More Google searching leads to price increase?

Discussion in 'Property Market Economics' started by Loverenting, 7th Oct, 2018.

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  1. Loverenting

    Loverenting Well-Known Member

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  2. AlexV_Sydney

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    Fake news.

    Everyone can open Google Trends, filter Australians, and enter terms like 'Sydney property investment', 'Sydney property buy', 'Sydney property invest', 'Sydney buy house', etc to see that the volume of searches is mostly decreasing and the historical prices are not correlated with search volume

    Another fact: ANZ is not good at property price forecasting

    Search volume is only indicator of curiosity. It's not demand indicator, it's not indicator of supply... or availability of finance... so how can it correlate with prices?:confused:
     
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    The article talk's about property in Australia. Not simply Sydney.

    Let's ring hysteria bell..
    The world of property investing is dead for decades.
    The less property you own the more you are convinced the property market is dead for years.

    I have packed my bags .
     
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    and what? remove 'Sydney' from the search term, it doesn't change anything.
    they just tell people what they want to hear. Only a few verify the source data and make own conclusions
     

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    That's not my point.
    Why not give a positive example.

    Every post from you is just confirming negativity.
    And
    Every any pisitive post you bombard with negativity.

    Doesn't end.


    Why not find something constructive to show people where to make money.

    If you spent as much time researching where and how to make instead big how much market is falling you would be loaded.
     
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    Why not to think before you post?

    Finding / demonstrating the evidence that the news are fake is not 'negativity'... it's a critical thinking - the important skill for every investor that you lack. I prefer to look at the world with realistic views rather than illusive. For me facts are more important than someone's wishes about either property crash or boom. That's a better approach to make more money.

    more than half of your posts are just personal attacks against opponents, intentionally spreading false and misleading information... What's you agenda? You really think that seeing less data you don't like will change the world? :D

    btw, I showed multiple times where to make money. Sorry that it's not always a place where you invest.
     
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    Any chance you’re a search marketer? Coz you got a knack for it from your post
     
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    I dont know about fake news...more like, construct a whole article based on some possible statistical noise news....hmm, I can see why people prefer to say fake news


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