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Now people's knees are not shaking yet, must loon.

 

When the tapering fading and reversal of this one sided unsustainable monetary policy, experience tells us that something big will happen. Get ready......

 

When we faced a similar situation the last round with subprime staring as our faces, we also didnt believe that something big was gonna happen.

 

Good or bad, i leave it to your imagination.

But i rather not take my chances on the bull side for now....

Maybe later but not yet.

 

Let the knees shake and the teeth clatter....

In the meantime, huat ah!

 

 

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lose a bit to inflation is better than lose a lot to wrong investment...... [wave]

 

I am a firm believer of that but a lot of people believe otherwise.

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Now people's knees are not shaking yet, must loon.

 

When the tapering fading and reversal of this one sided unsustainable monetary policy, experience tells us that something big will happen. Get ready......

 

When we faced a similar situation the last round with subprime staring as our faces, we also didnt believe that something big was gonna happen.

 

Good or bad, i leave it to your imagination.

But i rather not take my chances on the bull side for now....

Maybe later but not yet.

 

Let the knees shake and the teeth clatter....

In the meantime, huat ah!

 

I agree with you. The next coming one is going to be big, bigger than the one in 2008.

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haha 2% u really believe? let me use a simple heartlander daily basket - 2 coffees, 2 slices of bread, 1 portion kaya, 1 fishball noodles, 1 cai png, 1 fruit, 1 return mrt ride.

 

jus for coffee, 5 yrs ago mayb 80-90c but now I thk min $1. dun even need to go into other necessities like utilities, groceries, Telco, GP visits and on and on...

 

Why you use my example without asking me? [laugh]

 

 

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The more PM Lee tries to reassure the market everthing is ok and the more anti debt measures MAS put in weeks after weeks, the more worried I get. There is a lot more debt in the system now. Not sure if I should liquidate more of my holdings.

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The more PM Lee tries to reassure the market everthing is ok and the more anti debt measures MAS put in weeks after weeks, the more worried I get. There is a lot more debt in the system now. Not sure if I should liquidate more of my holdings.

 

Heh heh heh....

 

Its ok dont worry

We are bullet proof.

Everyone else can crash and burn , we will not be affected.

 

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The more PM Lee tries to reassure the market everthing is ok and the more anti debt measures MAS put in weeks after weeks, the more worried I get. There is a lot more debt in the system now. Not sure if I should liquidate more of my holdings.

If not much loan then can keep.

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The more PM Lee tries to reassure the market everthing is ok and the more anti debt measures MAS put in weeks after weeks, the more worried I get. There is a lot more debt in the system now. Not sure if I should liquidate more of my holdings.

 

Actually the more measures MAS put, you should get less worry as that would reduce the impact should economic crisis were to happen. I mean if MAS did not out in so many measures, what do you think will be the price of property now? The only thing that is not good is because to me MAS will always be 1 step slower than market as market forces changes very fast. I mean to implement something takes time, and by the time it is implemented, it will already be so far slow behind.

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Actually the more measures MAS put, you should get less worry as that would reduce the impact should economic crisis were to happen. I mean if MAS did not out in so many measures l, what do you think will be the price of property now? The only thing that is not good is because to me MAS will always be 1 step slower than market as market forces changes very fast, but to implement something takes time, and by the time it is implemented, it will already be so far slow behind.

We are open legs economy, no matter what you do, the reduction to external factors is limited. Still will be affected jia lat jia lat one. You just watch.

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We are open legs economy, no matter what you do, the reduction to external factors is limited. Still will be affected jia lat jia lat one. You just watch.

 

Thats what I feel also. But at least MAS is doing something about it.

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Actually the more measures MAS put, you should get less worry as that would reduce the impact should economic crisis were to happen. I mean if MAS did not out in so many measures, what do you think will be the price of property now? The only thing that is not good is because to me MAS will always be 1 step slower than market as market forces changes very fast. I mean to implement something takes time, and by the time it is implemented, it will already be so far slow behind.

 

I am worried because I think they are behind the curve and are now trying to catch up, hence the supposedly new permanent measures (debt service ratio and cap on unsecured credit) in the last 6 months or so....

 

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I am worried because I think they are behind the curve and are now trying to catch up, hence the supposedly new permanent measures (debt service ratio and cap on unsecured credit) in the last 6 months or so....

 

That is why I keep saying no matter what they do, they will always be 1 step behind market forces one..

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