Flaming Bears

HAMISH_MCTAVISH

chucky wrote: »

i'd agree with you.

are there that many on here that consistently say this - i can think of Hamish and that's it

Oh Really????

Perhaps you can point me to a post where I have said house prices can only ever go up both in the long and short term.

I have NEVER made that assertion.

In fact, I have frequently stated that HPI will eventually end. As soon as population growth/household formation ceases and reverses, or house building starts to lead population growth rather than lagging it.

Or of course in the event of plague, nuclear war, meteor strike, or any other end-of-civilisation event that would no doubt keep the bears happy.

HAMISH_MCTAVISH

Yakubu22 wrote: »

So do you think average prices will fall further over the next year to 2 years?

Even I think average prices will fall from todays levels, as soon as this winter.

But I also think the absolute bottom of this cycle was most likely feb 09.

Really2

ShortnFat1 wrote: »

Good one Dan

I take it this a good idea to discredit some of the bulls (I presume your name as something to do with equity release.).

Shame no one is thanking you hey.:rolleyes:

The bears release yet another sockie. !!!!!! stop it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Before they close the site.

nearlynew

Dan: wrote: »

There is not one single person on here that believes "house prices can only go up"

But there are quite a few that think house prices rising beyond all economic fundamentals is a good thing.

shakerbaby

nearlynew wrote: »

But there are quite a few that think house prices rising beyond all economic fundamentals is a good thing.

I haven't seen the bulls argue anything less. :T

Sad deluded indebted beasts. I hope they love they're NE homes because they're going to be stuck there slaving away for a few more years yet. :rotfl:

Dan:_4

nearlynew wrote: »

But there are quite a few that think house prices rising beyond all economic fundamentals is a good thing.

Im not even sure they see it as a good thing.

For the record: I would like see further falls as im planning to trade up in a 2012, the smaller the mortgage the better.

bluey890

nearlynew wrote: »

But there are quite a few that think house prices rising beyond all economic fundamentals is a good thing.

It is for those looking to sell, but not for those looking to buy.
That's the official bull line.

Really2

shakerbaby wrote: »

What is it about the mentality and psyche of bulls that they flame and bait the bears who simply want cheaper housing for all and a more stable economy where money is spent on more goods and services apart from financing a ridiculous mortgage?

shakerbaby wrote: »

How can he, he's up to his t1ts in a BTL sh1tst0rm?

Sorry. Did you start this thread.the irony.:rolleyes:

Looks like the whole tread was just to bate the bulls. Seems like a few's true colours are on show.

edit Another person who deletes their hypocritical, abusive posts.

Conrad

shakerbaby wrote: »

Sad deluded indebted beasts. I hope they love they're NE homes because they're going to be stuck there slaving away for a few more years yet. :rotfl:

The majority of people I know don't give such thing a seconds thought, and have no engagement with penny pinching and constantly living thier imagined future lives in thier heads.

Most seem to accept thier lot and get on with life. The perma pessimists long for another world, another life.

mewbie_2

Conrad wrote: »

The majority of people I know don't give such thing a seconds thought, and have no engagement with penny pinching and constantly living thier imagined future lives in thier heads.

Most seem to accept thier lot and get on with life. The perma pessimists long for another world, another life.

You are right Conrad. Just you, me, Chucky, Dan, ISTL, StevieJ, Pickles, BTLNewbie, etc. seem to spend every waking and in Chucky's case, working hour on this forum.

Why on earth do we all bother?