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Has the crash finally bugun?
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Define, abit ?
Sure !!=You're right time will tell.
Being almost serious for a moment. Historically, price fluctuations take years to bottom and indeed top.
If the 'cycle' is consistent, prices won't bottom for maybe 4/5/6 years. And the up side will take just as long.
One thing I will say, we will not see drops of 60% no chance, if i'm proved wrong feel free to quote me on it
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PROFESSIONAL_LANDLORD wrote: »Sure !!=
One thing I will say, we will not see drops of 60% no chance, if i'm proved wrong feel free to quote me on it
I said 50/60%, and still stand by that. And quote me on that? Within 2/3 years!0 -
A 'bit' implys to me a fraction, an insignifiant amount, almost unnoticeable.
10% plus is already evident in my area - would you describe 10%+ as a bit?
Would you descibe 20% as a mere smidgen?
You are the Black Knight from Monty Python's 'the Holy Grail' and I claim my £5.anger, denial, acceptance
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dealornodeal wrote: »I think within a year or 2, prices will drop 50/60%
Real RPI, "Real" CPI or nominal?0
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