Actually you're quite right, what I hear from my banking network is that certain banks have already earmarked staff earlier on and they are prepared to make the move once the market turns... So we never know, these type of news can come very swiftly with actions as swift... Better make sure you have reserves to cover, day-to-days expenses, medicals, installments, etc, etc.

This post has been edited by Rooney1985: Aug 22 2013, 02:10 PM

Just to add I think, rental payments will fall behind (some tenants will start bouncing cheques)... rental market dries up... you'll see business where rental/ labour expenses is a large portion of costs start closing down...

I know... I too get tempted... damn it but what to do... stick to the strategy cos I really hate uncharted areas... if you know what I mean.

WoW!!! Thanks for the ignore tip, just added them and the budak ayam... niceeeee... I notice it saves a lot of space too, you know la, they tend to talk a lot of things that don't really make sense...



Who else you have on your list... please share...

Oh to all other readers, please do your own homework before blindly following what people post here as some may intentionally/ unintentionally post false/ manipulated information.

This post has been edited by Rooney1985: Aug 22 2013, 02:30 PM

Don't worry fat cat.. you're not on ignore... lol... I agree that we should always consider all angles, but after reading all their posts I don't find it good or bad or ugly ... I find it pure meaningless/ senseless and that's why you're not in the ignore list.. I do hope that others reading their posts do their own homework as I will not be reading their posts and will no longer provide clarity/ truer point of view.

If you know what I mean... If they really post facts about the market going up in the next 5 years, gosh... I'll be ready to go pick up some however, none had shown any significant/ substantial/ factually supported advice and thus I stick to my own plan