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House Price Deflation - Who it affected
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No really. Why would 2005 be the cut of point?
Theres no such limitation in my original argument.
In fact, I believe evidence was provided for 2006, 2007 and 2008 too. :rotfl:
Can't have been some meaningless word game you stumbled into
and got caught at then?
Nah. Your contribution is much more useful than that.
Right?
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Yeah, and it was from 2006.
And? :rotfl:
Okkkkkkkkkkkkkay. So you started off by saying that the "bulls" had been predicting a "soft landing" since 2002. It transpires that the "bulls" you refer to are Nationwide, Columbo, Hamish and I. On further investigation the "soft landing" that Nationwide was predicting (although they DID call it a soft landing) was a rise in prices of over 10% and that none of the others commented upon a "soft landing" until 2006. Would that be fair?0 -
Okkkkkkkkkkkkkay. So you started off by saying that the "bulls" had been predicting a "soft landing" since 2002. It transpires that the "bulls" you refer to are Nationwide, Columbo, Hamish and I. On further investigation the "soft landing" that Nationwide was predicting (although they DID call it a soft landing) was a rise in prices of over 10% and that none of the others commented upon a "soft landing" until 2006. Would that be fair?
Okkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk. I believe we've been through this pimpenil.
Asked and answered.0 -
So letting that 2005 thing slide then eh.
Strange, seemed very important to you a few posts ago. :rotfl:
Letting it slide? I don't think so. You said Columbo said it in 2005 and he didn't. The first link you can post to any member of the websites is in 2006 when you said they had been calling a soft landing since 2002.0 -
Okay thanks.
Oh, by the way, at what point did I say Nationwide, Columbo, Hamish and you were the sole bulls refered to in my assesment?
Because clearly, in the one out of context post thats getting you all excited, I was drawing attention to the nonsensical worth of your "neither" assertion.
You of course chose to put your own focussed spin on it,
and pull your todge joyously as you got a few posts of pedantry inspired confusion it caused.
Well done you.0
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