Dislikedexcept water. When farmers realise that they'll never be able to irrigate a desert, that will eventually change.Ignored
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Dislikedexcept water. When farmers realise that they'll never be able to irrigate a desert, that will eventually change.Ignored
DislikedIt can change if they use our technology. Here in Singapore we use recycled water.Ignored
Disliked4 odd % inflation is nothing. India's 9 odd % is what you would call over-inflated.
We don't have a bad housing crisis, my construction company is doing quite well and has not dropped off with new home starts in over 8 years. Higher interest rates are what's hurting our industry.
I agree with Neal and then some, US has not hit rock bottom yet. We are in relatively good shape for a piss ant country with a fly fart economy.
The bigger they are, the harder they fallIgnored
DislikedWhat you've said is very true in a macro sense. However, the here and now is that the carry is dead and unwinding rapidly. And it is not limited to AUD, GBP has been in free fall.
Economies that are now on the precipice of rate cuts are unwinding. This will have a positive effect for the aus economy as our terms of trade improve.
In short (no pun intended) it is a great trading opportunity and one that will continue for the short to medium term.Ignored
DislikedWhat you've said is very true in a macro sense. However, the here and now is that the carry is dead and unwinding rapidly. And it is not limited to AUD, GBP has been in free fall.
Economies that are now on the precipice of rate cuts are unwinding. This will have a positive effect for the aus economy as our terms of trade improve.
In short (no pun intended) it is a great trading opportunity and one that will continue for the short to medium term.Ignored
Dislikedbut if the fed stumbles which i believe it will investors will see the reality that the fed can not raise rates anytime soon. the parity mark is a major phychological level and it's possible that once broken the aud could surge much higher than it especially with the fed in a similar condition of deflation that happened in japan which they still haven't recovered from. the more the fed tries to interviene with the corporations that are going under the more debt it will create for Americans whose spending is already crimped.
as it is the price each american has to pay is 30k to pay off the national debt.
http://www.citizenceo.com/index.php/...national-debt/
When the average person has that much debt with very little promise of earnings growth it kills an economy probably for decades to come.
there are 3 times as many people in China that need goods from Australia. you tell me who is going to be the beneficiary with those huge capital flows and a trade surplus.Ignored
DislikedYes, that is the other side of the coin that can't be ignored. I do believe that we'll see parity and possibly beyond before I see my 0.50 againIgnored
DislikedYes, I know and agree with ya 110%
If FED raises rates, we'll see many more Freddie's Fannie/Bear Stearns type of fallouts {EDIT} where the Fed will not be able to bail them all out.Ignored
DislikedI'm waiting for 90 to go long. Too bearish for me to chnce going long nowIgnored