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HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »So the average house price is actually around £450 higher today than last month. Only the seasonally adjusted numbers show falls.
Your double standards crack me up.0 -
Second stage of the crash begins here maybe? Wonder when YOY negative will re emerge?0
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It worked. Welcome.Party_Pooper wrote: »Test Post please ignore0 -
Good luck with that.Party_Pooper wrote: »Thankyou. I'm going to set some ground rules. <p>
1. All my posts must be thanked <p>
2. See above.0 -
HammerSmashedFace wrote: »Eh ?, no mortgage Stevie, I thought I'd made that clear before.:)
You did, sorry about that
I know what bait to use anyway 
'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 -
Could be a tough crowd in tonight. Just me, you and the little rewired fella (he's probably on day shift today).Party_Pooper wrote: »Luck? Once the one liners start they'll be rolling in the aisles.0 -
martinbuckley wrote: »Apart from these years:
Feb 96: +0.9%
Feb 97: +1.2%
Feb 98: +0.9%
Feb 99: +0.4%
Feb 00: +2.2%
Feb 01: -0.5%
Feb 02: +1.6%
Feb 03: +0.3%
Feb 04: +2.6%
Feb 05: +0.7%
Feb 06: +0.0%
Feb 07: +0.9%
My, we have had some very mild winters over those years - only one negative in sight!
Does anyone have historic monthly figures for Q4 and Q1 of each year? I remember seeing some a while ago and they seemed to contradict the winter falls and spring bounce arguments as shown by these February figures. Is there any actual fact in the spring bounce/winter falls argument or is it just populist belief?0 -
I nearly thanked that one. Btw - how many people can you fit in an Aygo? It's not a joke, just curious.Party_Pooper wrote: »You'd better buckle up. I intend to implement a reign of terror not seen since that guy who used to mention margin calls all the time, his name escapes me.0 -
I did notice this. You have been doing this to me for about two years.Party_Pooper wrote: »By the way this is nonsense0
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