London Has Peaked

chucknorris

wotsthat wrote: »

No you sold up in the late nineties then did some sofa surfing and then some free digs before getting into renting big time.

My memory of the events is better than yours.

Then again I imagine the manner in which your home ownership ended was a bit traumatic which is why you try to forget it. What happened?

I hope for his sake it was the late 90's! I actually thought that it was worse than that, and it was the mid 90's!

westernpromise

Indeed, if it was the mid 90s he missed the first 100% of the price rally....!

Crashy_Time

westernpromise wrote: »

I wasn't trying to dodge a crash between 1988 and 1990 so on that basis I didn't lose £26,000 either.

Every time I lose money I don't care, so it doesn't count.

What's your BCR again?

I was never trying to dodge a crash, had no interest in "crashes" until 2007/8, when anyone with half a brain could see we really needed one....:rotfl:

Crashy_Time

Jack_Johnson_the_acorn wrote: »

This thread is keeping me entertained in work.... I think giggling to myself is weirding people out. :rotfl:

Hope you are not giggling like a loon in peoples gardens mate when you are putting the For Sale signs up?

Crashy_Time

westernpromise wrote: »

Indeed, if it was the mid 90s he missed the first 100% of the price rally....!

But that is with hindsight, you didn`t know there would be a economic and political stability threatening credit bubble back then any more than I did. This bubble will crash and burn no matter how many silly posts you sit and make all day long on here. Why do you bother?

Jack_Johnson_the_acorn

Crashy_Time wrote: »

I was never trying to dodge a crash, had no interest in "crashes" until 2007/8, when anyone with half a brain could see we really needed one....:rotfl:

He was only interested in 2007/2008... the 10 yrs of rent previous therefore doesn't count.... the 10 yrs after don't count either.

20yrs of being spectacularly wrong. What a legend

Crashy_Time

Jack_Johnson_the_acorn wrote: »

He was only interested in 2007/2008... the 10 yrs of rent previous therefore doesn't count.... the 10 yrs after don't count either.

20yrs of being spectacularly wrong. What a legend

What counts is how many houses did you sell today...one?....none? :rotfl: Keep plugging away mate.

Jack_Johnson_the_acorn

Crashy_Time wrote: »

What counts is how many houses did you sell today...one?....none? :rotfl: Keep plugging away mate.

Of course.... go on the defensive and claim that everyone who disagrees is an EA or the owner of Barratt :rotfl:

Why not face facts that you have been wrong for a long long time. Spectacularly wrong. Maybe I'm just a debt junkie.... either way I'm still on track to be mortgage free by 40...... :beer:

Crashy_Time

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/10/19/foxtons-property-sales-tumble-by-a-third-as-london-house-buying/


Hope none of you work for this crowd? Still I`m sure many of you can get overtime at the circus.....:money:

cells

Crashy_Time wrote: »

But that is with hindsight, you didn`t know there would be a economic and political stability threatening credit bubble back then any more than I did. This bubble will crash and burn no matter how many silly posts you sit and make all day long on here. Why do you bother?

you have literally brainwashed yourself