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    August 25, 2005 - 11:51 pm
    Originally posted by siacci:

    Furher to the comment by “Nat R”, you should not read and reply to posts that require the skills and brains required to make an educated and informed comment ouside your area of comfort. Not all people can get a home loan at the same time they want a home. It is not always as simple as “Go get a loan for 106%”. There are a lot of people who just cannot get the loan at all. Who are you to judge that they then are not allowed to own thier own home.

    How about you play the ball and not the man (chick in this case)….I was merely suggesting a product that not everyone knows about which suits borrowers with high income & stable incomes (which this dude claims to have)…..don’t lose track of the fact that this is a forum !!!

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    August 25, 2005 - 11:02 pm

    I have a simple rule that has never let me down.

    I simply don’t believe anything a real estate agent tells me. I only make decisions based on information that I have verified independantly.

    I’m saying they lie …..I just can’t recall a single piece of information that an agent has given me that has turned out to be true. :)

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    August 23, 2005 - 10:39 pm

    Think about who is guaranteing the 5.5% yield…its probably a $2 shelf company that can disappear overnight.

    How do you think they can afford to make this claim…by loading up the sale price!!

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    August 23, 2005 - 11:22 am

    A few years back we had to sell a relatives house in Inverell.

    It took 2 years to get a single bid on it and during that time 3 people came through for a look. We ended up getting low $60’s for it.

    The house was in very good condition and well positioned. Keep in mind this was 4 or so years back and things may have picked up.

    Its a very pretty town !!!

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    August 19, 2005 - 7:25 am

    Why not borrow 100% or 106% and buy a house outright?

    Why give some bottom feeding wrapper a head start?

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    August 19, 2005 - 1:41 am

    Believenothing….your point is what?

    If you were trying to make a humourous jibe you failed miserably if you were trying to insult us you also failed misearby….I guess you are just a failure.

    Please feel free to correct me if you wish….remember also that a short post is a good post….we don’t need to read your long winded sh!t that goes nowhere.

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    August 16, 2005 - 4:37 am

    http://www.domain.com.au

    has full profile and price data for suburbs for free !!!

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    August 15, 2005 - 11:10 pm

    WanyeL: Excelent advice…anyone who thinks they can stay alive in the options market without knowing both the full theoretical and practical side of options will go down in flames very very quickly.

    The problem is most of the people who swear by these guru course suffer from 2nd degree ignorance….i.e. they are not even aware of what they don’t know about.

    From the viewpoint of somebody like me who has worked in financial markets for 15 years its all too frightening.

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    August 12, 2005 - 6:28 am

    “If” I had my own website and “if” I was going to make some nebulus referece to Robert Kiyosaki I would probably go to the trouble of spelling his name correctly….but I’m not a self-professed guru so it doens’t really matter.

    I must say however, having 14 different websites all drowning in cliches with stacks of file photos of big houses, yachts and mercedes convertibles just shouts credability in big way…..not.

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    August 11, 2005 - 10:58 pm

    Keep in mind that its not just a matter of sitting for a test at ASIC. There are a raft of ongoing compliance and reporting issues and a need to maintain a minimum capital balance within the company.

    From what I have seen, most of the gurus around town would not be able to meet the hurdles set by ASIC, either on day 1 or going forward.

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    August 11, 2005 - 5:12 am

    Use the $3400 as a deposit on on house and your will learn a lot more !

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    August 11, 2005 - 2:36 am
    Originally posted by wayneL:

    Originally posted by Nat R:

    I also have a porblem with what he pushes…if some poor sod thinks they can beat the options market after doing a weekend course then they are a chicken walking into KFC.

    Having already plucked itself and brought along an axe, chopping block and ingredients for the stuffing. HAHA

    wayneL’s Trading Pages

    You would have more chance of finding out what the 11 secret herbs and spices are at one of these courses than finding out how to make money from options trading :)

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    August 10, 2005 - 10:41 am

    Do ASIC have to give their real names when they bag him?

    Keep in mind all I really did was post a link to a goverment agency web site with publicly available information (that the public needs to know)..do you have a problem with this???

    You can choose to ignore me and ASIC(at your peril) if you wish.

    Seriously, if you think any of these weekend option gurus make sense you deserve to lose your money…I actually wonder how you got your money to start with.

    Cheers
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    August 10, 2005 - 1:42 am

    I don’t think anyone has a problem with advisors having plenty of hands on experience but if that is the case they would have no problems obtaining a licence…something Jamie seems unable or unwilling to do…..that sends off alarm bells big time in my (and most people’s) books.

    I also have a porblem with what he pushes…if some poor sod thinks they can beat the options market after doing a weekend course then they are a chicken walking into KFC.

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    August 10, 2005 - 1:02 am

    Here is a link to the most recent ASIC story…there are many more:

    http://www.asic.gov.au/asic/ASIC_PUB.NSF/byid/D993D8947C640A0BCA256FDA00238411?opendocument

    And please do not buy into the sob story he spins on his website regarding ASIC and the big bad wolf…its all bullsh*t.

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    August 9, 2005 - 10:31 pm

    Also do a search on the ASIC website…Jamie and the boys at ASIC share a very special relationship ;)

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    August 3, 2005 - 10:23 pm

    Given his information made absolutley no sense whatsoever I can only assume he thought he had come up with a way to scam money from people by suggesting they use his method of “managing” their super.

    If he knew anything about the superannutaion industry, or even how to use a calculator, he would have realised his plan was flawed in the extreme.

    Just because somebody can write up a story and throw in a bit of jargon and a few buzzwords it does not mean they actually know what they are doing or have a legit product.

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    August 3, 2005 - 7:18 am

    Another update on this rather interesting topic.

    I wonder how picja1 is going in jail??? Do you think he is pressing number plates or picking up his soap in the shower about now?

    http://www.asic.gov.au/asic/asic_pub.nsf/byheadline/05-222+Promoter+of+early+release+super+scheme+sentenced?openDocument

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    July 10, 2005 - 11:57 am
    Originally posted by quiggles1321:

    Speaking of the tech wreck, anyone want to guess the highest capaitlised tech stock today? Google, at $80 billion which is a P/E of 50!!

    Put option, anyone?

    This brings on another point – the risk that super funds are going to contribute to the enxt stock market train wreck, not by withdrawing funds but by investing inthe wrong things and losing big time whenthey crash. As they did in 2000.

    Now trading at a PE of 117 !!!!

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    July 4, 2005 - 3:35 pm

    ASX and SFE are in fact public companies….anybody can buy their shares…so are baycorp…but they are really only an data base operator.

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