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BBC - How low will house prices go in 2009?
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Stop fighting, children
Back on topic... fair enough Steve, got to give this one to you. But I'l bet you three Martin Smilies :money::money::money: that house prices end up down at least 10% over 2010. This is just a temporary pause. Today's inflation figures show that the BoE cannot continue its desperate printathon forever.poppy100 -
Stop fighting, children
Back on topic... fair enough Steve, got to give this one to you. But I'l bet you three Martin Smilies :money::money::money: that house prices end up down at least 10% over 2010. This is just a temporary pause. Today's inflation figures show that the BoE cannot continue its desperate printathon forever.
I'm not a child, I'm an adult argueing with another adult, so you cannot slap us on the wrists!:cool:
Stupid innit? Unasseptabel innit!:D
Tell me one whose older and wiser and i'll bite my lip - I promise!!:T0 -
Well you can go to hell - I'm not interested in reasoning with you anyway
It's an OPEN FORUM
You shouldn't have said what you didFoxtonsRIP wrote: »At least 15% falls in 2009. But more probably 20-25%I too think prices will drop even further next year. Things will start to get tough after Christmas as unemployment jumps considerably - going on the thought most employers hold fire up to and over Christmas.I guess we all have some kind of an Axe to grind stevie, but seriously... to bottom in April ?? Not a chance !!!0 -
Seems to me there is no ettiquete nor manners, nor social cohesion on this site.
Is it a free for all or what? Not only do I get offended but I see others do too.
If that is that case can I just say that .... ... ......ers and the.........rds and all the bu..........ers and c......s
Also there are the ........ds and the........ers and the to......ers! and the raci..........sts and the ab..........ers
Then, to the extremes, the mu........ers and phea..........es and etcetc...0 -
Is the lesson of this thread that a number of people thought prices would drop further in 2009 and with hindsight were proved to be wrong? And a number of people thought they would not drop and have been proved to be right?
I wonder if anyone wants to resurrect a year earlier thread and see if the same people said the same things? It would be very interesting (sarcasm) to plot the predictions and actuality on a chart and compare which group of people is the more accurate in their forecasts.
With a bit of luck we might all be here in a year or so, and we can play the game all over again.0 -
Is the lesson of this thread that a number of people thought prices would drop further in 2009 and with hindsight were proved to be wrong? And a number of people thought they would not drop and have been proved to be right?
I wonder if anyone wants to resurrect a year earlier thread and see if the same people said the same things? It would be very interesting (sarcasm) to plot the predictions and actuality on a chart and compare which group of people is the more accurate in their forecasts.
With a bit of luck we might all be here in a year or so, and we can play the game all over again.
I think it's a new year, a new decade and I think we should go round and round again in circles regards house prices!!
It was so much fun last time round, nobody got it right and nobody got it wrong so I reckon we should start all over again:j0 -
Please compare me to someone other than bootski
if there are such allegation's to be made :mad:
http://www.googlefight.com/index.php?lang=en_GB&word1=nembot&word2=Iveseenthelight
btw,
It's also good for facts.0 -
Please compare me to someone other than bootski
if there are such allegation's to be made :mad:
http://www.googlefight.com/index.php?lang=en_GB&word1=nembot&word2=Iveseenthelight
btw,
It's also good for facts.
ps thanks for the google fight link- never seen that before :A:DWe cannot change anything unless we accept it. Condemnation does not liberate, it oppresses. Carl Jung
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Is the lesson of this thread that a number of people thought prices would drop further in 2009 and with hindsight were proved to be wrong?
The lesson of the latter part of this thread, the bit I have just had the displeasure of trawling through, is that Care in the Community really is a failure. :rolleyes:"I can hear you whisperin', children, so I know you're down there. I can feel myself gettin' awful mad. I'm out of patience, children. I'm coming to find you now." - Harry Powell, Night of the Hunter, 1955.0 -
Thanks for the private messages, I;ve not a clue how to pick them up but no doubt I;ll be told off anyway
Well you can go to hell - I'm not interested in reasoning with you anyway
It's an OPEN FORUM
You shouldn't have said what you did
Ignorance is not a virtue.
I'm not aware what I've said to have offended you so much.
Your right I tried to reason with you by PM instead of going down a flaming spiral route with you.
If you do have a change of heart and want to read the PM's, please simply click the hyperlink as shown below:wall:
What we've got here is....... failure to communicate.
Some men you just can't reach.
:wall:0
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