change complexity into simplicity

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    Forget all the technical points being made by the seasoned posters, forget all the examples and scenarios being used on this site and every other and just think of it in simple terms...

    1) It would be fair to assume that majority of the population are gullible and susceptible to main stream media, especially when over the past 20 years many have jumped in the deep end of the property market and only have heard and witnessed the bullish data towards their investments

    2) Selfish delusion and debt feeling as if it is throat high water results in the desperate clinging to the positive and not the realistic for it is doomsday for many and especially those that are new investors

    3) to understand the impacts, consider the housing market as not just another sector but rather another stock...

    so with that in mind, i ask you what happens when rumours spread of a companies failings (TRUE OR NOT) similar to those of Fortescue's debt facilities not to so long ago...panic reigns in an environment of fear...

    their may be many interpretations however in the end the humanistic decisions of the vast volume of owners and investors is in escapable, sell sell sell before no one cues up to buy

    in the end of day when you take the complexity away from it all the inevitable is this

    not all are investor savy,
    many bought under hype ( most profited ),
    the hype was imbedded into their children,
    the new wave of first home buyers were spawned,
    the perception "WIDE SPREAD" is that property investment is an assured return

    "i guess it now comes into the phrase "nothing in life is certain as death, taxes and guaranteed profits from property?? what a joke"

    in the end of the day once SENTIMENT changes the "unprecedented" will happen
 
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