Don't drink and bid at auction

[furrowtickler]

The real investment money was looking at high annual appreciation. That ends too.

Agreed , time will tell

[TOM4CWB]

Appreciation of land values will continue….

The propensity of central banks to spend /supply governments in ‘Power’ with quantitative easing….

The spending of $trillions is not about to stop any time soon…

The WEF and New World Order….are well entrenched in‘Western Economies’ the adoption of‘Climate Change’ ‘New Green Deal’ economics… virtually guarantees productive agricultural land values… will continue to appreciate .

The Japanese central bank and monetary policy… of appreciation (real estate) to inflate assets … to mitigate debt…

Is a being adopted globally… the unrelenting expansion of money supply… inflates real asset values….

History bears this out.

Blessings and Salutations

[furrowtickler]

What happened to land values in the 80’s
History does repeat I agree

[makar]

[QUOTE=furrowtickler;557896]What happened to land values in the 80’s
History does repeat I agree[/QUOTE. Few here remembers this, I do.

[makar]

[QUOTE=makar;557897]

What happened to land values in the 80’s
History does repeat I agree[/QUOTE. Few here remembers this, I do.

Neighbor started a feedlot 1980, to quote him in the local watering hole, Do you know how much 25 percent interest on a million dollars is?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

The real investment money was looking at high annual appreciation. That ends too.

But how much of this investment money was actually more concerned about return of investment instead of return on investment, as we head into uncertain times?
Even at a one or two percent annual return, land still beats gold or silver, or any other commodity) or any non dividend paying stock. Land probably isn't going to zero anytime soon, while most of the meme stocks and cryptocurrencies and nft's etc will inevitably go to zero.

[FarmJunkie]

[QUOTE=makar;557901]

Neighbor started a feedlot 1980, to quote him in the local watering hole, Do you know how much 25 percent interest on a million dollars is?

We for sure won’t have to get to half that rate and there will be chaos. Just imagine paying 200 bucks rent and penciling out a decent return if commodities slide a few bucks. Some people never paid attention in economics class. Only explanation is GREED is a disease.