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'We've reached a tipping point' Signs of house price weakness
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Ahh the old 'use asking prices as a past reference when sold prices exist' trick.
Anyway, the thread on HPC started on January 4th not May.
ah, you caught me with my pants down
i was using the old selective stat quoting trick
its a nice one and one which if oft employed on this site0 -
I will never understand what people find so difficult about quoting a post.[/QUOTE
Tell me about it. [QUOTEBubble_and_Squeak wrote: »[QUOTE=Crashy Time;66918293Don't blame me, I voted Remain.0 -
chucknorris wrote: »Bubble_and_Squeak wrote: »
You couldn't be more wrong, the small amount of cash that I hold has performed far less favourably than my other assets.
My other assets might be momentarily declining using your weird accountancy methods. But the fact is that the capital value of our properties have increased significantly in the last 2-3 years. So I don't really care if the value stagnates or even dips for a short period. What I care about is what can we sell them for in about 10-15 years time.
My shares haven't performed as well as the property, but much better than cash, storing your wealth in cash is a mugs game, unless you need it in the short term (I don't).
In all seriousness I don`t think it is, in this environment of deflation. The fact that the PTB have tried, and failed over the last few years to keep us out of deflation with all their stimulus should be a loud warning bell to anyone sitting on property and hoping that things are going to stabilise at the "new normal".0 -
mayonnaise wrote: »I will never understand what people find so difficult about quoting a post.[/QUOTE
Tell me about it. [QUOTEBubble_and_Squeak wrote: »[QUOTE=Crashy_Time;66918293
Get down and give me fifty (grand) MAYONN..AISE! I`ll show you what being in the NE club is all about!0 -
Crashy_Time wrote: »chucknorris wrote: »
In all seriousness I don`t think it is, in this environment of deflation. The fact that the PTB have tried, and failed over the last few years to keep us out of deflation with all their stimulus should be a loud warning bell to anyone sitting on property and hoping that things are going to stabilise at the "new normal".
cash is the only asset that isn't depreciating at the moment.
property- falling
shares- falling
commodities- falling0 -
Bubble_and_Squeak wrote: »Crashy_Time wrote: »
cash is the only asset that isn't depreciating at the moment.
property- falling
shares- falling
commodities- falling
Why is Chucky stealing my posts? What is wrong with the Quote function on here?0 -
Crashy_Time wrote: »Bubble_and_Squeak wrote: »
Why is Chucky stealing my posts? What is wrong with the Quote function on here?
It just happened again.0 -
Crashy_Time wrote: »Bubble_and_Squeak wrote: »
Why is Chucky stealing my posts? What is wrong with the Quote function on here?
YAY!
CRASHYS BACK!0 -
Pretty quiet on here lately?:money:0
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Crashy_Time wrote: »Pretty quiet on here lately?:money:
the horse has bolted!0
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