Bit of good news

bluey890

ad9898 wrote: »

So what part of my statement appears to be untrue and therefore something I would be in denial about ?

You are in denial about being in denial. Don't try to deny it either.

ad9898_3

bluey890 wrote: »

You are in denial about being in denial. Don't try to deny it either.

Ah ok, end the mini debate by talking bollox as a type of subterfuge for having no answer.......and you accuse others of denial;), that's fine, ok next subject.:D

bluey890

ad9898 wrote: »

Ah ok, end the mini debate by talking bollox as a type of subterfuge for having no answer.......and you accuse others of denial;), that's fine, ok next subject.:D

I provided an answer to the question posed.
I tactfully suggest it is you who is participating in subterfuge.

Graham_Devon

bluey890 wrote: »

I provided an answer to the question posed.
I tactfully suggest it is you who is participating in subterfuge.

Think it's you who's in denial then!!

tommy75

Graham_devon saved me 20k so far. Thankyou.

bluey890

Graham_Devon wrote: »

Think it's you who's in denial then!!

I see all the crazy people are out tonight.

Another bear in denial that house prices have been increasing, there's a surprise.

Graham_Devon

bluey890 wrote: »

I see all the crazy people are out tonight.

Another bear in denial that house prices have been increasing, there's a surprise.

Oh right, so you say something and you get accused of something else, then you call people strange?

I guess you would find other people rather bizzare from your world

ad9898_3

bluey890 wrote: »

I provided an answer to the question posed.
I tactfully suggest it is you who is participating in subterfuge.

So let me get this straight, you believe that our current economic state is based on sound fundamentals that will improve as we go into the next parliament ? By sound fundamentals I mean

Unemployment falling.
IR's to fall or credit to become cheaper and widely available.
Taxes to fall.
Inflation in commodities such as oil etc to remain low as demand ramps up.
Healthy public finances.

bluey890

ad9898 wrote: »

So let me get this straight, you believe that our current economic state is based on sound fundamentals that will improve as we go into the next parliament ? By sound fundamentals I mean

Unemployment falling.
IR's to fall or credit to become cheaper and widely available.
Taxes to fall.
Inflation in commodities such as oil etc to remain low as demand ramps up.
Healthy public finances.

You are attempting to change the ball park. This is different to the continual growth statement in post 2. You fail to understand house prices are valued in terms of pieces of paper.

The money supply has always gone up in the long term. While this is the case so will house prices.

Thrugelmir

HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

House prices will rise as long as population does, and the rate of housebuilding lags population growth.

The population will need jobs to earn money to pay rent or mortgages.

The minimum wage for many will limit what they can afford. Though this wont stop housebuilding as there will still be a profit for developers.