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yes .. in a 'liquidity squeeze event ' everything ( sale-able ) gets sold , crystallizing any profits or losses in the processa yoyo week with shocking paper losses during the week:
we end up down 1.3% overall, beating the XJT which is down 2.24% but that is an outperformance I prefer to forget
PM did not protect me this week
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if you are going to panic do it earlyyes .. in a 'liquidity squeeze event ' everything ( sale-able ) gets sold , crystallizing any profits or losses in the process
and thus the trick is not to be FORCED to sell during such events ( being scared is natural , but maybe not so wise )
OOPS ! i hadn't noticed that change , thanks for the heads uplost my initial post with draft not saved anymore
Well good news you can now move on and get on with your plans . Maybe a bit of a life lesson there for others on cost of capital / time and motion economics . I will be selling my house soon and i can tell you i wont quibble over a 10% difference on what i want to what the market will pay for very long . I might last 2 months on market before i take the best offer i can get if i cant get near asking price , i get rural property is a whole different game so 2 months is likely not a realistic time frame . Cost of capital next thing to concern about , >5% pre tax easy to get risk free and has been for a while , can make up some of that percieved value loss and soften the blow slightly . Anyway great you can now get on with what you want to do and wish you all the best . Time is finite and we must cherish it .The good news now:
got a contract on the farm, mediocre price, a few sweeteners but probably down $200k or more from the RE top 18 months ago or so.
Anyway, we can live on, go and visit father in law O/S before it is too late, and stop paying 2 rates bills, 2 insurance premiums and 5000 km a year travel to care for our herd there
Once this is settled, our piggy box recharged and our move is over, I will reorder my data feed, rerun my systems, work a little bit on these and start posting more interesting content.
Might take a couple of months before I reengage system trading but it is coming.
For the meantime, focus is on transporting cattle to new property, and moving back and forth with trailer and ute full...
Have all a great week end
Indeed the whole "get cash quickly within 30 days with no conditions" was what made us accept an inferior price.Well good news you can now move on and get on with your plans . Maybe a bit of a life lesson there for others on cost of capital / time and motion economics . I will be selling my house soon and i can tell you i wont quibble over a 10% difference on what i want to what the market will pay for very long . I might last 2 months on market before i take the best offer i can get if i cant get near asking price , i get rural property is a whole different game so 2 months is likely not a realistic time frame . Cost of capital next thing to concern about , >5% pre tax easy to get risk free and has been for a while , can make up some of that percieved value loss and soften the blow slightly . Anyway great you can now get on with what you want to do and wish you all the best . Time is finite and we must cherish it .
Of course with these crash and burn events there is always a buyer when a frightened bunny sells. I guess the buyer in most cases ends up the holder of the chocolates as they watch the SP rise on their recent purchases, while the seller to scared to hold has to commiserate with a glass of warm ale.yes .. in a 'liquidity squeeze event ' everything ( sale-able ) gets sold , crystallizing any profits or losses in the process
and thus the trick is not to be FORCED to sell during such events ( being scared is natural , but maybe not so wise )
Thanks @qldfrog , given my location and recent price action i think i will be ok and likely i will go to auction and the surprise might be pleasant instead of the other but eyes wide open to whatever . i am lucky to be in one of the better performing Brisbane areas over the last 3 years so regardless of sell price to listed price i will be doing very well . And before someone says i will pay more for a replacement house as well , i will be in fact renting for at least 2 years and the returns on the house sale cash will pay this rent many times over untill i decide where i will actually live , need to stick around Brisbane so my wife and i are close to her elderly Mum until the inevitable sadly happens .Indeed the whole "get cash quickly within 30 days with no conditions" was what made us accept an inferior price.
But rural properties are indeed a different game
Wish you all the best for the sale, the market is still alive @Chipp
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