Thoughts on whether the regional bank issues are resolved?
I'm looking at IAT (ishares regional bank) currently.
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Thoughts on whether the regional bank issues are resolved?
I'm looking at IAT (ishares regional bank) currently.
Good way to play it, issues not resolved but certainly more visibility.
You have to have more insight than the market I guess to gain from a miss pricing here.
But even the bigger financials etf's are trading at massive discounts to the market.
Hard to see how you don't do OK over next few years.
china is where you should be watching
markets tanking this yr
property market on verge of collapse
economy failing to fire from covid lockdowns like western countries did
exports and industrial profits falling
starting to effect asx stocks recently
OZ CPI defies market expectations …April print 6.8% v expectations 6.4%
More rate hikes in Oz likely
Do you read Nick Maggiulli as well? I read "Just Keep Buying" last year. Its an excellent read and I subscribe to a lot of what he says in that book. Of course, many here have the ability to actively manage themselves but for other investors the data is compelling
Australia’s House Prices Rise Sharply in May, Driven by Sydney
Australia’s house prices climbed for a third straight month in May, suggesting further interest-rate increases may be needed to cool resurgent demand that threatens to exacerbate inflationary pressures in the economy.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...d=premium-asia
the same is starting to happen here so if follow similar pattern house prices should start to rise soon
Strong population growth in Australia has boosted demand for housing while a supply shortage and persistently low levels of advertised listings are also fueling prices
im guessing this is why anz called a bottom based on aus
anyway it all had to happen as NZ and Aus have large parts of economy reliant on housing so they would never let it collapse
Central Banks removed house prices from their inflation tracking metrics.. That is why house prices have been climbing so much this past decade, hence why central banks only just started to report that "Inflation" is now exceeding 2%.. So this unlikely to impact interest rate decisions