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Ultimately you want both in your portfolio. Stocks are much more volatile than property and that can also mean more risk, but the rewards can also be very significant. 90% of traders lose their entire account, so Sanjeev is clearly an outlier and congrats to him for a wonderful year, but if you are able to hold through tough times for property, you stand a very good chance of coming through unscathed. You cannot say the same for shares. Horses for courses.
The All Ords is at the same level of Nov 2007! Actually stocks now a a fraction lower in fact, compared to 15 years ago. Meanwhile some property is up 3 fold. The big issue for me, is that I simply can't afford to purchase an investment property.
Shares win as you can also leverage into the share market with Nab equity builder. Property investing is just speculative in nature and not well diversified.
@@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK there is no margin call with Nab equity builder. Share are more diversified and represent businesses where as property is speculation on land.
@@samuelgak6240 100%..people like PK and other Aussies are obsessed with property. Property has single entry point and too many holding costs, entry/exit cost and no diversification. Shares is superior to property. And by shares I mean vanilla market cap index funds/ETF
@PK another great video as I am into both property and stock trading (mainly options trading which has been quite painful this year). Just wanted to check that have you done or planning to do a video on basic overview of company and trust structures with pros / cons for property investment?
@@samuelgak6240 Id like to know how you came to the conclusion that is less risky to do margin call with share market than invest in aus property. High interest rates are only one factor, they are not really that higher than a few years ago, and you can still get positive geared properties which negate the rate (plus also rents are on the rise). I think a margin call has significantly more downside potential and risk to achieve similar outcome. Eg you could buy a house, 300k, less than true value ie destressed sale, off market, deceased, foreclosure etc (get it revalued within 6-12mo to withdraw equity to cover initial outlay), rents out 400pw to cover costs, in an area that has good prospects for growth. Risk is it looses maybe 20% MAX but will cost average over next 7-10 years anyway. Margin calls you risk a much higher % loss and can't leverage as much to take advanatge of potential upswings. I guess if you want liquidity, it is better in that sense or at high risk of becoming a distressed IP seller (?overleveraged?)
@@sanctuaryplace You can debt recycle against your own PPOR. No Margin calls. Shares>Property always. Even with an unencumbered property 40% of the rental income goes towards the holding cost. With an broad index like VAS, the dividends are relatively free of any holding cost, no tenants franking credits and you are positive from day one
