What Australians’ ‘Density Tolerance’ Means for Property
And despite the spate of recent headlines trumpeting a housing crash Down Under, all the ingredients for continued growth remain in place.About Bernd Struben
Bernd Struben is the Managing Editor of Port Phillip Publishing and Chairman of the Albert Park Investors Guild. In that capacity, he has access to one of the most intriguing and powerful networks of practical investment insight anywhere in the world. Bernd has worked on four different continents, and has more than 20 years of professional finance, editorial, and management experience. He holds a degree in economics.
And despite the spate of recent headlines trumpeting a housing crash Down Under, all the ingredients for continued growth remain in place.Why Money is Pouring into Australian Housing
After years of stellar growth, do you believe Australia's housing market has peaked? Plenty of analysts are eagerly making that call.Why Retailers May be Ordering this Book from Amazon
Australian retailers would do well to get their hands on a copy of Joseph Schumpeter’s 1942 book, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy. Ironically, though, their best bet may be to order a copy via Amazon.Will Australia Ever Be Debt Free?
Australia’s debt problems are far from over. The budget estimates gross debt will reach $725 billion by 2027, which could take another century to pay off.Time to Invest in the Coal and Grass Industries?
Select stocks in the coal and grass industries will likely deliver healthy gains this year. The trick, as always, is finding the right ones.Finding Aussie ‘Hyper-Growth’ Stocks in 2017
The team we’ve had investigating Project G started it doubtful that such hyper-growth gains were achievable. Let alone in such a short time. If I Only Had a… Printing Press?
The money printing presses are a privilege the world’s major players have been abusing since Nixon took the US off the gold standard back in 1971.If Only You Knew Where Property Prices Were Headed Next
If you buy at the top of the Real Estate Cycle, you’ll almost certainly lose money, new train line or no. I trust you know where we are in the Cycle, right?What Would the Spartans Tell the FBI?
It takes some serious cojones — and no shortage of integrity — to stand up to the FBI. But Apple is proving it’s no pushover. 18% Annual Dividends… for 200 Years
The company was able to return an annual dividend of 18 per cent for almost 200 years, due to the policy followed by its directors in Amsterdam.