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UK house prices plunged by 2.5% in March (Halifax seasonally adjusted)
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Where's RDB then?0
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sabretoothtigger wrote: »
This graph was very useful as it was showing the rate of change, however it has now served it's purpose, now that it's bottomed, which anyone with a little knowledge knew that it would, we would be much better off seeing a graph of prices over time, from Oct 2007.0 -
If people are after a new graph, can I recommend the following from Keynes's seminal 1936 work 'The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money'.
I love all of Keynes's work, but I find his theory on Doomers to be some of his best.
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I don't know what the problem is. One man's doom is another man's good fortune.0
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If people are after a new graph, can I recommend the following from Keynes's seminal 1936 work 'The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money'.
I love all of Keynes's work, but I find his theory on Doomers to be some of his best.
If I count as a doomer, I can tell you, we have only just started the decent of HP then.
Am I a doomer? Does bein a FTB make one a doomer? I don't think I'm a doomer, but I do think there is some more bad news to come.
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