The Express smells blood..

wherediditallgothen

poppyriley wrote: »

I Smell !!!!!!!!

Of what?

angrypirate

doire wrote: »

Are you going to answer post 6? You look a right prat for saying what you did but not backing it up with hard evidence.

I suppose thats you all over isnt it

Dont expect him to answer. In fact dont expect Sibley to even appear back on this thread again now you have asked him a sensible question that he cant answer. I imagine he'll start a new thread titled, Daily Express headlines: house prices to soar in about 3 days time.

steve237

Any increase in house prices would be good news for me, regardless of runaway inflation.

Can't stand The Express, but when I took out a 7 year fixed rate (85% LTV, 2009 -2016) I based my decision on a worst case scenario 'prediction' of house prices being the same after 7 years.

If they go up, happy days, as I should get to a 60% LTV when the fixed rate ends, meaning better rates.

Batchy

bendix wrote: »

How many times do you need it drilled into your thick head that a 21% rise over 5 years is lower than the projected rise in inflation?

Leveraged its going to dwarf rises on the interest on the corresponding deposits however, considering mortgages are now cheaper than renting... it all starts to make sense.

Affordability indicators are at their lowest for years, and continuing to get better, as prices stabalise and wages rise (slowly)... there is no rush, but dont hold on for too long as inflation is going to be that high over the next 5 years, wage inflation will pick up soon, and prices will rise accordingly!

Hoopie1

It's hard to smell blood at the offices of The Express, there's generally an strong stench of dung eminating from Richard Desmond's office which masks everything else.

boophillips

Sibley wrote: »

As many of you already know. I work for the Daily Express.

My colleagues and I have set out to destroy the HPC website.

Today we have blacked out the Nationwide figures. It never happened.

We plan to wait 2 days or so then bombard the public with house price rise stories.

Our aim is to make the HPC members bitter and twisted. It makes us laugh and we all have a good chuckle at the wine bar after work.

Tally ho!!!!

What a !!!!ing !!!!

shortchanged_2

The Express smells blood..


Why, are the chief editors Nobby Stiles playing up again?

HAMISH_MCTAVISH

Last chance saloon for the bears.

Prices will start rising again from Feb.... And the economic recovery will be well underway next year. 5 months and counting for the crash dream to evaporate for another 15 years.

Thrugelmir

HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

Last chance saloon for the bears.

Prices will start rising again from Feb.... And the economic recovery will be well underway next year. 5 months and counting for the crash dream to evaporate for another 15 years.

Economic recovery in 5 months? Spending reductions haven't even impacted yet. I would expect cut in NHS headcount to be announced by next March. As NHS Trusts struggle to balance their books caused by PFI liabilities.

angrypirate

HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

Last chance saloon for the bears.

Prices will start rising again from Feb.... And the economic recovery will be well underway next year. 5 months and counting for the crash dream to evaporate for another 15 years.

Nice that you wish poverty on every single young hard earner out there. You dont seem to care that the young are priced out of the market and only ever enrich selfish idiots like you who basically think of them as the underclass as they rent and dont own. You are the 21st century scrooge and the sad thing about it all? You are proud about it