looqsonline, thanks for the advice. I will look for you when the fire sale is going to begin about two years from now In the meantime, you can 'play' forex or commodity futures .

Actually after the next fire sale, I am bullish on Malaysia properties. Some of the reasons are below:-
1. Being undervalue for more than a decade comparing to Singapore. Yes, we have heard of this before. But after 08, we may have a big change in Malaysia government.
2. Malaysia is still a commodity producing country(may not be net exporter), e.g. oil, palm oil, food. Those non-commodity producing countries may not be livable because prices of commodities are so high. It could be there is no open market price especially if the politicians are successful in shutdown commodity exchanges. For example, if a buyer want to buy crude oil, oil producing country will quote you a price considering the relationship between producing country and buyer country. Just because the buyer country can pay, does not mean producing country will sell.