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Crash Cancelled and Gay Elephant
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undercover_pillow wrote: »
I'm saving up right now for a house, how do you know when the market has properly hit rock bottom tho?
Pillow
You don't until they start to go back up. People who actually buy at the official bottom will have still put in their "offers " three months earlier.
Difficult to call so perhaps it is better when it is right for you to buy than actually trying to guess the bottom.0 -
It depends on how you define supply and demand really.
In your example, the price would rise thus reducing quantity bought.
So you're wrong to say demand outstrips supply: demand would fall to reflect the new market conditions.
* I don't know if this is still true OK? and I can't be bothered to go and look.Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes.0
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