$Real Estate (LIST5023.AU)$A total of five waves have risen ...
$Real Estate(BK5023.AU$A total of five waves have risen from the bottom, and general equities have gained quite a bit, and Australia is “poor in real estate”. I also combined with {Buffett}'s letter to closing shareholders in 2024, that the US stock market is currently a huge casino, and this speculative casino will finally have a day to break. The line was drawn 100% accurately, and then you were waiting for the holiday breakthrough, and as soon as that Australian real estate came along, you know it.
I once followed an American stock investor who said that his own investment direction was to choose the stock price to go in the 2 o'clock direction because that direction is most comfortable to hold, the 12 o'clock direction is more dangerous, and the vertical 6 o'clock direction is an opportunity to buy because everyone is afraid of the speed of the vertical drop. As for the past 3 o'clock crossbar, do not buy it. This is the rule of clock trading.
In general, when prices move towards 12 o'clock, the market is probably too excited. Speculative stocks are the most common, how they usually go up and how they go down. Watching Bitcoin can feel the speculative atmosphere and is also a speculative indicator.
The market is mostly small-cap stocks right now, and you can see that APPL has not broken through as the index rises, most likely it is a stock market rally to take control of the big plate index, which means that the fifth wave of evil is about to come. When it comes to a Bitcoin break, it is the best opportunity to take a blank stock.
According to speculative logic, 10 grand on Bitcoin is not surprising, and even 50 thousand will not be strange, because speculation can cause a stock to rise infinitely like a gaming station two years ago was a game of confidence until it crashed, and only 5% of people who made money as a result, 95% of them were losing money
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