An Update on Recent Cycle-Impacting Events!

By Catherine Cashmore, Wednesday, 28 June 2023

Tune in below for an exciting chat with Callum Newman — former co-editor of Cycles, Trends & Forecasts — about the recent news and events relating to the real estate cycle…

Last week, I called in my mate Callum Newman — my former co-editor of Cycles, Trends & Forecasts — for a brief chat to cover the weekly news and other events subscribers should be aware of.

In the chat, we cover:

Current trends in the stock market and real estate market
News that the Commonwealth Bank of Australia [ASX:CBA] and Westpac Banking Corp [ASX:WBC] are slashing serviceability buffers for existing borrowers wanting to refinance — the impact on markets.
Some interesting snippets from a recent chat I had with Roy Wenzlick’s youngest employee — Lewis ‘Lew’ Wolff (now in his 80s!)
And a brief glimpse into the subject of the Cycles, Trends & Forecasts monthly edition due out next week…

All this and a lot more entertaining banter.

Tune in here or click the image below!

Best wishes,

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Catherine Cashmore,
Editor, Land Cycle Investor

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