BradleyWong

That site was down earlier today. It is back up now. This story was interesting: Plan to promote Chinese investment in farms Australian Financial Review - 3 Hours ago A plan to help Chinese investors develop agriculture in northern Australia will be unveiled on Thursday i in a joint Australia-Chinese report that could reignite debate about foreign purchases of farms.

It works for me, but why no mining stories?

Build cost?

I like it

They are both "forever." You don't get rent back. You don't get interest back from the bank either.

Those who take from the system keep voting for politicians that promise them more. They think it is a gift from the state, and fail to realise someone else pays for it.

Did you see this? http://www.thestandard.com.hk/news_detail.asp?pp_cat=1&art_id=112659&sid=32886999&con_type=1 Surprise 58 from Imperial Cullinan Karen Ha / June 30, 2011 In a surprise move, Sun Hung Kai Properties (0016) yesterday put another 58 flats at Imperial Cullinan on the market, pricing them much lower than the first batch. But it was not poor sales that prompted the step from the developer. "Almost [all] 73 flats of the first batch were sold on the first day of sale [yesterday]," Sun Hung Kai Real Estate Agency executive director Victor Lui Ting said. "We have priced the newer flats lower because most of their views are not as nice as those in the first batch." The newly available flats go on sale on Saturday at an average price of HK$15,982 per square foot - 14 percent lower than the first batch at HK$18,688 psf. The price range is closer to nearby flats in the secondary market. The neighboring One Silver Sea project is priced around HK$15,000 to HK$16,000 psf. Sales yesterday at Imperial Cullinan, atop Olympic MTR station, included a 2,523 square foot special unit bought by a mainlander for HK$108 million, or HK$42,806 psf. - and this promotional event ? - this is about the property itself

I would like to participate, but cannot make it at that time. However, I am interested in the subject. Can you summarise the argument for a rally in UK House prices? Does it also apply to Hong Kong? Also, will you record it? What is the link for the podcast of the call?

Okay. Hopes this correct. Gold now $884 - and Dollar weak too