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>>10599216
>>10599223

It's everywhere. Don't think it's just China. Demographics and a lot of other effects. Main thing is that the idea of investing in housing is not going to hold up compared to stocks. It's not something I can describe perfectly but basically it's definitely tapped out and over bought right now. Even if you do immigration you won't keep a housing market up as they will be low.

Australia which has the highest rich immigrants percent in the world is having a bad housing market finally.

This illustrates it well. Australia is like the key indicator. No need to even look elsewhere. You can just extrapolate.

with some background knowledge on australia demos and immigration

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2018/jun/06/australia-remains-preferred-destination-for-millionaire-migrants

E Z P Z to see what's going on. Don't need to look around. Just put that shit together and you can tell what's happening.

This illustrates it well. Australia is like the key indicator. No need to even look elsewhere. You can just extrapolate.

I have my eye on 3 big trades for the rest of the year. It sucks that as I increase time dedicated to gathering more data points all I get is potential trades. It's very hard to see more than 1-2 great trades every 3-4 months and most are dependent on events to become something I'd invest in.

Every single investor needs to read this chart and understand what it means though. If you don't, you shouldn't invest rest of the year.

infographic for possible opportunity in being ASX bears