Follow The Money, page-605

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Ive checked and you could not be more wrong.
An interest rate from one of the BIG FOUR in a business account earns you nearly 4% and that is all profit.
Buying a property after all costs are accounted for in the ongoing costs like maintenance, insurance, rates and other charges doesn't yield much more at all.
What high yielding stocks are you talking about???
Most sectors are well down.
Perhaps CBA or other banks which have all fallen around 20% and all the holders till death do us part are now out of pocket by around 20% and their dividends will not be anywhere near what they were.
I expect you may need some help with the maths on some of these investments.
What other high yielding stocks are you talking about.

When people realise the only thing holding the markets up is cheap money and QE and the fundamentals are in the crappa the markets will resume their downward trajectory.

I guess you can probably cut and paste something from wackopedia to help you out.

Meanwhile Gold is heading nicely higher.