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According to your reasoning, the key question then is: will the oil price drop below $40 in the near future?
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2 R# |2 T' M- b) M) ROnly time can answer this question for sure, will we wait until that day?) S$ x& q# q0 q, a3 S
# e M6 h8 c7 _2 v2 C9 R: N: F4 N( iMaybe you think the oil price is totally unpredictable, so you dare not risk your money on the housing market. (unfortunately that's simply because you don't have enough information regarding world's current oil reserve)
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; o) i J! L8 L [% uOr, maybe you know the oil price have 99% chance remain above $40 for the next decade, but you just can't stand that 1% risk.(which is totally fine and I support your decision not entering the housing market in this case)
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0 _1 T1 @* D5 c# nOr, maybe you know the oil price will remain above $40, and you also sort of sensed that the house price will remain high, but you just can't face this true, and let grudge, jealousy feeling fill your mind while regreting that you miss the chance.
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Maybe I'm all wrong, but based decision on information and analysis not on feelings is never gonna be worse.
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原帖由 smalltown 于 2007-6-26 09:51 发表 + M. y3 N. o8 J8 B% h2 \! c6 Y: q
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& {# Z" p% t, ~& [) m# W( n9 FThe main driving force in Alberta's economy is oil sands development, but the cost of oil sands projects is very high. If world oil price drops to a certain level(for example $40 dollars per ... |
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