Agreed. The hyperinflation in Zimbabwe was caused by forceful acquisition of private properties i.e. farm land. As a results, agricultural outputs went down as the original farmers were being displaced from their farms and had not been compensated at all. Subsequently, world powers like USA imposed credit freeze or other form of economic sanctions on the country. With lesser agricultural outputs and economic sanctions, Zimbabwe had little means to generate any revenue.

To become like Zimbabwe, the Malaysian government will need to confiscate our private properties. Now let us answer these two questions:
1. Do we think this is going to happen in Malaysia?
2. Most importantly, do we want this to happen?

You have to be out of your mind to answer Yes to the second question. The imagination of Red Bean Army could never be underestimated. I am being polite when I said imagination.

Don't need to become like Zimbabwe.

Become like Vietnam can already. Did you know that Vietnam real estate crashed almost 30% (and some around 50% for particular location) in the last 8 months due to oversupply and low demand? LOL.

Is Malaysia better than Vietnam? Not really IMO. All BBBBB camp desperately hope and pray for Singapore ppl to save our prop market lol.

Don't need to become like Zimbabwe.

Become like Vietnam can already. Did you know that Vietnam real estate crashed almost 30% (and some around 50% for particular location) in the last 8 months due to oversupply and low demand? LOL.

Is Malaysia better than Vietnam? Not really IMO. All BBBBB camp desperately hope and pray for Singapore ppl to save our prop market lol.

Do we have to pay GST for buying property in case barang naik implements GST?

indirectly already included on the developer materials price.

So the sale price won't kena GST, but those building materials will kena tax? If it's the case I can only see the property price will keep increasing.

Don't need to become like Zimbabwe.

Become like Vietnam can already. Did you know that Vietnam real estate crashed almost 30% (and some around 50% for particular location) in the last 8 months due to oversupply and low demand? LOL.

Is Malaysia better than Vietnam? Not really IMO. All BBBBB camp desperately hope and pray for Singapore ppl to save our prop market lol.

More and more down camp people abandon ship ! Now switch to BBB mode 

Or all these while these down camp people playing double faced ? Hoping to create fear so that less people compete with them ?

Not doing well?

Didn't I tell you it will go up to 450? Sold off already la, boy.

LMAO....go read a bit before running your mouth here. ~9% (after minus brokerage fees) in less than 2 months. Your house can ah? 

I forgot to mention also the interest rate in vietnam is superhigh. In between 13-15%. Not like ours. So cheap. In vietnam, many people couldnt afford ler. Best thing is that annual salary increment for most companies also around 15-17%. Unfortunately only for vietnamese.

you sold it? thought you are super bullish on aapl and you sold it? ok la we believe you sold it.  excellence since you realize its a falling knife.btw,  9% is underperformed compared to nasdaq, if dont know yet.
those newer propertirles only making min 60% over 3 years. some older one appreciated almost 200% and monthly tenant paying for my installment with positive cash flow. ah boy, pls do some calc on ROI to understd the profit between stocks and properties.
On stock investment,  not only depend on fundamental. also depend on vol, moving average, year or month high, stock trend, market sentiment, stock grading, etc. all contributed.for beginner like you, start to appreciate all the factors. by the way, dont get burned if you cont blind blind buy.

Selling at around the 440-450 mark. Target 8% profit in a couple of weeks.

Hard lesson learned from the share market when I was younger and more stupid. Never be too greedy.

Lrn2read boy.



Don't troll here la, unlikely you can even afford one prop so free to tcss all day.

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/property/23...ia-pacific.html

Property price correction expected in Asia Pacific.

*Malaysia is likely to see rebound in activity in the property market following the recently concluded general election.

Lrn2read boy.



Don't troll here la, unlikely you can even afford one prop so free to tcss all day.

http://www.starproperty.my/index.php/artic...ng-in-a-valuer/

LMFAO!!!

http://www.starproperty.my/index.php/artic...ng-in-a-valuer/

LMFAO!!!