Fool or Forecaster 2022: Bank Scorecard

Another year, another fool or forecaster report. 

In this episode, we’ve gathered data and put together a bank scorecard - which banks did a good (or foolish) job of forecasting the property market? Which ones are the most reliable? Is 2022 the year to make a property move? 

Listen in on our discussion on authority bias, world events that affected the property market forecasts, holding bank economists accountable, and heaps more!

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Episode Highlights:

1. Looking back at bank records [01:35]
2. Authority bias: Why we assume “experts” are right [06:52] 
3. World events and factors that affected market forecasts in 2022 [10:34]
4. Which “experts” should you rely on? [13:04]
5. The correlation between house prices and interest rates [16:48]
6. The dangers of making forecasts on a macro level [19:47]
7. Is it possible to predict risk? [23:54]
8. How COVID changed the real estate market [26:02]
9. Is 2022 the time to make a property move? [28:32]
10. Are apartment investments compromised? [33:32] 
11. Holding bank economists accountable [35:58] 
12. Should you base your property buying decisions on forecasts? [39:26]

 

Links from the Show:

• Fool or Forecaster Report 2022
• Finder RBA Cash Survey
• CoreLogic Home Value Index
• Scope Economic Survey
• Will Higher Interest Rates Cause Property Prices To Fall? 

 

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