hello maurice, you have quite a problem <<Maybe I won't sell the house after all. I still need somewhere to live.
Return on shares = rotten
Return on cash = rotten
Return on property = rotten
Return on farms = rotten
Gold? Silver? Hmmmm....
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the house that earns not enough is not worth what the market believes, and will drop in valuation when financial gravite gets done with it.
just like I-net shares, the houses will give up all its unrealized gains when the bubble goes flat.
there are stuff one can invests in, always - remember that platinum equation of time machine I got in 2000? it has tripled in worth by indication of latest auction.
platinum metal also tripled.
gold/silver? they are cheap, and better still, they have no correct price on the upside
and they have beaten shares, no contest, over the past 5 years
cb's take of the situation is wrong, because her starting premise was faulty - debt is no problem, exchange rate is no worries, the government is honest, and greenspan is good, bernanke is even better
no need to fuss with buying 16 oz of gold ... can go for etf of gold, affordable storage cost, and no r&d risk
it is not too late to seek salvation |
