QUOTE(Showtime747 @ Nov 5 2014, 05:08 PM)
Calculation roughly is correct. But I won't call 5%-10% bull run. I call it inflation.
As you can see, the faster you buy, the cheaper you can get and more profit you can earn. What are you waiting for ?
Talking about sub-sale market, market is not motivated by demand only. You have to see supply also. Whether people want to sell lower or hold on and wait for another bull run again. Don't underestimate the holding power of property owner. So, your theory of looking at demand only is flawed
so it is correct, and now change choice of word, its is now inflation better word... means no more bull run? investment cant work anymore? since 5-10% is now inflation, means it is just to counter the shrinking of money.. investment after super bull run stops ? change town? changing bull run to inflation? to save demands? cannot like this very foul & wrong (will be continous reminder after this) bull run theory has evolved into inflation, BBBAs you can see, the faster you buy, the cheaper you can get and more profit you can earn. What are you waiting for ?
Talking about sub-sale market, market is not motivated by demand only. You have to see supply also. Whether people want to sell lower or hold on and wait for another bull run again. Don't underestimate the holding power of property owner. So, your theory of looking at demand only is flawed
if this is the point you wanted to show, property has peak at end of superbull run... so all they are waiting is to cash out... if cant need to service loan already..
bro if is going to profit, you not buying and waiting other ppl to profit meh? you don't fool the property investors, making them to believe holding property is the right course, holding requires cost of holding it, maintenance and etc... longer you hold more cost incurred, units getting old, competition is eating in.. and most importantly, it is profit reducing..
ability to hold to prove a point is not a good investment idea.. this is another time i heard supply is more important than demand... have you heard ppl saying like this before?
where is Jolokia? no flaming you? demand is not dependable buy supplies. so do we have supplies massively in the market then? Amaya? GT208? OUG parklane ( and the whole of old klang road)
pretty obvious, from demand point of view ( as you promoted) and also supplies point of view (with proof)
Nov 5 2014, 06:02 PM

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