I've been double blind and coffee helped. So there's a bit more evidence in favour of coffee.
Below the lower bound, if an international buy transaction is required in the bigger plan - favour hedged for a buy, unhedged for a sell. Between...
Does "too much is too little" come next:p Meanwhile @SatayKing devious strategy to offload that overpriced piece of misery on to you inches closer:D
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This guides me. [ATTACH] It's an average of AUD/US and AUS Trade weighted index with control lines at 1 standard deviation. Above unhedged...
I know it's not the point you are making. But curiosity and all that. [ATTACH]
Well, this fella [IMG]taught us how to master the art of faking sincerity, so I can categorically say genuine sympathy exists.
With my above comparisons I ‘believe’ I have a mistake in the model, I have purposely left it there but want to now flesh it out. With equities...
Thoughtful of you, not mentioning the name should reduce @Nodrog's misery
[IMG] Meerkat. pronounced "Mir.cat" in Buderim It will be a Miracle if this Mirth ends.
Have you guys looked at yourself in the Mirror?? :p
umm ouch. Given your adoption of 1/n for dealing with future uncertainty, I'm assuming you realize risk sizing was the fatal flaw in the above....
Your way is much better. I have not learned enough yet to ruin my confidence. Living where I live (see my location) I bet on my guesses and hope...
In your one day scenario maybe. But in real life markets/central banks price inflation into interest rate and banks pass it onto borrowers and you...
where?
Even if initial LVR is 100% what about cash flow to maintain exposure? what about investment merit of alternatives for that cash flow? Inflation...
Why? if everything else doubles you are no better off. It doesn't matter how fast you are travelling, only how far in front or behind you are...
When you could get access to Morningstar portfolio builder, I investigated accumulation/decumulation scenario's and that is what led to what I do....
You buy a property for a mil at 90% lvr. It drops 10% (actually less if you take into account costs) because you paid too much and wipes out all...
Mucking around with modelling some investment strategies. My conclusions: If you keep your cash flows low with high leverage and no principal...
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