Crackle and pop! Why investment markets have bubbles
Market bubbles, and their subsequent busts, reflect over-reaction. They have nothing to do with balance sheets and everything to do with human behaviour.
In my experience the two big things most property investors fail to do are: Have a formulated property investment strategy Regularly rev…
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