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Credit crunch forecaster now suggests 50% falls in house prices
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http://madgoldspreadtrader.blogspot.com/
Can I ask did you buy or still renting?
Are you finally living your dream of an eco house 100% off grid on a small holding growing your own veg and raising livestock?
How can he be '100% off grid' when he's clearly running a public blog and posting on internet forums?0 -
:rotfl:
Now I'm very happy with the team.0 -
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Go read up on stagflation and it's implications for various asset classes
I strongly urge you to read the new book Futurebabble. It is littered with examples of these 'one big idea' prediction scenarious from history, 99% of which fail to come true.
Your persona is described in the book as a Hedgehog and like all hedgehogs with 'one big idea' they are wrong nearly every time. Instead learn to be a fox with a more even handed view that is flexible.
Before you dismiss me, ponder this. In 2005 I was saying to Hedghogs on the Dubai property forums that they were making a mistake in thier faith that thier one big idea was sound and so 'obviously correct' and they dismissed me out of hand, much as you likely will now. Oh well.0 -
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50% falls in real terms is not that hard to believe now. We are 20% down now, another 10% down next yr seems likely. If similar falls next few years, then we will be 50% real falls from top to bottom.0
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