Hi, I'm Rob. And I'm Rob. And this is Ask Rob and Rob.

Hello everybody and welcome to Ask Rob and Rob.

The show where you give us your questions and we give you answers.

And this is the first one of 2020, so we're so excited to get back into it.

And we've got a great question coming up to kick off the year.

Yes we have and we'll need plenty more of those to see us through the rest of this futuristic

new decade that we are in.

So anything that you want to know, just ask, give us a call on 013, 808, AAA35, or head over to Property Hub.

dot net slash Ask. So while you're pondering what you'd like to find out, let's have a

listen to today's question.

Hi Robin Rob, thanks for a great podcast, do a great content.

I'm pleased to say that off the back of your inspiration and help is giving me confidence

to take my first investment at the start of a year.

However, from that investment, I have a little bit of cash left over.

I'm looking for alternative investments outside of property.

I'm looking at shares and share prices and I've noticed that some of the building

development companies, some of the larger ones in particular that I initially looked

at. Historically their share price has not exactly mirrored but followed very closely the 18 year property cycle.

So my question is is this something that could be used to an investor's advantage in terms of potentially buying at the point of the

mid cycle wobble or at the point of the next crash try and make a good investment basically.

Any help would be fantastic. Well new decades and a completely new type of question. We've not had one like this before Rob, but luckily it's one we can answer.

So I think this is really interesting because this is something that I

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