i doubt it very much property will be the flavour any more and...

i doubt it very much property will be the flavour any more and when the psycosis clears, people will be dumbfounded
on why they hocked there original property to buy more propertys because everyone was doing it , lots of people have also borrowed on there homes equity to buy stocks
so we can see an exudus when the market gets liquidated slowly but surely, when money is needed to pay bills or inflation hits hard, the anwser is to liquidate ,

as 1995 to 2003 was the boom period
as 2004to 2010 is the bust period

at what level and speed is hard to say ,depends on goverments globally and the greater plan that has been in motion since atleast 1996 , just look at the new laws
and policys and lies from the goverment and follow the trail it will lead you to the truth, as these events are not by accident but by organisations from leaders globally ,for a common cause, the secret is to understand the plan and protect yourself from it


AN ARTICLE ON BOND TURMOIL, RELEASED MARCH 18 BY THE BLOOMBERG NEWS SERVICE, STATES THE FOLLOWING, UNDER THE SUBHEAD 'DISTURBING': "Systemic risk has returned to world markets with such stealth that one barely notices it," a Bank of America Securities LLC team led by David Goldman, wrote in a report. "What concerns us is not the scale of risk indicators, but a disturbing degree of co-movement among variables like the oil price, the U.S. dollar, rates volatility, equity volatility, and swap spreads."



Australia is facing an economic crisis, greater than the 1930s depression. This is a certainty, because the entire world economy is heading toward a crash.
The United States, the world's biggest economy, is bankrupt. After four years of the dumbest president in history, and facing four more, it has built up "twin towers" deficits, in the annual federal government budget, and its current account, which has a deficit of more than 6 per cent of GDP.
These deficits are driving the collapse of the US dollar, the world's reserve currency, which in turn threatens to bankrupt the entire world. China, Japan and Russia hold hundreds of billions of US dollars and US treasury bonds, and are in a catch-22: they hold their dollars, and lose their savings, or they sell them and buy euros, which will collapse the dollar, and the world economy.
Conservative US economist C. Fred Bergsten told the Davos World Economic Forum that the twin towers deficits require the US to draw in $5 billion from around the world per day, to stay afloat. One active proposal to generate this income is unilateral free trade agreements, wherein America convinces nations to open their economies to more US exports; Australia has been the most enthusiastic participant so far. Bush also plans to steal $2.5 trillion from America's public pension fund, Social Security, to shovel into Wall Street.
2.5 trillion table cloth ,pull that out from under the globe and i dont think they will leave much standing