Tsang Yuan Tsang: property prices rise or fall not wrong view

Some reports pointed out that in Hong Kong, a family can not eat or drink for 19.4 years to buy a home.

Earlier, the Rating and Valuation Department announced that the property price index rose for another 20 months and the Central Plains City’s leading index hit record highs. As a result, Hong Kong people generally think that property prices will only rise or fall.

However, Tsang Yuan Cang think this view is wrong, because the past 10 years to adjust the property prices 4 times, but also that if the Hong Kong stocks “burst pot”, the property market will follow. To analyze where the property market is going, readers can read this issue of “iMoney” “real estate topics”, know how Tsang Yuancang how the property market.

He is about to enter the Year of the Himalayas. Every year, Hong Kong’s stock market plunges. He himself has made a lot of investments. He expects the stock market to rise and fall first this year and have a chance to fall. However, among the falling markets, Clothing, timber, medicinal materials, etc.), and stocks of fire (such as oil, telecommunications and branch networks) are expected to rise.

Sohu 30 should start deploying retirement

Sumin Man holds about 10 properties for a long time to pave the way for retirement rent collection. He urged all young people at the age of 30 should not be taken lightly and should start deploying retirement to create their own sustained income after retirement. For details, watch the 536th iMoney Focus cover story.

Hong Kong stocks darned Hong Kong’s record high of 33,223 points last week. Mark Mobius, executive chairman of the Templeton Emerging Markets team called Emerging Markets Godfather, At the end of the withdrawal line of fire, officially retired.

However, the eighty-year-old is still energetic. Before an exclusive interview with the cover story of “iMoney Wealth,” he said he will not stop in the future and will continue his investment research work.

Mr Mavericks, who has been rolling in emerging markets for more than 40 years and has managed Templeton for more than 30 years, is optimistic about the future of the Hong Kong stock market and the bull market is not finished yet. However, investors may wish to make partial profits and losses first and then enter the market when adjusted Aim for goods and consumption of two plates.