Oliver In WA

How Australia Became a Housing Ponzi Scheme 🏠📉 I compared Australia’s housing market to its stock market and GDP - Here’s what I found 👇 Australia doesn’t just have expensive housing. We have an economy built on asset inflation, not productive growth. While the US builds companies, we build property portfolios. This imbalance fuels the housing crisis: • Capital floods into property speculation. • Business investment dries up. • Wages & productivity stagnate, but housing soars. It’s not just about supply... It’s about where we put our money. Until we rebalance by investing in productive sectors and cutting housing incentives, Australia will stay property-heavy, fragile, and unproductive. Shrinking to an eventual collapse. Wealth trapped in bricks and mortar doesn’t grow an economy. #auspol #HousingCrisis #costofliving

@ausstockchick I disagree, I think prices will fall until the median income can afford the median house.

I keep reading tweets about how Australian real estate will crash. I can promise you. You’ll never see Covid prices for housing again. Even if prices decline. A slowdown is possible but a huge crash? Questionable. #ausbiz

@ausstockchick Somehow ended up in the green today!

@ausstockchick Lmao lucky you! I’m getting smashed again today 😂

I HAVE A GREEN STOCK! 🫨

I hate to say it but the 18.6 year real estate cycle prediction looks like it’s happening… $ASX correcting
Oil shock driving further inflation 
Rates pushing higher 
 Money is rotating… This could be enough to cool the real estate market in Australia.

@Electric_pulse1 @GreenTyler27 I have been expecting a large crash for a couple years as this would follow Canada and NZ in terms of pricing. This has been delayed by mass migration and the 5% deposit scheme. Prices will eventually reset since incomes set the costs... also need to remove investors.

@OliverInWA @GreenTyler27 I hope it’s the over valued housing market. Everyone is getting priced out while land lords buy a new property every 3 months.

The AU10Y didn’t stay under 5% for long. Expect increasing credit pressure. Australia isn’t getting richer. We’re just getting more expensive to finance. And the 30Y is even worse.

One Nation forcing the Uniparty to remember that they serve the Australian people not themselves One Nation has been setting the political agenda Actually, through listening to the people & speaking up for the people, One Nation is now a way for the people to set the agenda

I would be extremely concerned for Australia's residential and commercial sectors if 5.80% falls. The measurement rule of this ominous pattern that's developed is... Wait for it... Hold on... 10%

@Electric_pulse1 @GreenTyler27 It’s the market saying rates aren’t coming down anytime soon. That keeps pressure on households, business investment and asset prices. The longer it stays this way, the higher the chance something breaks. In a highly leveraged economy like Australia, something eventually cracks.

@OliverInWA @GreenTyler27 What does it mean?

@AnthonySarich @great_martis I really think this is what we have been anticipating for the last couple years... the economy has been so fragile for a long time and this oil crisis was enough to push it over the edge. The economy needs a hard reset before we can prosper once more.

@great_martis Is this the beginning of the end of the great Australian housing bubble? One of the biggest frauds in financial and economic history.

Sweet Jesus, Mother Mary of Bethlehem

@ausstockchick It is without a doubt large institutions rotating into high-yielding government bonds... They were buying U.S. treasuries but with Australian bonds at these crazy yields and going up with the cash rate, it's probably good to accumulate our bonds over the next 6 to 12 months.

Look around? Everything is on SALE. Gold just had its worst week since 1983! Who is selling?! $ASX #stockmarket

@timothyang @craigkellyAFEE I hope One Nation takes down Labor.

@craigkellyAFEE @OliverInWA Vote for Labor and send the future generation into ruins. It’s not hard to understand

It’s easy to see why the left are in panic mode, desperately trying to deny and downplay One Nation’s stunning success in South Australia. The SA state polling from DemosAU proved highly accurate. Therefore take a look at DemosAu’s latest Federal polling. That polling has One Nation just 2% behind Labor, and winning 46-55 seats. With this polling expecting the Liberals to retain 9-17 seats, that has One Nation just 4 seats short of being able to kick out the Albanese regime and governing with the Liberals. The

#BREAKING: Pauline Hanson's One Nation has won its first ever Lower House seat at an election outside of Queensland, the ABC projects. Adelaide Plains Council Deputy Mayor David Paton is set to become the One Nation member for Ngadjuri in South Australia's Parliament. ab.co/40NvnTi

The voting system is flawed Large percentages of voters in SA are completely unrepresented

@OMGTheMess The preference system is designed to protect the uni-party.

Just doesn’t make sense

@EagleOnEagleSt Just wait until Labour announces 0% deposits for new migrants to Australia that are government back 😂. In all seriousness, yes I agree and would add that the likely tax reforms to change speculation on property will contribute to the decline as well.

The Oz property bubble is likely going to pop now… - Interest rates rising - Bond yeilds rocketing - Unemployment rising - Ai taking jobs - Fuel running low - Stagflation It all comes down to confidence, and when confidence collapses, don’t look down! 2026-2028/29.

Will the most violent surge in oil prices lead to the worst inflation in history? #auspol #oil #inflation