What's the chance I lose money in property vs shares?

Ever wondered about the risks associated with different types of investments?
In this episode of Property Now, Ed from Opes Partners is here to break down the statistics behind the risk of losing money in term deposits, shares, and property investments.
Using straightforward explanations and expert insights, this video will help you understand where your money might be safest and the realities of investment risks.
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[@bobbyhorowitz9089]

Great video. Unbiased and informative.

[@louissibs7175]

In NZ Chorus shares were $1.43 in 2013 and now $9.04 in 2024. Making Shares more profitable than Property in a 10yr period.

[@chopsticks8204]

BP stock pays dividends though, so not a fair example?

[@JoshRyan]

I’m down $120k in 3 years with a $629k property. Giving it time whilst focusing on building businesses

[@intravena]

Should have sold in 2021 my bro

[@bobbyhorowitz9089]

You bought in the peak. Unlucky

[@intravena]

@@bobbyhorowitz9089 It's not bad luck. It's bad decisions.

[@causeceleb]

Thanks Ed. However, you are talking nominal value. Given, you are ultimately talking about whether you make money or not you need to take into account the costs associated with each asset. Holding an index will not cost you anything other than fees buying and selling the index. Holding a property needs to take all the costs associated with it eg mortgage interest, maintenance, management fees, agents fees, etc. Can you do this again using real values? Also while talking about making money a discussion on the exaggerated loss when using leverage needs to be discussed

[@darkiller2553]

Thanks man

[@intravena]

What's the chance of losing money on a townhouse you recommended people to buy at the top of the market?

[@unkgoku9]

Are you losing money?

[@intravena]

@@unkgoku9 Nope. Sold all my Auckland houses late 2021.

[@sy210687]

Over what period?