ur waist with tali, but on another hand, encourage 100% financing, just take a look at the 1st house scheme.

when it become a trend in community, many will take it as "normal", this is bolehland.

As mentioned earlier, those are also factors that may affect the pricing of our property. not only low interest rate, low real property gain tax, unlimited purchase by foreigners, uncontrolled pricing of new property launched by developer..

If those factors remain, and instead of curbing the hiking of Property price, they go ahead to launch "innovative" financing scheme or plan, utilising ur EPF for loan repayment bla bla...,  I dont see how the transactions in property will be reduced.

bro, thats the reality. most rich ppl are connected/linked...u know what i mean...

now they said coming budget to help low income group..sound scary to me, i was thinking what about those fall outside low income group 

This is the most basic mistake for people buying shares.
Once the share price goes down they keep it, thinking it will go back up again in the future.
Unfortunately sometimes it doesn't.

Even afford to lose but still heart pain le brother ... It's hard earn money after all