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hello,
http://www.gmo.com/America/About/People/_Departments/BoardofDirectors.htm
there he is, and works at GMO who "manages" 107 billion of "clients money"
looks like Keen and Minick all over again,
thankyou
robots
hello,
http://www.gmo.com/America/About/People/_Departments/BoardofDirectors.htm
there he is, and works at GMO who "manages" 107 billion of "clients money"
looks like Keen and Minick all over again,
thankyou
robots
But National Australia Bank (NAB) said the broadly positive results should urge the Reserve Bank to lift its interest rate one per cent by the end of calendar 2010.
hello,
i wonder if Jeremy from GMO has an equity graph like the above,
couldnt find any details on his website, oh well he knows best because has a video on the world wide web
thankyou
robots
Well done on winning the ASF investor awards 6 years in a row bro. I do hope they recognise your achievement and give you back the "professor "title you so rightly deserve.
Can please we keep it on track before this thread is once again closed down.
Cheers
Please keep on topic Dowdy and Satan
Rental vacancy rate high
26th April 2010, 10:00 WST
Geraldton has more vacant residential rental properties than any other regional WA city, according to the Real Estate Institute of WA’s latest figures.
The first quarter 2010 data showed out of 12 regional centres, Geraldton- Greenough topped the table with a 5.2 per cent vacancy rate.
This was up one per cent on the last quarter of 2009.
Only Kalgoorlie-Boulder comes close with 4.6 per cent. Of the six centres that provided data on vacancies, only Geraldton-Greenough and Bunbury rose.
Local real estate agents said the reason for Geraldton-Greenough’s high rental vacancies are unclear.
Andrew Short of First National said he thought there were two reasons why vacancy rates have increased.
“The first-time home buyers’ grant took renters out of the market and ”” at the same time ”” new building and existing homes bought for investment in expectation of Oakajee and mining
opportunities,” he said.
“The next six months will see action go the other way. As projects get going, people will move into Geraldton and the market will tighten up.”
Alan Bourke, REIWA’s president said “the vacancy rate of available properties did increase from 4.2 per cent to 5.2 per cent, a trend that may see some downwards pressure on the
median rents if it continues.”
Rent levels here, for now, are stable with no change on the last quarter.
Karratha saw rents sore a heady 14.3 per cent while Port Headland plunged 17.2 per cent.
Busselton experienced a 7.1 per cent rise.
If it does get closed down it'll be due to one man's off topic jargon (coffee is great by the sunset, eating lollipops, chewing bubblegum and riding public transport etc etc etc) and what little info he does bring in, it's just the same chart and praising someone when they have an informative response.
How is this news? Many lenders have been doing it for years, and LMIs look at these issues as well when deciding to grant LMI to an applicant.MAKING big cash withdrawals, having a flutter at the TAB or getting pregnant could make you uncreditworthy under tough new lending laws.
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