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Oh dear you really don't understand, from positive HPI the graph has to go down to make prices the same as the year before.
That does not mean prices are falling, it means prices are stagnating.
if you had 10% HPI and a horizontal line for then next year that would mean you had constant YoY 10% gains. Not the same value.
You're arguing about something I didn't say.:rotfl:
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Maybe he means the rate of change is equivalent.
But surely he'd have said that by now...
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undetterred wrote: »Quit while your ahead,or grasp some understanding of the situation.:beer:
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Average House Price according to Nationwide
..... Jan .....Nov......Dec
2010 £163,481 £163,398 £162,763
2009 xxxxxxxx £162,764 £162,103
Prices are decreasing.:T :rotfl:
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This is Devon quality obfustication. Top notch work from Blisk.0
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Since you've been misunderstood, why don't you recap what you meant when you said that we're now in the same situation as we were in in March 2008? Because it certainly would appear that you've mistaken YOY changes for value and are now backtracking furiously.
Just a thought.0
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