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  • Profile photo of JetDollarsJetDollars
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    Quoted from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domino_effect


    Domino effect
    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

    The domino effect is the idea that some change, small in itself, will cause a similar change nearby, which then will cause another similar change, and so on in linear sequence, by analogy to a falling row of dominoes standing on end.


    …and there’s more:
    http://www.graphic.org/domino.html
    Name: Dominoe Effect String
    Description: Events are linked by time. A subsequent event requires a preceeding event to happen.
    Uses: Describe a sequence of events, stages, phases, life cycles, actions and outcomes that require a preceeding event to happen.

    Critical Questions:

    What is the name of the event, procedure or human figure that will be described?
    What are the stages, steps, phases or events?
    How do the stages, steps, phases or events relate to one another?
    What happens if an event does not take place?
    What is the final outcome?
    Remarks:The Linear String can serve the same purpose as the Dominoe Chart to describe events that require a preceeding event to happen. Add the critical question: What happens if an event does not take place?


    Your comments?…LoL

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    Chan Dollars
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    Please dont start this again!

    (“,) $$$ HoLdEnCoMmOdOrE $$$ (“,)

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    H.C.,
    If there’s a start it got to end with some sort of solution. I found that there are so many theory with regarding to domino and one can interpreted in many way.

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    Chan Dollars
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    Hmmm, I know… I wish SIS would just tell us all what it really is rather than leaving us guessing like this!

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    I would love to tell everyone, but that’s up to SIS whether he decide to tell everyone or not.

    Domino Effect = High Risk.

    Kind regards

    Chan Dollars
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    Originally posted by holdencommodore:

    Hmmm, I know… I wish SIS would just tell us all what it really is rather than leaving us guessing like this!

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    Agreed, pleeeeeeeeeeease sis since no-one seems to be able to solve it can you tell us????
    [confused2] I’d be sooooooooo[happy3]

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    [bawl]
    We will have to keep guessing, people!
    No more hints?

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    lol…

    Hi Celivia,

    … you might already know what it is…. just read over some of the older post and it might just pop out in front of you… but if you read over Redwings post, he is by far the closet…

    Cheers,
    sis

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    Hi Forumites,
    I think what SIS and chan are trying to let you all know is that even if you do understand Domino theory 99% of you will deem it to be too risky and will do nothing.As we all know we are property investors caue it is a safe investment, if we wanted risk we would buy shares or the many other types of “risky”investments!!
    If it was easy and safe we would all know about it by now.
    I say that we should add this topic to the riddles sectuion of forum frolic[cigar][cigar][weird]

    Sooner or later the man who wins is the man who thinks he can

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    Bigben,

    For me only I could not agreed more. I knew about Domino Effect’s techque and some other also knew it from SIS, but as far as I know none of us want to use it at this stage.

    As I said before if opportunity arise then I will use it one day. And I believe that’s going to be a long time.

    Kind regards

    Chan Dollars
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    Big Ben

    what is determined risk to one, is no risk at all to another. the scale of risk however varies. Each investor should know their risk profile. You might be able to access this on one of the many sites around.

    Investing in property is not low risk. Neither is jumping behind the wheel of your latest car, or walking across the street. If you were old and frail you might think twice about both….but you get my point.

    try http://www.proquest.com.au. , now you might have to do a login process, I needed this for my studies so see how you go, if you want to try it.

    Obviously international shares are rated higher than domestic and comercial property is higher than residential, cash adn bonds are safer so they are more low risk categories.

    ” CHAN me thinks you like to stir”

    cheers
    elves

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    Hello SIS,

    Do you think that other members of the forum would not benefit from learning about your so called “secret domino theory” simply because its high risk? There are people out there, who might share your high risk investor profile.

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    maybe +CF that they prefer to keep it that way because it is high risk. I think most people on that level already do their own thing anyway.

    Others simply want to learn and I learn something new everyday

    ” a blind man may see what a sighted man may not”

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    Read other replies sis has put up

    Domino effect = High risk

    using equity to purchase other properties

    Garantor’s

    The answers are honestly all there.

    Regards Bear

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