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Lloyds: Fifth of mortgage holders in negative equity.
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I don't really see that this is particularly difficult to understand. Graham, I think where you got confused was in trying to use the YOY rate of change graph you posted as a price graph.
YoY charts aren't G_D's strongpoint
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YoY charts aren't G_D's strongpoint
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No, confusing the issue isn't my thing.
When I next see a bull using figures from feb, I'll make sure I tell them they are wrong and they should use January for Febs figures. Will upset their profits a bit.0 -
Graham_Devon wrote: »No, confusing the issue isn't my thing.
When I next see a bull using figures from feb, I'll make sure I tell them they are wrong and they should use January for Febs figures. Will upset their profits a bit.
If the period they have used is 7 months from the 1st Dec to 30th June, the 1st Dec figure has to be the 30th Nov figure, it can't be Dec because it hasn't happened yet.0 -
The period they have used is 7 months from the 1st Dec to 30th June, the 1st Dec figure has to be the 30th Nov figure, it can't be Dec because it hasn't happened yet.
Where does it say that?
Most things are done in six months batches, not 7. I'm happy to stand corrected, as I'm not suggesting this is either way, but unless you can tell me where it says this...
Cus all it does refer to is the first HALF of the year. I.e 6 months.0 -
Graham_Devon wrote: »Where does it say that?
Most things are done in six months batches, not 7. I'm happy to stand corrected, as I'm not suggesting this is either way, but unless you can tell me where it says this...
Cus all it does refer to is the first HALF of the year. I.e 6 months.
Not often I know, but I agree with you there, especially seeing as the period would also be a cumlative for 2009.'Just think for a moment what a prospect that is. A single market without barriers visible or invisible giving you direct and unhindered access to the purchasing power of over 300 million of the worlds wealthiest and most prosperous people' Margaret Thatcher0 -
Not often I know, but I agree with you there, especially seeing as the period would also be a cumlative for 2009.
Thanks. Hopefully you can see how all this changing of the goalposts to state I'm wrong is also highly annoying, especially when I'M told to engage my brain, and then different months are used to prove 'a' point.0
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