How to pick that the market is about to rise?

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  1. Omnidragon

    Omnidragon Well-Known Member

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    Not yet, the average punter hasn't come/talked about it yet.
     
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  2. Jacob Field

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    Huge amount of interest in QLD (but really this is all mostly Brisbane) from our end...This data is pulled from the last 7 days from investor suburb loads:

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    This has been the case all year though...

    Jacob
     
    Jacob Field, 6th Nov, 2015
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  3. Spanna

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    PC lead indicators - Mods, Could we please get stats on theads with the most views / posts and have that broken down per state? :)
     
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  4. samiam

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    view count may be skewed, one person could view the same thread many times (depending on interest - see brisbane hype)
     
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  5. Realist35

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    How would you define boom? Around 10% growth py?
     
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  6. Realist35

    Realist35 Well-Known Member

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    Wouldn't this indicate oversupply (such as new apartments)?
     
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  7. MTR

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    I read somewhere that 20% is considered a boom. If you look at what has been happening in Sydney and Melbourne I think they have been doing double digit figures for last 3-4 years. The property in Melbourne I sold after holding for 18 months has given me around 40% profit, I would expect most would have seen similar growth if not more than this, also dependent on when you jumped in... that compounding thing works:p
     
    MTR, 27th Dec, 2016
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  8. Darren

    Darren Well-Known Member

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    @Taku Ekanayake creates his own booms, just buy 100k BMV and BOOM winning
     
    Darren, 27th Dec, 2016
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    @Ripehouse.com.au Jacob, could you post the same graph as above, 2016 this time. Thanks.
     
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  10. MTR

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    not at all..... lets look at current boom cycles Sydney and Melbourne its had around 4 year boom cycle to date, experts are saying 5 years, I missed one year somehow.?

    You do not need to buy at the beginning of the boom and you dont need a crystal ball, but you need to be ready to pull the trigger/finance in place because once they start then it gets competitive and cash buyers have the power.

    I purchased in Melbourne market 18 months ago not at the beginning of the boom and have made 40%. I purchased in Sydney earlier/closer to the beginning and made around 50%+. The point is as long as you get in prior to peak you should be able to make money. Its important to pay attention to auction clearance rates and media will give you a heads up, they love to report on booms.
     
    MTR, 28th Dec, 2016
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  11. Corey Batt

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    Building contractors - ie extensions/renovation's, NOT developers. ;)
     
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  13. Tony Fleming

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    I wouldn't read too much into it. It's hard for foreign investors or ex pats to get into the Australian market. Finance is currently a nightmare and applying for the FIRB is an even bigger nightmare.
     
    Tony Fleming, 29th Dec, 2016
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  14. Whitecat

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    I'm anticipating this for Brisbane
     
    Whitecat, 30th Dec, 2016
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  15. MTR

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    Sydney and Melbourne;)
     
    MTR, 3rd Jan, 2017
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    Same as the US rich celebs stating they would move to Canada if Trump got it, no massive exodus...probably too cold
     
    MTR, 3rd Jan, 2017
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