I am an investor but I'm currently selling as the yield is too low in relation to the current market value (as opposed to the purchase price). With rising interest rates and a rapidly weakening property market, I think many investors will realise that without capital appreciation, yield is vital - causing them to sell.
Whether speculators are greedy or not is not for me to say. It's human nature to want to do well and get ahead, but then human nature creates asset bubbles.
If it's not and you want to sell because you're not making enough money out of it...is this greed?
Investors focus on yield, speculators focus on capital appreciation.
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