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Tag Archives: housing
Housing bubbles…
Joe Hockey has received a lot of flack after his ‘thought bubble’ that first home buyers could be permitted to withdraw from their superannuation accounts to fund their home purchase. From the housing perspective, many have warned that faced with … Continue reading
How to not drive over cliffs
Henry Blodget was a Merrill Lynch tech analyst during the tech bubble. A bubble he rode to fame and then to a Spitzer investigation and oblivion. In this piece in the Atlantic he gives a great analysis of what he … Continue reading
Posted in Economics and public policy
Tagged Blodget, bubble, bubbles, debt, fundamentals, housing, momentum
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