/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>5936849
>if you wrote all this out asking me for advice, you know somethings wrong.
This is not necessarily true. I know myself and my mind, and I know just how obsessive and paranoid I can be. I guess that is my main concern, is that I can't tell if my gut is really telling me something or if I'm being an overcontrolling freak (which caused my last girlfriend to break up with me).

I mean she really seems to like me. We are in the same major in college (Electrical Eng). She knows I've fucked 20+ girls and that it wouldn't be painful for me to fuck another. She also wants to spend almost all hours of the day with me. She comes from a very nice and wealthy family, just like myself

Anyways, I know some random anon on a wapanese perineum-massaging forum can't really help me without knowing fully my relationship with this girl...

but comments like these
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>>5936564
are really getting to me. She facetimed me an hour ago and we were talking casually but I had to hang up after reading these comments. God damn it anon... I want to love this girl, but I'm afraid that if I finally let myself she will rip me to shreds.

Tell me /biz/, there's a real estate bubble going on in 'stralya and everyone knows it. I did some research and found some good stocks I might short to cash in on the bubble bursting (http://www.cnbc.com/2016/05/23/australia-housing-bubble-fears-make-investors-nervous-about-big-four-banks.html):

4 Stocks:
-Australia & New Zealand Bank (ANZ)
-Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA)
-National Australia Bank (NAB)
-Westpac

Any other good stocks/ETFs I could short? I was considering maybe buying an Ultrashort Australian Dollar ETF, but wouldn't that go down in the event that the Royal Bank of Australia eases monetary policy because of a recession?

Any other good instruments I can use to cash in on this? Is there any chance that the bubble will pop anytime soon or am I being a Cassandra?