Graph !!!!!! 2 - The next Generation

ShimSham

Zammo wrote: »

Sorry I haven't had time to post tonight.

I've been far too busy with the hand cream and man size tissues.

mmmmmmmmm..........

:money::money::money:

Damn. I thought you died back in the 80's. :shocked:

Plasticman

ShimSham wrote: »

Damn. I thought you died back in the 80's. :shocked:

You don't need to give a detailed answer to that Zammo - just say no.

sabretoothtigger

BettiePage

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7893317.stm

sabretoothtigger

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/libor

Cannon_Fodder

michaels

Here is a graph that really puts the true scale of the set back in to perspective:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7789997.stm

John_Pierpoint

A graph like that is much more useful if it has a bar chart along the base line showing the volume of transactions.
It is very much a false market at the moment.
Will the interest levels on mortgages stay low as the currency goes to hell ?
or
Will the repossessions break out from the specialist unreported auction market into the mainstream ?

With the continuing decline in the pound as the government buys back gilts and the foreigners dump their resulting pounds. I could well be option 1 of those two

sabretoothtigger

Low volume is a poor indicator so Im told, of course it could just mean high volume will show just how low the prices should really have dropped to

Generali

sabretoothtigger wrote: »

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/libor

Hmmm. So LIBOR is now twice the base rate. Perhaps QE can bring it down.

Perhaps QE can cure thrush and kill the germs that may cause bad breath.