in between high school and uni – i worked 40hr weeks for 7 weeks at 4 bucks an hour making and moulding (spelling?) carpet for cars. me and another bloke would grab the carpet, when the mould press opened up throw the carpet in, close the press wch was boiling hot in order to mould the carpet. then with a stupidly sharp knife i had to trim the ends from the mould as quickly as possible b4 it cooled down. 40c room for 8 hours with the usual breaks all for aby 40 bucks a day…
then moved to buger king flipping burgers and cleaning the kitchen at 2 in the morning..
then moved to target (cleaner and more money)
then moved to jb hifi (the best uni job)
now i work in a job where i often work 70 hrs a week sometimes trading at 3-4 in the morning.
not good for the health when y’re trading all day and night especially when the trades dont go well and spend most of the time yelling at brokers from around the world. it gets worse when the market changes suddenly and yr staring at a loss in the many thousands.
arty – at the last check swearing wasnt a capital offense. just ask jamie oliver during prime time on channel 10.
personal attacks such as one subjected on yr wife are far more offensive – to me anyway. but then again im one of those tatooed (one), pet loving (dog), upstarts………
you dont need to be to bright to know we are in a property bubble. nor to we need to be told that we ‘inexperienced’ investors ‘need’ to be told how to suck eggs. thanks for your magnanimity (guidance from responsible people – yeah right) but give it to someone who wants it. im a trader also (commodity) and as long as you tread carefully and use the right strategies there will be money to be made in property. yes even now.
you guys have just entered this forum and these topics have been done to death for 12 months. every 2 weeks someone new comes in and tries to tell people what they think they dont know.
like the responsible people you are – do your research – look at previous threads and realise you havent invented the wheel