Household Debt up...

Discussion in 'Share Investing Strategies, Theories & Education' started by Alan__, 31st Mar, 2007.

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  1. Alan__

    Alan__ Well-Known Member

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    Damn those half yearly sales - it's just too hard to resist racking up all that consumer debt!! :D
     
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    A few more shakes of the tree via 0.25% hikes might be revealing.

    Also a geopolitical shock or recession and the jobs might not be there to fund that debt so well.

    I have had a look back at what happened in the early 90's with asset prices and employment and rates and it's given me pause for thought.

    Actually one of the problems with predictions I have is weighting these issues, sure we can appreciate a number, but what does it mean and how misleading is it really? Maybe that's nothing scary on a per capita basis, or maybe it is, I have no way of knowing.

    The sun is absolutely still shining brightly on Australia at the moment, make hay I reckon.
     
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