It has been said that the four most dangerous words in investing are “this time it’s different”.
Christopher Joye
Housing a ‘productive way to spend’ your hard-earned?
The Australian housing bubble is causing investment in over-priced property to the detriment of dynamic business. This may be “productive” for real estate agents or mortgage brokers, but not for the Australian economy.
Joye: My advice to Malcolm
“Interested observer” Christopher Joye weighs in on Malcolm Turnbull’s non-retirement. Turnbull 2.0 won’t be the rollercoaster ride as before, but he needs to assimilate himself back into the party.
Tips and rumours: Tips and rumours: Joye for Wentworth?
Will Christopher Joye be the new Liberal candidate for Wentworth? What’s holding up the Henry Review? And what is the Health Services Union doing to help retrenched Stericlean workers?
Joye: RBA wakes up to the fact affordability battle won on supply side
The housing cost problems faced by Australians can be resolved mostly by elastifying the supply side — building more homes. The Reserve Bank is now waking up to the fact, writes Christopher Joye.
Reflections of Cage Match, Mk II
Steve Keen looks at the second round of his cage match with Christopher Joye.
Reflections on Cage Match Mk 1
Christopher Joye and Steve Keen go head to head on the Australian residential property market.
Schwab: Joye brings himself no joy with coloured views
Property may be fairly priced and “Conflicted Chris” Joye may well be right — but it’s a shame though that he isn’t able to articulate a single coherent argument to support his theory, writes Adam Schwab.
Swan’s Frontier moment shows just what Turnbull is up against
Nothing is left to chance with the Rudd government. No detail is too small that it can’t be deployed in the remorseless bombardment of the Opposition. Like Wayne Swan picking holes in their CPRS proposal.
