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    Hi guys, hoping you guys can help with some advice or opinions on some questions i have with regards to a 2 bedroom property investment in District11.

    I have a budget of $850 -$900k and im looking to purchase a studio or 2 bedroom unit in D11 as an investment and rental. I have scouted sites like propertyguru and found that are choices available such as The Ansley, 833M Residences, e Axis, the novas, etc.

    1st question - is this going to be money well spent? I have been looking at a few areas and as i said earlier, this is for investment and i would assume that the nearer it is to town the more potential in the property ( old school i know ) and the nearest i could get to town and i could afford was only in D11. What do you guys think of the potential of the district itself and how much psf do you think its worth now? ( how much would i be counted as overpaying, so that i wont make the wrong decision when if i eventually do decide to buy a property within d11.

    2nd Question - I see a significant difference in price in terms of location, of properties in District 11. For example, properties along evelyn road ( also district 11 ) are priced way out of my reach but projects along Mandalay Road is significantly lower. Will investment in these area be worth spending $850k for these properties and will it be a money well spent is my question?

    3rd Question, with my current budget,im restricted to a Studio or a 2 bedder in that area. Im looking at 700sqft and above. Another amatuerish question would be, would a 1 bedder ( im assuming its also called a studio ) be more worth buying or a 2 bedder.

    4rd Question - Any positive or negative comments or recommendation in terms of property choice within d11? i have shortlisted a few which fits my criteria of ( 700sqft and above and below 900k in District 11)
    I have come up with a preliminary stat based on the listing on PropertyGuru

    The Ansley- One Bedroom 732sqft $900k- Rental$3300*
    Mandale heights- One Bedroom 764sqft $829k- Rental$3300*
    833M Residences - One Bedroom 889Sqft $860k - Rental$3200*
    De Paradiso - Two Bedroom 904Sqft $850k - Rental$3200*
    The Axis - TBC
    The Mezzo - TBC
    I Residences - TBC
    Nova48 - TBC
    Nova88 - TBC
    M21 Residences - TBC

    Please bear with my limited knowledge of the property market, im very young and new to this as this is my first property investment and im hoping to learn more of the market sentiment and trends and opinions of investors and property buyers.

    Thanks

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    my friend bought a nice new patek, so i just had to have a new watch too
    finally settled on a glashutte coz i couldn't really afford a patek. a few months later, hour glass had a sale, and the patek was discounted to the same price as i paid for the glashutte

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    Quote Originally Posted by gfoo
    my friend bought a nice new patek, so i just had to have a new watch too
    finally settled on a glashutte coz i couldn't really afford a patek. a few months later, hour glass had a sale, and the patek was discounted to the same price as i paid for the glashutte
    wow! patek got so much discount?

    GSS coming soon? The Azure 1300psf got chance anot?

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    Quote Originally Posted by devilplate
    wow! patek got so much discount?

    GSS coming soon? The Azure 1300psf got chance anot?
    now no view oceanfront 1700psf liao. just a year ago, the azure was going for 1200psf no? but i wouldn't. pulau blakang mati dey

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    Quote Originally Posted by gfoo
    my friend bought a nice new patek, so i just had to have a new watch too
    finally settled on a glashutte coz i couldn't really afford a patek. a few months later, hour glass had a sale, and the patek was discounted to the same price as i paid for the glashutte
    Mind letting us know which Patek and which glashutte?

    I am aiming for either the 5712r on leather strap or the nautilus flyback chrono in steel but can't bring myself to spend so much!

    Am getting over the AP offshore thingie as I get older.... Their watches are frankly, getting a little ridiculous also... The offshore grand prix looks like something from the playground... Bring back the JPM or the EOD, I say!

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    Quote Originally Posted by orange
    Mind letting us know which Patek and which glashutte?

    I am aiming for either the 5712r on leather strap or the nautilus flyback chrono in steel but can't bring myself to spend so much!

    Am getting over the AP offshore thingie as I get older.... Their watches are frankly, getting a little ridiculous also... The offshore grand prix looks like something from the playground... Bring back the JPM or the EOD, I say!
    Well a JPM will currently cost around the same as a brand new 5712r.... An EOD probably 50% more than brand new nautilus chrono. And the tough part is finding a mint, lightly used example as they are so rare, being limited ed. Hmm I'll probably still buy the APs if I can find them! Time to move on from my unlimited edition APs..

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    Quote Originally Posted by orange
    Mind letting us know which Patek and which glashutte?

    I am aiming for either the 5712r on leather strap or the nautilus flyback chrono in steel but can't bring myself to spend so much!

    Am getting over the AP offshore thingie as I get older.... Their watches are frankly, getting a little ridiculous also... The offshore grand prix looks like something from the playground... Bring back the JPM or the EOD, I say!
    parable lah. personally i prefer als to pp

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    Quote Originally Posted by e_kway

    2nd Question - I see a significant difference in price in terms of location, of properties in District 11. For example, properties along evelyn road ( also district 11 ) are priced way out of my reach but projects along Mandalay Road is significantly lower. Will investment in these area be worth spending $850k for these properties and will it be a money well spent is my question?

    4rd Question - Any positive or negative comments or recommendation in terms of property choice within d11? i have shortlisted a few which fits my criteria of ( 700sqft and above and below 900k in District 11)
    I have come up with a preliminary stat based on the listing on PropertyGuru
    my humble 1 cent...

    to me the balestier area is like clinging on the coat tails of novena/newton but will never be quite there

    actually for 800 to 900k u can get a 99LH condo in OCR (outside central region) with spare change and comparable rental & near mrt

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    Quote Originally Posted by e_kway
    Hi guys, hoping you guys can help with some advice or opinions on some questions i have with regards to a 2 bedroom property investment in District11.

    I have a budget of $850 -$900k and im looking to purchase a studio or 2 bedroom unit in D11 as an investment and rental. I have scouted sites like propertyguru and found that are choices available such as The Ansley, 833M Residences, e Axis, the novas, etc.

    1st question - is this going to be money well spent? I have been looking at a few areas and as i said earlier, this is for investment and i would assume that the nearer it is to town the more potential in the property ( old school i know ) and the nearest i could get to town and i could afford was only in D11. What do you guys think of the potential of the district itself and how much psf do you think its worth now? ( how much would i be counted as overpaying, so that i wont make the wrong decision when if i eventually do decide to buy a property within d11.

    2nd Question - I see a significant difference in price in terms of location, of properties in District 11. For example, properties along evelyn road ( also district 11 ) are priced way out of my reach but projects along Mandalay Road is significantly lower. Will investment in these area be worth spending $850k for these properties and will it be a money well spent is my question?

    3rd Question, with my current budget,im restricted to a Studio or a 2 bedder in that area. Im looking at 700sqft and above. Another amatuerish question would be, would a 1 bedder ( im assuming its also called a studio ) be more worth buying or a 2 bedder.

    4rd Question - Any positive or negative comments or recommendation in terms of property choice within d11? i have shortlisted a few which fits my criteria of ( 700sqft and above and below 900k in District 11)
    I have come up with a preliminary stat based on the listing on PropertyGuru

    The Ansley- One Bedroom 732sqft $900k- Rental$3300*
    Mandale heights- One Bedroom 764sqft $829k- Rental$3300*
    833M Residences - One Bedroom 889Sqft $860k - Rental$3200*
    De Paradiso - Two Bedroom 904Sqft $850k - Rental$3200*
    The Axis - TBC
    The Mezzo - TBC
    I Residences - TBC
    Nova48 - TBC
    Nova88 - TBC
    M21 Residences - TBC

    Please bear with my limited knowledge of the property market, im very young and new to this as this is my first property investment and im hoping to learn more of the market sentiment and trends and opinions of investors and property buyers.

    Thanks

    i always felt balestier is a fantastic place to buy if you don't mind the state of the area with the people that rent and linger there

    for about 6 months i stayed in that area cuz due to some poor planning i couldn't move into any of my own place and the one i was staying at was sold as the price was really irresistable

    i've to say i was very sceptical about the area when i first rented there but my opinion changed after i went there

    my aunt owns 2 units in that area so i feel she's a veteran compared to me and when she says balestier is worth it, i feel she's right

    in general however, in response to your post, district 11 at balestier i feel is a poor buy

    why because the prices of district 11 and say district 12, 13 are not the same but the project can be just 1 street away

    the tenant won't know the difference in the price you pay if it's just a street away and they won't haggle of over the rent cuz they think the part of balestier they rent is district 11

    if you want pedigree 11 then buy into those area

    as for district 9 and 10, even the worst projects in that area i feel are always worth buys. Why? Because like jlrx says, better you buy when you're uncertain than you don't (assuming you know how to hedge with the management of rental, etc)

    there are diverse opinions on 1 bedrooms, my advice is to check the numbers. They don't lie and they don't have agendas like humans posts.

    There are lots of projects in district 9 and 10 where the numbers work out in your favour, depending on what numbers you concentrate on.

    Like my ex boss always say, buy to invest, district 9 and 10. Buy to stay, don't buy such nice districts, district 11 for stay is ok.

    But then my ex boss stays down the road from the late great Ng Teng Fong so that's his definition of don't need to buy such nice districts to stay.

    All the best on your journey

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    those you see people selling at the back alleys are different from those you get in hour glass. i think you are speaking to the wrong people here..

    Quote Originally Posted by orange
    Mind letting us know which Patek and which glashutte?

    I am aiming for either the 5712r on leather strap or the nautilus flyback chrono in steel but can't bring myself to spend so much!

    Am getting over the AP offshore thingie as I get older.... Their watches are frankly, getting a little ridiculous also... The offshore grand prix looks like something from the playground... Bring back the JPM or the EOD, I say!

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    Beware of the parts of D9 & D10 which are poorer cousins of the core D9 & D10 hor! (Not all D9 & D10 are good! ) (Just like beware of the poorer cousins of D11 in Balestier area vs those in core D11 Newton & Novena areas hor!).

    Quote Originally Posted by tericia
    i always felt balestier is a fantastic place to buy if you don't mind the state of the area with the people that rent and linger there

    for about 6 months i stayed in that area cuz due to some poor planning i couldn't move into any of my own place and the one i was staying at was sold as the price was really irresistable

    i've to say i was very sceptical about the area when i first rented there but my opinion changed after i went there

    my aunt owns 2 units in that area so i feel she's a veteran compared to me and when she says balestier is worth it, i feel she's right

    in general however, in response to your post, district 11 at balestier i feel is a poor buy

    why because the prices of district 11 and say district 12, 13 are not the same but the project can be just 1 street away

    the tenant won't know the difference in the price you pay if it's just a street away and they won't haggle of over the rent cuz they think the part of balestier they rent is district 11

    if you want pedigree 11 then buy into those area

    as for district 9 and 10, even the worst projects in that area i feel are always worth buys. Why? Because like jlrx says, better you buy when you're uncertain than you don't (assuming you know how to hedge with the management of rental, etc)

    there are diverse opinions on 1 bedrooms, my advice is to check the numbers. They don't lie and they don't have agendas like humans posts.

    There are lots of projects in district 9 and 10 where the numbers work out in your favour, depending on what numbers you concentrate on.

    Like my ex boss always say, buy to invest, district 9 and 10. Buy to stay, don't buy such nice districts, district 11 for stay is ok.

    But then my ex boss stays down the road from the late great Ng Teng Fong so that's his definition of don't need to buy such nice districts to stay.

    All the best on your journey

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    Quote Originally Posted by teddybear
    Beware of the parts of D9 & D10 which are poorer cousins of the core D9 & D10 hor! (Not all D9 & D10 are good! ) (Just like beware of the poorer cousins of D11 in Balestier area vs those in core D11 Newton & Novena areas hor!).

    yes as the not so fine prints state in my post, it's my personal opinion

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    Quote Originally Posted by gfoo
    parable lah. personally i prefer als to pp
    i know i know.. actually it is more of an analogy than anything.

    anyway.

    hey do you know if R2D does servicing and repair work for Mini Cooper (the BMW one)

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    Quote Originally Posted by orange
    i know i know.. actually it is more of an analogy than anything.

    anyway.

    hey do you know if R2D does servicing and repair work for Mini Cooper (the BMW one)
    yup all cars! the only garage that has a degree holder working on your car - his care and expertise is bar none!

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    Quote Originally Posted by teddybear
    Beware of the parts of D9 & D10 which are poorer cousins of the core D9 & D10 hor! (Not all D9 & D10 are good! ) (Just like beware of the poorer cousins of D11 in Balestier area vs those in core D11 Newton & Novena areas hor!).
    I know teddybear will appear to warn about the poorer cousins within D9 and 10 when I read the earlier posts!

    teddybear is the guardian of the elite part of D9 and 10.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gfoo
    yup all cars! the only garage that has a degree holder working on your car - his care and expertise is bar none!
    ok i'll see him then... heard a lot about rod. previously i went to J4C and BVO cos they are better located.

    btw, Boss Motorsports also engineering degree holder...

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    Quote Originally Posted by jlrx
    I know teddybear will appear to warn about the poorer cousins within D9 and 10 when I read the earlier posts!

    teddybear is the guardian of the elite part of D9 and 10.
    therein lies the strength of marketing. even if properties were located in the "poorer" parts of D9 and 10, they come out in the same section of the classifieds, they get advertised overseas in the same prime district.

    so IMO district numbers actually matter a lot. because many of the foreign buyers do not know any better!

    for someone rich who doesn't know singapore and doesn't really care, who just wants to invest in a good quality residential property in a good district, i dare say he may overlook D11 Newton and go for D10 Mount Sinai even if they were the same price... in most cases Mount Sinai is cheaper than Newton so this silly dude will probably think he got a good deal!

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    toking about foreigners....did u guys so lucky enuff to fish a silly foreigner buyer b4 such as pay 100k or more above market value

    it nvr happen to me b4

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    Quote Originally Posted by devilplate
    toking about foreigners....did u guys so lucky enuff to fish a silly foreigner buyer b4 such as pay 100k or more above market value

    it nvr happen to me b4
    This type of deal you must work with private bankers.

    Business Times - 16 Aug 2006

    CapitaLand's Scotts HighPark goes for $1,800 psf

    By ARTHUR SIM

    CAPITALAND is targeting the higher end of the prime residential property market by pricing its latest offering, Scotts HighPark, at an average of $1,800 psf. Already, it says that one unit was sold for more than $2,000 psf.
    ...

    Giving an idea of the profile of its clientele, the buyer who set the benchmark price is said to have been an European high net worth individual, brought in by his Hong Kong private banker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jlrx
    I know teddybear will appear to warn about the poorer cousins within D9 and 10 when I read the earlier posts!

    teddybear is the guardian of the elite part of D9 and 10.
    huh the bear always confuse others with his/her comments
    if u on active discussions with him, you will know. his statements are in conflict of own

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    nowadays in prime area difficult to find unblocked view like HK esp. in highly sought areas...most important is environment...that X factor that will differentiate one project from another

    if u hv seen the newly TOP project in D12, the X factor is not there.....but the layout is great that's th selling point

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    I think I'm going to be a little contrarian here but I don't it is absolutely necessary to buy the most "elite" part of D9, D10 or D11 - if these are only 3 districts you're looking for. D12 is actually ok. The Novena part of D11 is more sought after only because of the Novena MRT station and there're currently few freehold condos near MRT stations. But this is going to change. In fact, those new condos in D12 are NOT inferior to the new ones in D11 in terms of design. Only problem is the lack of an MRT station and some past "sleazy" reputation. In short, you have to identify why a certain area within a district fetches a premium and whether that premium is still justified say 3 years later. If the answer is NO, then you should just buy those that are currently undervalued, even if it is not in the most swanky part of that district. I believe district lines are being blurred, and with small units taking dominance in D11 Novena or even D9 in River Valley, the prestige is going to evaporate. And foreign investors are not as stupid as you think and only know district numbers and nothing else.

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    Please don't be mistaken by the current situation. Market is just perparing for next round. Once all the mass market stablized, only then it is sensible for high end properties to go for their history high.

    Do take note prime is a classification. Those districts are prime for some reason.

    Let's just wait and see...

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    Who are you parroting? This same story about high-end (more than $5 million) is going to lead the way has been going around for 2 years and it still has not happened. But a bottom up recovery is actually a good thing. The historic high for CCR was a bubble to begin with (URA index was like 200?). It will not reach there any time soon unless foreign investors (I mean dumb ones) invest in a big way. A lot of CCR condos have no X factor - just build small units on small plots of land with minimal facilities - a person who enjoys the good things in life in unlikely to want to stay in a house less than 1000sf. These are mostly the wannabes. And wannabes do not have a big budget - so units are getting small in River Valley or even Novena - developers doing everything to attract the wannabes - building mainly small 2 bedders or studios to keep them affordable.

    Quote Originally Posted by isaaclim
    Please don't be mistaken by the current situation. Market is just perparing for next round. Once all the mass market stablized, only then it is sensible for high end properties to go for their history high.

    Do take note prime is a classification. Those districts are prime for some reason.

    Let's just wait and see...

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    Let's look at the URA index (forget about what those experts say - they're all spinning stories and using stats to achieve their own agenda)

    Highest point (1Q 2008)
    CCR highest point = 200
    RCR highest point = 160
    OCR highest point = 150

    Today (2Q 2010)
    CCR = 195
    RCR = 174
    OCR = 171

    What I'm trying to say is that even though CCR today is at 195 and slightly lower than 200 in Q12008, it is still significantly HIGHER than other regions! RCR and OCR are still only languishing at an index of 170+. But our dear EXPERTS out there will always go around saying that CCR is undervalued because it has not hit the historical high of 200 when 200 could be a bubble not supported by fundamentals.

    In short, whoever who invested in CCR at an index of 200 in Q1'2008 must be underperforming those in OCR or RCR (there will always be outliers projects but the average index doesn't lie). Even today, it is more important to look at the index instead of listening to some of these experts. They're using statistics in a way that benefit themselves. There're a lot of almost TOP prime or high-end properties that are not even half sold. They have to spin the right stories to move those units. The mass market units are still moving - so less need to spin stories to move units.

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    i agree up to a certain extent...CCR havent hit its previous high doesnt mean its undervalued now...just like STI still a far cry from 3800pts while PPI oredi at all time high and tat doesnt mean STI is undervalued?

    i also believe tat every segment takes turn to shine...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wild Falcon
    Let's look at the URA index (forget about what those experts say - they're all spinning stories and using stats to achieve their own agenda)

    Highest point (1Q 2008)
    CCR highest point = 200
    RCR highest point = 160
    OCR highest point = 150

    Today (2Q 2010)
    CCR = 195
    RCR = 174
    OCR = 171

    What I'm trying to say is that even though CCR today is at 195 and slightly lower than 200 in Q12008, it is still significantly HIGHER than other regions! RCR and OCR are still only languishing at an index of 170+. But our dear EXPERTS out there will always go around saying that CCR is undervalued because it has not hit the historical high of 200 when 200 could be a bubble not supported by fundamentals.

    In short, whoever who invested in CCR at an index of 200 in Q1'2008 must be underperforming those in OCR or RCR (there will always be outliers projects but the average index doesn't lie). Even today, it is more important to look at the index instead of listening to some of these experts. They're using statistics in a way that benefit themselves. There're a lot of almost TOP prime or high-end properties that are not even half sold. They have to spin the right stories to move those units. The mass market units are still moving - so less need to spin stories to move units.
    I have to response because you may have misunderstood my statement. Please do take note I don't claim i am expert. Seriously i am not.

    The following are just two messages I want to bring across:
    - Prime district is a classification. It is just for easy referencing and comparing. But district 12 is definitely NOT prime. Prime = No.1. Which part of district 12 can be ranked No.1 for housing related factor?
    - Look at the rate of appreciation in Mass market. Do you see that kind of appreciation in Prime district? Not yet right? So, it is yet to come. Why not yet? The targeted group of investor are still busy fire flighting at their own garden. This is a market segment that cannot be moved by us.

    This is a open forum. It is up to individual to comment and to believe.

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    Property is about location, location, location! The reason why D9, D10, D11 are most sought after are because of their central locations. Simple as that. Those in Novena are seeing strong interests because of:
    1) central and convenient location
    2) very close to MRT station (an underground one; those above ground that are super noisy if nearby and thus undersirable!)
    3a) 3 shopping malls all around the MRT station 3b) Walking distance to the best enrichment and tuition schools in Singapore
    4) Close to Singapore's best primary schools (SJI Junior, ACS Junior, ACS Baker, SCGS).
    5) Many are Freehold.

    Could you find another place with all these attributes? Foreigners are not stupid, when they think about their conveniency in driving, public transport, their children's education and ease in travelling to school and entering primary schools' priority, ease in sending their kids to the best enrichment and tuition schools in Singapore, then the choice is obvious.

    Quote Originally Posted by Wild Falcon
    I think I'm going to be a little contrarian here but I don't it is absolutely necessary to buy the most "elite" part of D9, D10 or D11 - if these are only 3 districts you're looking for. D12 is actually ok. The Novena part of D11 is more sought after only because of the Novena MRT station and there're currently few freehold condos near MRT stations. But this is going to change. In fact, those new condos in D12 are NOT inferior to the new ones in D11 in terms of design. Only problem is the lack of an MRT station and some past "sleazy" reputation. In short, you have to identify why a certain area within a district fetches a premium and whether that premium is still justified say 3 years later. If the answer is NO, then you should just buy those that are currently undervalued, even if it is not in the most swanky part of that district. I believe district lines are being blurred, and with small units taking dominance in D11 Novena or even D9 in River Valley, the prestige is going to evaporate. And foreign investors are not as stupid as you think and only know district numbers and nothing else.

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    Balestier area still has lots of sleazy massage parlours that have not been cleaned up. So do D9, D10, D11 have them as well? Only then can we say that they are on par

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    Please give more concrete evidence of what you said. A blanket smearing effort is useless. From your previous statements, you have been saying your exclusive Residences@Evelyn in "Newton" is the best but evidence has shown that Park Infinia in Novena is more popular.

    Quote Originally Posted by dmonddd
    huh the bear always confuse others with his/her comments
    if u on active discussions with him, you will know. his statements are in conflict of own

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